Won't get the chance to. But no.Y'all honestly think Blacks and Latinos are gonna vote for Rubio in a general?
Jeb's voters and donors are going to go to Rubio, and combined they're going to beat Trump. And if we liberals are dumb enough to nominate Sanders, we're fucked.
Nate Silver said:As I type this, Marco Rubio leads Ted Cruz for second place in South Carolina by about half a percentage point, 22.4 percent to 21.8 percent. It looks as though the remaining areas to report are slightly more favorable for Rubio than Cruz, but its liable to be very close.
But while well be here watching the results, Im not sure how much it matters. As I wrote at the start of the night, the margins matter more than the order of finish. The implications for Rubio and Cruz would not be materially different if theyd flipped positions. True, Rubio will get a nice talking point if he finishes in second, and hell get more shade thrown at him from political pundits if he finishes in third. But Republican voters and party elites have more important things to consider than whether a candidate got 22.4 percent of the vote or 21.8 percent instead.
Hate Mrs. Clinton all you like, but do you remember what she did to Gowdy? Well, do you think Rubio is smarter than Gowdy?
Yep. He'll continue to leave Kasich alone, instead going hard on Cruz and Rubio.You know after tonight Trump is going to be all over Rubio. I expect Trump to call him a robot, etc
You know after tonight Trump is going to be all over Rubio. I expect Trump to call him a robot, etc
I still think Trump and Rubio have a deal that prevents this.
WAT IS HAPPENING SOMEONE FILL ME INPLS
Is he going to is the question.Well I mean, if Rubio starts threatening his leads, he's going to have to break that deal.
Wow. But he did raise a ton after Iowa and New Hampshire too.Holy crap Sanders was spending like a fiend in January:
Tale of tape for @BernieSanders for January:
Raised: $21.3 million
Spent: $34.9 million
Cash on hand as of 1/31: $14.7 million
Really fear Rubio. Ugh.
Let me call the wrasslin' thread, I think we can work something out.Wish we would quite with this Lana Del Ray gif
It's not going to be a thing
Even with 100% of Jeb's voters from tonight, Trump still beats Rubio. Bad news is the RNC are going to start dumping even more money into Rubio pacs and campaign.
I do fear Rubio the most. I also don't think he'll be the nominee. And I think Hillary could still beat him.
He might be out sooner than I expect if his burn rate is ridiculously high.Holy crap Sanders was spending like a fiend in January:
Tale of tape for @BernieSanders for January:
Raised: $21.3 million
Spent: $34.9 million
Cash on hand as of 1/31: $14.7 million
As if they haven't already been helping with those debate crowds? A lot of good that money did for Jeb.
I think Sanders is raising more than Hillary right now, but let's say they are raising in the same general universe. We keep hearing about how he is spending 3:1 or 2:1 on ads vs. her...she is probably hoarding cash for the general.
Somebody help me here:
How is Rubio going to beat Trump in any state in the south? Michigan polls have him up big. Where are Rubio's delegates coming from?
Wasserman already saying "delegate math" will force Cruz out of the race. I don't see it happening.
Somebody help me here:
How is Rubio going to beat Trump in any state in the south? Michigan polls have him up big. Where are Rubio's delegates coming from?
Is he going to is the question.
Voter on MSNBC just said she would vote for Hillary Clinton in the GE if Trump is the nominee.
With Jeb! out Rubio gains a bit. I imagine any Jeb! supporters will go to Rubio over Cruz (probably a 3:1 split) and almost none of them want Trump. Carson is almost certainly done after Nevada for the Republicans--I see no reason for him to stay in for Super Tuesday--and that might bump Cruz up a bit. Assuming Cruz has a bad day on Super Tuesday we could easily see a lot of states in a near 3-way tie on March 1st, that results in Marco coming out on top and within spitting distance of Trump.
Voter on MSNBC just said she would vote for Hillary Clinton in the GE if Trump is the nominee.
Trumps win is massive, but the media narrative is to prop-up Rubio.
Wasserman already saying "delegate math" will force Cruz out of the race. I don't see it happening.
That's not what he is saying. He's saying that Cruz can't win because of delegate math, not that he will drop out. And he's right.
Except Carson's voters split evenly according to polls and Trump still beats Rubio tonight even if Rubio had all of Jeb's votes.