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[Wilsongt]

I need more numbers

Literally will take anything

My iPhone battery is currently at 41%.

 

[RastaMentality]

CNN:

Just one-quarter of voters in the GOP primary Tuesday say they are born-again or evangelical Christians, well below the majority of Iowa caucusgoers who said they were born-again or evangelical. Likewise, New Hampshire GOP voters were less likely to be deeply conservative than were the Iowa caucusgoers: About 3-in-10 describe themselves as "very conservative" among Tuesday's voters.

 

[Y2Kev]

I need more numbers

Literally will take anything

100% of my dogs' farts smell toxic

 

[PBY]

My iPhone battery is currently at 41%.

100% of my dogs' farts smell toxic

Fuuuuck... this is bad for Christie.

 

[danm999]

CNN says 22% of Dems decided their vote in the last days, against 46% of GOPs.

65% of GOPs influenced by the debate (bye Rubio?)

Good news for Sanders and bad for Rubio.

 

[Holmes]

I need more numbers

Literally will take anything

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[Veritigo_X]

CNN says 22% of Dems decided their vote in the last days, against 46% of GOPs.

65% of GOPs influenced by the debate (bye Rubio?)

OH damn. Rubio getting 4th.

More:

This Week ‏@ThisWeekABC 38s38 seconds ago
Prelim. exit poll results: Nearly half of GOP #NHPrimary voters say they’re looking for candidate from “outside the political establishment"

 

[Macho Madness]

Exit polls can be ridiculously inaccurate in a primary fwiw

 

[Y2Kev]

OH damn. Rubio getting 4th.

More:

Does Rubio count as establishment?

 

[CCS]

I need more numbers

Literally will take anything

For example, for two qubits (n = 2), the state α |00> + β |01> = |0> ⊗ (α |0> + β |1>) is separable, |Ψ1> = |0> and |Ψ2> = α |0> + β |1>, whilst the state α |00> + β |11> =/= |Ψ1> ⊗ |Ψ2> is entangled (α, β =/= 0)

 

[And_Gignac]

I need more numbers

Literally will take anything

Enjoy.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/02/09/politics/new-hampshire-primary-exit-entrance-polls/index.html

 

[Gruco]

Bold prediction: Literally every GOP candidate gets 9% of the vote. Party elites consider this an omen, call for Herman Cain to enter race.

 

[Black Mamba]

OH damn. Rubio getting 4th.

More:

This seems to make sense if Trump is like 30-35%, Carson is 6%, and Cruz is 10%+ if Cruz is considered outside by these people.

 

[Aaron Strife]

Does Rubio count as establishment?

He was being touted as the establishment favorite right up until that debate performance.

Which is ironic since his entrance into national politics came from teabagging Charlie Crist.

 

[noshten]

Did you comment on Trump pivoting left on drug prices and healthcare in general?

Feel The Bern: Donald Trump Copies Sanders On Drug Price Controls

Trump said that the government is “the largest purchaser of drugs in the world, and yet we buy for practically the same price as if you go to the local drug store and take something off the counter.”

“For some reason,” he said, “we’re not allowed to negotiate drug prices. Can you believe it? So we buy drugs and we pay about $300 billion dollars more than we’re supposed to, if we negotiated the price.

“So there’s $300 billion (in waste) on day one,” he said.

We are hard pressed to think of a previous GOP presidential candidate — much less the front-runner in what is supposed to be a conservative party — who has openly advocated price controls on a major industry. We live in interesting times.

Donald Trump's Compassionate Health Care Plan

One benefit of the populist movement of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump is the broad exposure to ideas not discussed by mainstream politicians. As I digested Donald Trump’s comments about health care from Saturday night’s debate, and weighed those with his comments about universal health care in the past, I realized he has the potential for a measured approach. It doesn’t mean I want Trump to win the election, but maybe some of his better ideas will rub off on the mainstream.

Here are his words that gave me pause:

“What I do say is, there will be a certain number of people that will be on the street dying and as a Republican, I don’t want that to happen. We’re going to take care of people that are dying on the street because there will be a group of people that are not going to be able to even think in terms of private or anything else and we’re going to take care of those people.”

Trump trolling for victims.

 

[Ignatz Mouse]

I just bought a bunch of No for Rubio as runner up. Hope that wasn't rash!

 

[PBY]

Enjoy.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/02/09/politics/new-hampshire-primary-exit-entrance-polls/index.html

Nice. Thanks.

Seems okay for Sanders/Trump.

 

[kirblar]

Did you comment on Trump pivoting left on drug prices and healthcare in general?

Feel The Bern: Donald Trump Copies Sanders On Drug Price Controls






Donald Trump's Compassionate Health Care Plan




Trump trolling for victims.

Trump's been center-left on health care prior to the GOP run. He tried pivoting right but his original views keep leaking out (and he's deliberately going after Sanders voters because he knows Sanders doesn't make it all the way.)

 

[Deleted member 231381]

For example, for two qubits (n = 2), the state α |00> + β |01> = |0> ⊗ (α |0> + β |1>) is separable, |Ψ1> = |0> and |Ψ2> = α |0> + β |1>, whilst the state α |00> + β |11> =/= |Ψ1> ⊗ |Ψ2> is entangled (α, β =/= 0)

There are only 3 numbers there. That's only 1 more than this post.

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[User 463088]

On both sides, however, smaller shares report participating in a primary for the first time than did so in Iowa's caucuses.

From CNN's report. Interesting.

 

[CCS]

There are only 3 numbers there. That's only 1 more than this post.

Yes but they happen lots of times. It's basically interchangeable with polling

 

[Krowley]

Did you comment on Trump pivoting left on drug prices and healthcare in general?

Feel The Bern: Donald Trump Copies Sanders On Drug Price Controls






Donald Trump's Compassionate Health Care Plan




Trump trolling for victims.

Is Trump to the left of Hillary on health care?

edit// His views are probably too vague to make a judgement. He might be able to pivot there in the general though.

 

[Deleted member 231381]

Yes but they happen lots of times. It's basically interchangeable with polling

Touché, I concede.

 

[Holmes]

Is Trump to the left of Hillary on health care?

 

[NYCmetsfan]

I just bought a bunch of No for Rubio as runner up. Hope that wasn't rash!

we have a bunch of gambling addicts in here

 

[CCS]

Touché, I concede.

Think that's the first time I've ever come out on top in one of our exchanges

 

[NeoXChaos]

Hillary 58-41

65+

Sanders 18-29

85-15

MSNBC exit polls

First time voters

Trump 36
Kasich 17
Cruz 13
Rubio 13

typing fast. may be a little off.

 

[Teggy]

Cruz hates those New Hampshire values.

 

[Y2Kev]

Some of you need to DO YOUR ROUNDS

wait I'm not a shonda rimes character

I meant STOP GAMBLING

 

[Deleted member 231381]

Think that's the first time I've ever come out on top in one of our exchanges

Normally I only get beaten by CyclopsRock. That man is like a rake, you think you're walking all over him then BAM out of the long grass. ;_;

 

[Tesseract]

if you're not at least purple on healthcare, your heart is black

 

[PBY]

Hillary 58-41

65+

Sanders 18-29

85-15

MSNBC exit polls

First time voters

Trumo 36
Kasic 17
Cruz 13
Rubio 13

typing fast. may be a little off.

RUBOT NOOOOO

 

[Deleted member 231381]

Those are not good Sanders numbers. :/

 

[Black Mamba]

RUBOT NOOOOO

You mean RubiNo.

 

[Holmes]

http://abcnews.go.com/PollingUnit/voted-live-hampshire-primary-exit-poll-analysis/story?id=36805930

Among the top six candidates in New Hampshire, many more say Trump would best handle the economy and an international crisis alike, followed by John Kasich on the economy and a log jam among Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, John Kasich and Chris Christie on an international crisis.

Half of Republican primary voters in New Hampshire say they’d be satisfied with Trump as the eventual nominee, vs. about four in 10 for Rubio and Cruz alike.

 

[jonjonaug]

Please don't gamble on election outcomes.

 

[Teggy]

Hillary 58-41

65+

Sanders 18-29

85-15

MSNBC exit polls

First time voters

Trump 36
Kasich 17
Cruz 13
Rubio 13

typing fast. may be a little off.

Don't suppose they have anything on the age distribution?

 

[CCS]

Normally I only get beaten by CyclopsRock. That man is like a rake, you think you're walking all over him then BAM out of the long grass. ;_;

He should run for PM.

Also, come on Hillary! SLAY!

 

[danm999]

Hillary 58-41

65+

Sanders 18-29

85-15

MSNBC exit polls

First time voters

Trump 36
Kasich 17
Cruz 13
Rubio 13

typing fast. may be a little off.

Yesssss

 

[Tesseract]

Hillary 58-41

65+

Sanders 18-29

85-15

MSNBC exit polls

First time voters

Trump 36
Kasich 17
Cruz 13
Rubio 13

typing fast. may be a little off.

 

[Y2Kev]

Goodbye muslims

 

[PBY]

Yo... understanding these polls could all be off

But the Rubio burn is real

 

[Holmes]

Those are not good Sanders numbers. :/

The young vote will carry him over the top. Do you know what was the % of 65+ voters in 2008?

 

[NeoXChaos]

Those are not good Sanders numbers. :/

that 58-41 is among voters 65+. His people are going to make up more of the electorate.

 

[ctothej]

I just bought a bunch of No for Rubio as runner up. Hope that wasn't rash!

Maybe a little... though I dropped a bunch on yes for Kasich as runner up so I'm in no place to judge!

 

[Iolo]

Cant tell if this is good or bad for Trump

This is excellent news for John McCain

 

[Deleted member 231381]

that 58-41 is among voters 65+.......

EDIT: no, misread. Still not good numbers, lot of the early polling had him neck and neck among 65+ in NH.

 

[Ignatz Mouse]

we have a bunch of gambling addicts in here

Mostly I've made extremely calculated moves. This time... not so much.

Let's see if I just blew my winnings thus far. (about $30 on $100)

 

[Futurematic]

Please don't gamble on election outcomes.

Live free or die!

 

[NeoXChaos]

Don't suppose they have anything on the age distribution?

nothing yet.