Donald Trump Campaign Led By Conspiracy Theorists?

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It shouldn't be of any surprised that the GOP front runner, Donald Trump, is changing his campaign staff so fervently. Obviously in the light of recent polls, Trump must be shaken to his core knowing that Hillary Clinton is the more popular choice between the two. This can easily be described as a tactic for trying to stop Hillary Clinton from becoming the next president, but it won't work so easily

 CNN wrote in one of their articles, 
 "His plummeting poll numbers suggest that he is cruising toward defeat in November unless he is able to drastically change course. But it is unclear how recent leadership changes will help Trump reverse his core problems: his murky message, his scattershot ground game, and his unwillingness to appeal to a broader group of voters"
This is a very accurate description of what seems to be analyzed for Trump's drastic measures in changing campaign staff. Trump has been dragging in the people who play in the dark realm of politics. The same people that isn't afraid to drag in right wing conspiracy theories that are generally generated by Alex Jones. Trump's new "camp" will be dragging in conspiracies about Clinton's health, Her husband, and any other right wing conspiracy theory.

To beat it all, Trump's new campaign manager, Steve Bannon, has these articles written on his right wing site, Breitbart News. His addition wasn't received well from other republicans due to his lack of experience when it comes to running a campaign successfully. However, Steve Bannon was dubbed a street fighter by one of Trump's former campaign managers.

Trump has also added a new pollster to his campaign which is supposedly going to help him deliver a better message to public in order to sway the voters in his favor. Many pundits have said that Trump needs to stay focused and deliver his message rather than ramble on about nonsense.

Can Trump really sway the voters before November is already to late for him?

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