So take away 33% of Bernie's supporters, many of which staunch BGP righties say don't vote and know nothing, and then take away 50% of the republican electorate who won't vote for Big Donald. Hillary still wins, if we are going to play the game of this certain group won't vote.

 

Jeb Bush endorsed Ted Cruz. He is closer politically to Hillary than Cruz. Some establishment folks may vote for Hill...just saying.

 

You're just saying things with out any evidence to back it up.

WOW!!!

After watching this, Hillary makes Donald Trump look like Billy Graham.

How is she even allowed to run for any office???

WOW!!!

After watching this, Hillary makes Donald Trump look like Billy Graham.

How is she even allowed to run for any office???

 

I doubt Trump would be mistaken for Billy Graham. But he also has not been cited, numberous times, for lying to prosecutors and official investigators. Most people would face criminal charges for such activity.

 

She has been involved with destroying innocent people (Travelgate) and letting friends take the rap and then rewarding them later (McDougals) and other things.

 

The email 'scandal' seems to be taking a turn toward a 'pay to play' angle while she was SoS and building up the Clinton foundation with foreign funding. That foreign influence is a real, serious issue.

You're just saying things with out any evidence to back it up.

 

What did I say that wasn't readily known?

Donald is carrying around 35-40% of the repub vote. The #nevertrump campaign could be as high as 65% I thought I was being generous with 50%.

What did I say that wasn't readily known?

Donald is carrying around 35-40% of the repub vote. The #nevertrump campaign could be as high as 65% I thought I was being generous with 50%.

 

 

I'm not a Trump fan and have readily commented on weaknesses of his campaign. I just don't understand how yourself and a few other can't see Hillary is almost equally as bad according to all the data.

 

 

As to your numbers the most recent poll Quinnipiac has Trump at 43% and Cruz 29%. If Kaisch dropped out more of his supporters go to Cruz and Trump lead shrinks to 9% with about 12% of Kaisch supporters undecided. With it going 46%% Trump and 37% Cruz.

 

 

The same poll has Trump's unfavorability rate at 61% and Clinton at 56%. Cruz falls much lower at 47% .

 

In a presidential heads up Kaisch trounces Hillary 47-39, squeaks by Sanders 45-44. Clinton beats Trump 46-40 but the more interesting number is Clinton 45 Cruz 42 . That is within the margin error and Cruz has a much better favorable and unfavorable rating.

I just wonder about the "what ifs" if Joe Biden had run.

Who will Hillary pick as her running mate? Her husband?

Who will Hillary pick as her running mate? Her husband?

 

Bill hasn't been under Hillary in 35 years, why start now?

Bill hasn't been under Hillary in 35 years, why start now?

 

Just in case she gets impeached. The Underwoods, I mean the Clintons, stay in power.

I just wonder about the "what ifs" if Joe Biden had run.

 

You may not have to wonder......

As to your numbers the most recent poll Quinnipiac has Trump at 43% and Cruz 29%. If Kaisch dropped out more of his supporters go to Cruz and Trump lead shrinks to 9% with about 12% of Kaisch supporters undecided. With it going 46%% Trump and 37% Cruz.

 

 

The same poll has Trump's unfavorability rate at 61% and Clinton at 56%. Cruz falls much lower at 47% .

 

In a presidential heads up Kaisch trounces Hillary 47-39, squeaks by Sanders 45-44. Clinton beats Trump 46-40 but the more interesting number is Clinton 45 Cruz 42 . That is within the margin error and Cruz has a much better favorable and unfavorable rating.

You omitted the biggest takeaway from the poll: Trump beats both Cruz and Kasich in head-to-head matchups.

 

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"Donald Trump would lead either Ted Cruz or John Kasich in a two-way race, according to the results of a Quinnipiac University national poll released Wednesday.

Asked whom they would like to win the GOP nomination, 43 percent of the 652 Republicans surveyed said they wanted Trump to emerge as the party's choice in Cleveland, followed by 29 percent for Cruz and just 16 percent for Kasich, with 9 percent undecided.

 

"In a head-to-head matchup between Trump and Cruz — with Kasich voters re-allocated to their second choices — the Manhattan real-estate mogul earned 46 percent support, compared with 37 percent for Cruz and 12 percent undecided. While the Texas senator drew slim advantages among tea party supporters, white, born-again evangelicals and those describing themselves as very conservative, Trump drew far greater support from voters who described themselves as somewhat conservative, moderate or liberal, as well as among men, women and those 45 years and older."

You omitted the biggest takeaway from the poll: Trump beats both Cruz and Kasich in head-to-head matchups.

 

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"Donald Trump would lead either Ted Cruz or John Kasich in a two-way race, according to the results of a Quinnipiac University national poll released Wednesday.

Asked whom they would like to win the GOP nomination, 43 percent of the 652 Republicans surveyed said they wanted Trump to emerge as the party's choice in Cleveland, followed by 29 percent for Cruz and just 16 percent for Kasich, with 9 percent undecided.

 

"In a head-to-head matchup between Trump and Cruz — with Kasich voters re-allocated to their second choices — the Manhattan real-estate mogul earned 46 percent support, compared with 37 percent for Cruz and 12 percent undecided. While the Texas senator drew slim advantages among tea party supporters, white, born-again evangelicals and those describing themselves as very conservative, Trump drew far greater support from voters who described themselves as somewhat conservative, moderate or liberal, as well as among men, women and those 45 years and older."

 

Pretty sure I mentioned Cruz vs Trump right in my post ? Should try reading instead of playing gotcha.

Pretty sure I mentioned Cruz vs Trump right in my post ? Should try reading instead of playing gotcha.

Trump beats Cruz one-on-one.

Trump beats Kasich one-on-one.

Trump beats both in three-way race.

Bottom line: All this talk of having Kasich drop out doesn't matter. Trump wins any way you slice and dice this primary.

Trump beats Cruz one-on-one.

Trump beats Kasich one-on-one.

Trump beats both in three-way race.

Bottom line: All this talk of having Kasich drop out doesn't matter. Trump wins any way you slice and dice this primary.

 

The question is does he get enough delegates to win out right. If he doesn't I have a feeling Cruz may be the compromise between the establishment and people wanting an outsider. That's why Bush just endorsed him.

The question is does he get enough delegates to win out right. If he doesn't I have a feeling Cruz may be the compromise between the establishment and people wanting an outsider. That's why Bush just endorsed him.

Heard on one of the cable squawk shows last night that GOP rules-makers may nullify results from states that had open primaries -- only seating delegates from states that restricted voting to registered Republicans. Stopping Trump by changing the rules is the easy part. The tough part is dealing with the aftermath of handing the nomination to the guy who finished second or even third.