So does Trump have things locked up at this point or what is the outlook?

 

And much of his "platform" would get nowhere in the Legislature.

 

Build a wall? Not gonna happen.

Restrict immigration by religion? Not gonna happen.

Ain't many Reagan Democrats left. The two key factors in this election are going to be: (a) Dem turnout; (b) whether the GOP can crack the Dems' 90-10 black vote advantage and the Dems' 70-30 Hispanic vote advantage. Hillary already has done well with the black vote, as we saw in S.C. Good luck with the Hispanic vote given Trump's call to wall off the southern border.

I think just as important will be can the Republican nominee do better with the female vote than they did when Romney ran 4 years ago or McCain 8 years ago.

I think there are a lot of people over my way that have no idea what's going on Saturday with the caucus. I think the KY Rep Committee has done a poor job in getting the word out.

I think there are a lot of people over my way that have no idea what's going on Saturday with the caucus. I think the KY Rep Committee has done a poor job in getting the word out.

 

Indeed.

I feel for Rs in Kentucky they should have had a voice in this change. I'd hang it on Rand and make him pay.

I feel for Rs in Kentucky they should have had a voice in this change. I'd hang it on Rand and make him pay.

 

I wouldn't complain too much. They'll get to vote while it's still a race.

I wouldn't complain too much. They'll get to vote while it's still a race.

 

Which is the nice part about the change.

So after today's events the two questions are:

 

(1) Will the Republican Party implode before or at the Convention?

(2) Is Pagliano going to turn on HRC now that he has immunity to take her and Cheryl and Huma and who knows who else down?

 

I cannot remember a more interesting election year on both sides...