Neither, really. They might like Johnson from a fiscal perspective (although he might not cut taxes as much as they'd like, but I think he'd want to cut into the deficit), but would hate him from a foreign policy perspective and wouldn't care for his social agenda. They'll hate Drumpf from a budgetary perspective, especially the tea baggers, because his proposals don't come close to paying what he says he'll pay. They'll probably like Drumpf more socially because I'm betting he'll appoint more socially conservative judges than Johnson would, and while they won't like his foreign policy, he's less an isolationist than Johnson is. The House will generally despise whichever of the 3 is elected.
