Trump Juggernaut

Gomezz Adddams wrote:Except in Texas and Oklahoma. Might lose in Arkansas to Cruz too. The amazing story is Rubio who might lose every race and be shut out of any delegates.

Shortie's Ex wrote:It was entertaining to see Rubio with his broad, but fake smile try to spin his circumstaces on media appearaces last night.  His advisors must have told him that he had to show lots of teeth with his smile to salvage a positive note from the wreckage of Super Tuesdsy.

Gomezz Adddams wrote:

Shortie's Ex wrote:It was entertaining to see Rubio with his broad, but fake smile try to spin his circumstaces on media appearaces last night.  His advisors must have told him that he had to show lots of teeth with his smile to salvage a positive note from the wreckage of Super Tuesdsy.

Looks like Ol' Snowball got steamrolled pretty bad by the Broomstick Rider last night. What pathway to the nomination even exists for that old Commie if he can't even take the Socialist Republic of Massachusetts? Crap the delegate count is now 2.5:1 in favor of the Cackler.

Clicker wrote:I hear that "The Body" may fly out of the gate to grapple with the wily Donald.

Gomezz Adddams wrote:Cruz takes Idaho with 43%. Trump trails in 2nd with 28%.

BladeRunner wrote:

Gomezz Adddams wrote:Cruz takes Idaho with 43%. Trump trails in 2nd with 28%.

I believe Trump and Cruz tied in delegate count at 120 each yesterday.

Gomezz Adddams wrote:

BladeRunner wrote:

Gomezz Adddams wrote:Cruz takes Idaho with 43%. Trump trails in 2nd with 28%.

I believe Trump and Cruz tied in delegate count at 120 each yesterday.

What? No way. Trump got 71 yesterday and Cruz got 56.  Overall Trump leads with 458, Cruz has 359, Rubio with 151 and Kasich has 54. However a lot of the upcoming primaries are winner take all so coming in second won't mean diddly-squat. Trump might win the nomination but he'll be a plurality candidate with only about 40% of Republicans having voted for him in the primaries

BladeRunner wrote:

Gomezz Adddams wrote:

BladeRunner wrote:

Gomezz Adddams wrote:Cruz takes Idaho with 43%. Trump trails in 2nd with 28%.

I believe Trump and Cruz tied in delegate count at 120 each yesterday.

What? No way. Trump got 71 yesterday and Cruz got 56.  Overall Trump leads with 458, Cruz has 359, Rubio with 151 and Kasich has 54. However a lot of the upcoming primaries are winner take all so coming in second won't mean diddly-squat. Trump might win the nomination but he'll be a plurality candidate with only about 40% of Republicans having voted for him in the primaries

I could be wrong, well at least what I heard on the radio this morning could have been wrong. My apologies.

Gomezz, [ ]

Last Tuesday, Virginia had a primary—and even though my own name was on the ballot, I checked the box for Ted Cruz.

When Republicans lost the last Presidential election, the Republican establishment thought it knew just what to do. Pass comprehensive immigration reform. Stop talking about "social issues." Go along and get along. Don't rock the boat. Rather than fight for real change, stand by as government grows increasingly incompetent and corrupt.
But they didn't count on Ted Cruz.

Ted Cruz is a true constitutional conservative. A real reformer, and a strong leader. And he can and will unite our party, and fix the festering problems in Washington—whether it's our broken immigration system or the IRS. Ted Cruz is that conservative.

And here's something I've learned throughout my career: if you are a real leader, you absolutely must challenge the status quo. And when you challenge the status quo, you make enemies. It's the price of leadership. And that price is one too many people aren't willing to pay, and so they don't lead.

Ted Cruz has made enemies by taking on the political class. They're scared we found our guy.

I ran for President because I believe it is time to take our country back—and I still believe that. I still believe we need a candidate who will stand for conservative principles. A nominee who will never settle for the status quo, and who will unite us as Republicans.

It is time for us to unite behind Ted Cruz.

If you're ready to take our country back—if you're ready to elect a real constitutional conservative in November—join me now in supporting the next President of these United States, Ted Cruz.

Thanks for your support,

Carly

Gomezz Adddams wrote:Ted Cruz. Or so says my email. You heard it here first.

Gomezz, [ ]

Last Tuesday, Virginia had a primary—and even though my own name was on the ballot, I checked the box for Ted Cruz.

When Republicans lost the last Presidential election, the Republican establishment thought it knew just what to do. Pass comprehensive immigration reform. Stop talking about "social issues." Go along and get along. Don't rock the boat. Rather than fight for real change, stand by as government grows increasingly incompetent and corrupt.
But they didn't count on Ted Cruz.

Ted Cruz is a true constitutional conservative. A real reformer, and a strong leader. And he can and will unite our party, and fix the festering problems in Washington—whether it's our broken immigration system or the IRS. Ted Cruz is that conservative.

And here's something I've learned throughout my career: if you are a real leader, you absolutely must challenge the status quo. And when you challenge the status quo, you make enemies. It's the price of leadership. And that price is one too many people aren't willing to pay, and so they don't lead.

Ted Cruz has made enemies by taking on the political class. They're scared we found our guy.

I ran for President because I believe it is time to take our country back—and I still believe that. I still believe we need a candidate who will stand for conservative principles. A nominee who will never settle for the status quo, and who will unite us as Republicans.

It is time for us to unite behind Ted Cruz.

If you're ready to take our country back—if you're ready to elect a real constitutional conservative in November—join me now in supporting the next President of these United States, Ted Cruz.

Thanks for your support,

Carly

BladeRunner wrote:Cliff is a much more reliable source, apparently.

Rubio got nada.....he and Kasich should both drop out.

Dr. Jones wrote:

Gomezz Adddams wrote:Ted Cruz. Or so says my email. You heard it here first.

Gomezz, [ ]

Last Tuesday, Virginia had a primary—and even though my own name was on the ballot, I checked the box for Ted Cruz.

When Republicans lost the last Presidential election, the Republican establishment thought it knew just what to do. Pass comprehensive immigration reform. Stop talking about "social issues." Go along and get along. Don't rock the boat. Rather than fight for real change, stand by as government grows increasingly incompetent and corrupt.
But they didn't count on Ted Cruz.

Ted Cruz is a true constitutional conservative. A real reformer, and a strong leader. And he can and will unite our party, and fix the festering problems in Washington—whether it's our broken immigration system or the IRS. Ted Cruz is that conservative.

And here's something I've learned throughout my career: if you are a real leader, you absolutely must challenge the status quo. And when you challenge the status quo, you make enemies. It's the price of leadership. And that price is one too many people aren't willing to pay, and so they don't lead.

Ted Cruz has made enemies by taking on the political class. They're scared we found our guy.

I ran for President because I believe it is time to take our country back—and I still believe that. I still believe we need a candidate who will stand for conservative principles. A nominee who will never settle for the status quo, and who will unite us as Republicans.

It is time for us to unite behind Ted Cruz.

If you're ready to take our country back—if you're ready to elect a real constitutional conservative in November—join me now in supporting the next President of these United States, Ted Cruz.

Thanks for your support,

Carly

I've heard her on the radio all day pledging her support for that grease ball...

Good for her.

Skeptical wrote:

RACIST  !

Darth Cheney wrote:The movie Idiocracy is coming to life before my eyes. Perhaps it is time for an enema in this country. The stupid really need to suffer horribly.