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Good God, the Republican Electorate is Stupid

It's looking to be pretty obvious that they aren't all that big, by how Rubio and Bush have been getting boat raced.
So no real answer. No wonder you're a Trump supporter. As for my answer, I think the establishment is still quite large. At least 35% if we're just going by the primary results. And if at least a thrid of the party is openly waging war on Trump, it suggests that he'll have a hard time in the general.
 
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I was referring to the "change" in the polls. Not the stats just prior to voting. Bernie has risen from 3% man!!!!! That's to what I was referring.
True. But Bernie is done. He leveled out and couldn't get much more support. Why can't we assume the same will happen to Trump? The numbers certainly prove this out. He has stalled around 30-35%. It's highly possible that Trump won't be able to get much more than this for the rest of the election.
 
I only support Trump because I want to see the aftermath. If I were voting for other reasons, I would probably vote for Gary Johnson.

And if you don't think that the mainstream Republican candidates getting wrecked isn't a real answer, I wonder if you ever think you'll ever hear a "real answer" that you refuse to believe.

You think that just because Rubio drops out of the race, that some of his supporters won't go support Trump? I know where you get that from, the mainstream media, because they were harping on that up until Jeb dropped out and it didn't help Rubio at all. Now they're starting to back off that hypothesis.
 
Really? Then how do you explain the racists piling onto Obama even before he was President? Whether you admit it, the far right is no longer satisfied having to play nice with minorities, so are using Trump as an excuse to try putting them in their place once and for all.

You have to come up with a new boogeyman.

Obama is driving new voters to the polls for Trump. Just like he drove new voters to his own side in 08' and '12.

He drove new buyers to gun stores and he's helping Trump on the campaign trail.

He's a couple more unilateral decisions away from submarining Hilarious decisively.
 
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True. But Bernie is done. He leveled out and couldn't get much more support. Why can't we assume the same will happen to Trump? The numbers certainly prove this out. He has stalled around 30-35%. It's highly possible that Trump won't be able to get much more than this for the rest of the election.

Geeeeezzzzzzzzzzzzz Huey, it's OK to be wrong now and then. I know Bernie is done. I WASN'T TALKING ABOUT THAT!!! I WAS TALKING ABOUT CHANGE IN THE POLLS!!!!!!

And, the polls are now showing Trump higher than 30-35%. He's over 40 on polls the mainstream media was showing yesterday. And I trust the media as much as I trust Hillary Clinton and her perverted husband.
 
You have to come up with a new boogeyman.

Obama is driving new voters to the polls for Trump. Just like he drove new voters to his own side in 08' and '12.

He drove new buyers to gun stores and he's helping Trump on the campaign trail.

He's a couple more unilateral decisions away from submarining Hilarious decisively.

Is Boogey racist?
 
I only support Trump because I want to see the aftermath.

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I wouldn't say Bernie is done. I'm still pulling for him.

I'm not sure the DNC can deal with the optics of giving a felon the nomination.

We might have the joy of watching the DNC and RNC implode during the same year.

eatingpopcorn.jep
 
I wouldn't say Bernie is done. I'm still pulling for him.

I'm not sure the DNC can deal with the optics of giving a felon the nomination.

We might have the joy of watching the DNC and RNC implode during the same year.

eatingpopcorn.jep
Bernie's done. Rubio's done. Cruz is done. Hell, even Trump is done. Hillary's our next President. The writing's on the wall. She's won.
 
I wouldn't say Bernie is done. I'm still pulling for him.

I'm not sure the DNC can deal with the optics of giving a felon the nomination.

We might have the joy of watching the DNC and RNC implode during the same year.

eatingpopcorn.jep

There are some polls that show him up nationally now. Clinton will beat him down in the South though. Super Tuesday is now 12 states instead of I believe 22. All of the Democratic primaries are proportional, and not winner take all.

I like how they are talking about Rubio making a come back after not winning any primaries, but Bernie is just straight up done.
 
Bernie's done. Rubio's done. Cruz is done. Hell, even Trump is done. Hillary's our next President. The writing's on the wall. She's won.

Pic of wall.................. I ain't buying it. The bitch is about to trip on her low hanging labia!!!
 
True. But Bernie is done. He leveled out and couldn't get much more support. Why can't we assume the same will happen to Trump? The numbers certainly prove this out. He has stalled around 30-35%. It's highly possible that Trump won't be able to get much more than this for the rest of the election.

Bernie is out because the racist southern democrat voters will flock to Hillary.
 
Yet Clinton holds only a 3% lead.

Liberals may want to start worrying about their candidate.
 
It is weird you guys still reserve hope for actually getting her on something. The spirit is strong in you.

They've been so brainwashed into Clinton Derangement Syndrome by 25 years of made up scandals and Clinton bashing by the right wing echo chamber, that they actually belief its nonsense. Sad to see minds wasted so.
 
You can keep the polls, brutha. I'm talking about voter turnout. The dems aren't turning out to vote for either of these Dem candidate. That is a fact.

That's because most Democrats I know are fairly indifferent as to which candidate wins the nomination. Face it, it's a pretty weak field. But when it comes down to Hillary or Bernie vs. Trump or Cruz (or Rubio), they'll turn out in droves.
 
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Hillary consistently beats Trump in head to head matchups, Trump has the lowest favorability rating of any candidate, and perhaps worse of all for Trump supporters, Hillary will likely kill him in election spending. Trump has no SuperPacs and can't expect much help from the RNC. Meanwhile Hillary is expected to spend upwards of $2.5 billion. Call this a good starting place for Trump if you want, but it isn't.

Or have him killed.
 
the gop establishment died in 2008 for good, people are apparently 8 years behind the times or something, actually died a few years before that when W started "too big to fail"
Unfortunately that phrase is from Holder when he served in the Clinton administration, although the feeling has been there since Reagan.
 
Interesting that the last polls I have seen had Trump ahead in Florida and Ohio. However, Clinton was ahead in places like Virginia, North Carolina, Nevada, New Mexico, and Indiana. I think you would see Trump/Clinton spin the dial a little on states that are competitive.
 
Donald Trump is increasing his lead over his opponents with support from 49 percent of Republicans, a new poll released Monday morning shows.

The CNN/ORC International poll released the day before Super Tuesday has Trump with a commanding 33-point lead over Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, with Texas Sen. Ted Cruz only one point behind Rubio at 15 percent. Ben Carson is polling at 10 percent and Ohio Gov. John Kasich is at 6 perent.

Support for Trump has increased 8 points since the same poll was conducted in January and more than doubled since he sat at 24 percent in September.


Monday’s poll shows Trump has energized a large chunk of voters, as nearly 8 in 10 say they are enthusiastic about voting this year. Of non-Trump supporters, only 39 percent say they are more enthusiastic than in previous elections.

He also appears to have locked up a significant chunk of the vote, as 78 percent of his supports say they’re definitely voting for him, somewhat validating his claim that not even murder could slow down the Trump train. By comparison, only 57 percent of people supporting other GOP candidates say they’re definitely going with their preferred candidate.

Rodman to Cruz: Trump's about to 'fire your a--!'
Fifty-one percent of those polled said Trump would be most effective at solving the country’s problems while 48 percent said he’d best be able to handle the role of commander-in-chief. Cruz came in second in both areas, at 17 percent each.

The Real Clear Politics national polling average has Trump 13 points ahead of Cruz and 16.5 points ahead of Rubio.

All of this points to an increased likelihood that Trump is cruising to the GOP nomination and even Kasich agrees as he predicted the billionaire will sweep every state come Tuesday.

“I think Trump’s probably going to win all of them,” Kasich told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Sunday. “But you keep holding your own, and we have our campaign plan. Everybody has to do it the way they want to do it.”

The CNN/ORC International poll was conducted among 427 Republican and Republican-leaning voters and has a margin of error of +/- 5 percentage points.

http://national.suntimes.com/national-world-news/7/72/2673881/donald-trump-50-percent-national-poll
Read something funny today: If Trump is elected, he will be the first orange president. Actually, I am worried that if he is elected, we will have a redo of the white house into trump tower type decor.
 
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