Now I have to Vote For Trump (Page 22/27)
rogergarrison MAR 13, 11:48 AM
According to the news this morning, Rubio HAS to win 95+% of the primaries left to win, and Kasich has to win 112%, which would be impossible anyway. Its really only a Trump vs Kruz race now, and Trump is way ahead. Like I said if Trump gets Ohio and Florida, or maybe a few others as substitutes, its over for Kruz.
Thunderstruck GT MAR 13, 11:56 AM

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Originally posted by rogergarrison:

According to the news this morning, Rubio HAS to win 95+% of the primaries left to win, and Kasich has to win 112%, which would be impossible anyway. Its really only a Trump vs Kruz race now, and Trump is way ahead. Like I said if Trump gets Ohio and Florida, or maybe a few others as substitutes, its over for Kruz.



Personally I think Rubbio and Kruz are going to shine in Florida mainly because of Miami and because it's FLORIDUH.
82-T/A [At Work] MAR 13, 12:05 PM

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Originally posted by Thunderstruck GT:

Sick of the status quo

It's time someone was in there with a business mentality and some street smarts.

Not just some rich politician with a "bought 'n paid for" piece of paper in a WalMart frame hanging on the wall.





I keep mine in the filing cabinet!
jmclemore MAR 13, 12:23 PM

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Originally posted by Wichita:


.............

Who is getting all the press? Still the Trump! Right now Fox News is broadcasting live, his rally in Illinois. They have been broadcasting live all his events. The other candidates get a sound bite.




The Only Guy from either party capable of drawing the
largest, most diverse grouping of spectators to himself
and the TV.......

He drives up the price tag on ad slots (they're winning with Trump)

Most of the airtime given to Hillary comes ,
When Trump is bashing her
When Bernie is bashing her
When they are bashing her - covering scandal updates
Or
When she starts channeling a female southern baptist
minister....


The only positive coverage she gets comes from the ads
her campaign and supportive pacs have paid for.

[This message has been edited by jmclemore (edited 03-13-2016).]

rogergarrison MAR 13, 04:46 PM

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Originally posted by Thunderstruck GT:


Personally I think Rubbio and Kruz are going to shine in Florida mainly because of Miami and because it's FLORIDUH.



I count Rubio gone. Even if he does get all of Florida, hes still in third place needing to still win 90% of the rest. I dont see that ever happening. If Kruz wins it, hes still behind Trump. If he also gets Ohio and Missouri, he still got a possible chance.

I also think all the protests (or troublemakers) at Trumps rallys have backfired. They seem to have made Trump supporters MORE determined, and bringing more new voters out of the woodwork.
Thunderstruck GT MAR 13, 05:01 PM

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Originally posted by rogergarrison:


I count Rubio gone. Even if he does get all of Florida, hes still in third place needing to still win 90% of the rest. I dont see that ever happening. If Kruz wins it, hes still behind Trump. If he also gets Ohio and Missouri, he still got a possible chance.

I also think all the protests (or troublemakers) at Trumps rallys have backfired. They seem to have made Trump supporters MORE determined, and bringing more new voters out of the woodwork.



I agree with you. I'm just saying Trump will have a tough time in Florida because it'd Floriduh.

As far as the protests go, hell I heard the media this morning feeling sorry for Trump because of the idiots. LMFAO!!!!

The harder the morons try to take him down the stronger he gets!
williegoat MAR 13, 05:31 PM

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Originally posted by Thunderstruck GT:


I agree with you. I'm just saying Trump will have a tough time in Florida because it'd Floriduh.

As far as the protests go, hell I heard the media this morning feeling sorry for Trump because of the idiots. LMFAO!!!!

The harder the morons try to take him down the stronger he gets!


The media will take it easy on him until after the convention, they want to see Trump versus Hillary. They have made sure no one forgets his name from the moment he announced. After the convention, they will tear him to pieces.
82-T/A [At Work] MAR 13, 06:36 PM

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Originally posted by Thunderstruck GT:

I agree with you. I'm just saying Trump will have a tough time in Florida because it'd Floriduh.

As far as the protests go, hell I heard the media this morning feeling sorry for Trump because of the idiots. LMFAO!!!!

The harder the morons try to take him down the stronger he gets!




Rubio is strong in Florida only because he's one of our senators and Cuban. Ultimately though, most people realize at this point that a vote for him is more or less a waste. I think the Rubio votes might be a protest vote... for those who are unwilling yet to vote for Trump.

I've already voted for Trump, I did so already in early voting... but I think he's going to win Florida pretty handily... the good thing is that it's a Winner-Take-All, so he'll get basically 100 delegates from this (99 actually). The latest Florida polls (some ending yesterday) show Trump absolutely dominating in Florida by more than 20+ points.

Ohio will be really, really close though. Trump is losing by 1-2 points against Kasich. But if there can be good turnout for Trump, or Trump can just eek it out, it'll be a really good day for Trump. But it's a Winner-Take-All, so Kasich will end up (if he can win) with all of those.

Trump is dominating in IL and MO, and they are also Winner-Take-All, which is good for Trump.
Old Lar MAR 13, 07:46 PM
If Rubio works as a president like he "worked" as a senator, he'd be missing 60% of his committee meetings and be out of touch with what is going on. The puppet masters in the Republican party are upset with Trump because they don't have control of his strings like they do with Cruz, Kasich or Rubio.
maryjane MAR 13, 08:39 PM

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Originally posted by Old Lar:

If Rubio works as a president like he "worked" as a senator, he'd be missing 60% of his committee meetings and be out of touch with what is going on. The puppet masters in the Republican party are upset with Trump because they don't have control of his strings like they do with Cruz, Kasich or Rubio.


The same holds (albeit to a lesser extent) true for Sanders and the Democrat party puppet masters.
I bet the Republican Party leaders now wish they could go back to the good old days when all they had to adversely contend with was Tea Party candidates.