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True lol! I've certainly diablos'd. Remember when we had Rubio had a chance? Hah hah.Yea, it has that effect on people.
Also, when aren't we diablosing?
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True lol! I've certainly diablos'd. Remember when we had Rubio had a chance? Hah hah.Yea, it has that effect on people.
Also, when aren't we diablosing?
Definitely favors sanders
Probably. Such a thing tends to. What state?
Not necessarily. Keep in mind that a lot of registered independents are also ex-republicans who were embarrassed about what their party became. It's definitely not bad for him though.
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Why can't Cruz beat Drumpf one-on-one? CW says not in blue states, but are not blue state Republicans much more Cruz-friendly? No one is asking Cruz to win California in the general, just in the primaries.
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@John548, I think Cruz would beat Drumpf one-on-one in California, but it's not guaranteed. On the other hand, I think he's in serious danger of losing the big East Coast states, like New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Here's some fun data just coming in from the Iowa Secretary of State: the Democrats and Republicans appeared to pick up almost identical numbers of registered voters over the last month and a half. That's mainly the result of newly registered voters on Iowa caucus night.
Nate CohnUpshot Correspondent
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The Democrats picked up more newly registered voters, and more voters switched from "no party" to the Democrats. But more voters switched from the Democrats to the Republicans. In the end, it's basically a wash, with the number of Democrats increasing by 37,291 and the number of Republicans increasing by 37,217.
Wouldn't this favor sanders? I mean, "no party" people joining dems means independents joined for Sanders vote.
Either way, you can't lose.In all honesty I am not sure. A contested convention would be hilarious in it's own special way, but watching the GOP elite give the nomination to Trump with tears in their eyes, knowing there's nothing they can do to stop him, would also be amazing.
But is it better for us? Would we rather have a Trump nomination or a contested convention where it is stolen out from under him?
Nope he really needs it to get to 1237. Plus that will cause Kasich to drop. When the options are Cruz and Trump, Trump will win most states.
Either way, you can't lose.
In all honesty I am not sure. A contested convention would be hilarious in it's own special way, but watching the GOP elite give the nomination to Trump with tears in their eyes, knowing there's nothing they can do to stop him, would also be amazing.
Based on what? Cruz was way ahead in the most recent head-to-head national polling.Nope he really needs it to get to 1237. Plus that will cause Kasich to drop. When the options are Cruz and Drumpf, Drumpf will win most states.
How do people vote for school board heads and local judges? I can never find that much information online.
I'm actually really looking forward to the RNC for this, just to see what will happen. Are Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell really going to walk out on that floor and talk about how excited they are to be supporting Donald Trump?
I have no idea how any of this is ever going to work for them. It's the best reality television show ever. Somebody should go just to do confessionals and edit them into the YouTube clips.
Based on what? Cruz was way ahead in the most recent head-to-head national polling.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-hits-wall-gop-critics-back-convention-fight/story?id=37474752
What the hell would a Trump nomination acceptance speech even look like. I can't even imagine honestly.Exactly, there's no situation that doesn't result in laughs.
Forbes doesn't understand that 26 > 15 apparently.
It would be awesome if they just said fuck it and let Trump pick all the presenters.
All his rich business friends praising him for hours.
What the hell would a Trump nomination acceptance speech even look like. I can't even imagine honestly.
What the hell would a Trump nomination acceptance speech even look like. I can't even imagine honestly.
Ashamed to admit I spent a solid 2 minutes trying to figure out what was wrong w/ the Kasich and Cruz graphs (15 and 26 favorable respectively) before realizing you meant the Hillary graph
How does that even happen though? I mean I can't imagine they are drawing these charts manually
So what are everyone's guesses for Ohio? I see Kasich and Bernie, but I'm not confident enough to put money on this one.
How so?Trump winning Ohio might actually hurt him.
So what are everyone's guesses for Ohio? I see Kasich and Bernie, but I'm not confident enough to put money on this one.
How so?
It's in order of net favorability?Ashamed to admit I spent a solid 2 minutes trying to figure out what was wrong w/ the Kasich and Cruz graphs (15 and 26 favorable respectively) before realizing you meant the Hillary graph
How does that even happen though? I mean I can't imagine they are drawing these charts manually
It's in order of net favorability?
Oh lolThe Hillary chart is off proportionally.
Forbes doesn't understand that 26 > 15 apparently.
Kasich is so delusional. He says running a positive campaign is beginning to pay off for him. The guy finishes 3rd or 4th in most states.
Democratic
Hillary Clinton 103
Bernie Sanders 63
Republican
John Kasich 4
Ted Cruz 4
Donald Trump 3
Marco Rubio 3
How do people vote for school board heads and local judges? I can never find that much information online.
There were over a dozen judicial races on the ballot here. The good news was various bar associations gave assessments of how well qualified the candidates were and the Sun-Times had a nice pdf with a chart summarizing all the rankings. I used that to guide my judgment. I have no idea whether there's anything similar where you are.
lol this is so excitingTop conservatives gather to plot third-party run against Trump
The meeting is scheduled for two days after tonight's primaries in what many Republican operatives believe will determine whether Trump is on an unstoppable march to the nomination.
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/...-party-run-against-trump-220786#ixzz430DF9MCS
Primary results from my son's school:Mock
Code:Democratic Hillary Clinton 103 Bernie Sanders 63 Republican John Kasich 4 Ted Cruz 4 Donald Trump 3 Marco Rubio 3
This could spell trouble for Clinton!
For Ohio, at least, there's a site called http://www.judge4yourself.com that has a pretty good rundown on all judicial ballots. But yeah, usually electing small time positions like this are an utter shitshow unless you're really clued into local politics. Hopefully we'll see more of these kinds of resources pop up in the future.
Three influential leaders in the conservative movement have summoned other top conservatives for a closed-door meeting this Thursday in Washington D.C. to talk about how to stop Donald Trump and, should he become the Republican nominee, how to run a third-party true conservative challenger in the fall.
Top conservatives gather to plot third-party run against Trump
The meeting is scheduled for two days after tonight's primaries in what many Republican operatives believe will determine whether Trump is on an unstoppable march to the nomination.
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/...-party-run-against-trump-220786#ixzz430DF9MCS
Forbes doesn't understand that 26 > 15 apparently.
What's the point? It's still a guaranteed loss.
Rubio says he's staying in the race even if he loses Florida...
Rubio says he's staying in the race even if he loses Florida...
Save the down ballot candidates.
Rubio says he's staying in the race even if he loses Florida...
Save the down ballot candidates.
Top conservatives gather to plot third-party run against Trump
The meeting is scheduled for two days after tonight's primaries in what many Republican operatives believe will determine whether Trump is on an unstoppable march to the nomination.
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/...-party-run-against-trump-220786#ixzz430DF9MCS