...classic...you still are unable or unwilling to disprove the message, so as your only recourse, you simply insult the messenger.
...lol..now this is funny; http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/21/politics/trump-teleprompter-aipac-speech/ ...what a hypocrite.
Fiorina interview with Megyn Kelly http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vi...w_this_is_odd_is_this_a_desperation_play.html
Okay- have it your way, if Trump gets 1237 "they'll" take the nomination away from him. Whatever you say.
This will be over after trump wins indiana. Of course cruz will come up with a reason its not but at that point party insiders that have started already to start supporting trump and more importantly cruz supporters see that their is no chance and either vote trump or don't vote at all. As for taking the nomination away from trump if he has 1237 going in or just short that is not happening unless you think were in fantasyland which were not. The party will insure he gets whatever he is short if he is to avoid the contested convention as that just hands the white house to hillary. This race is over
Cruz will have 1237 delegates aligned and could move to dissolve rule 16a, unbinding all delegates. It's the nuclear option, but no way does GOP hand Trump control. Trump is the Benedict Arnold of the GOP. First major fight and he'd flip DEM to spite them.
Yep- Indiana is Cruz' Alamo. As for Trump possibly falling a couple dozen or so delegates short prior to the convention- I would tend to believe unless the fix is REALLY in and there aren't any independent unbound delegates, even a stupid chump (lol) like Trump will be able to gather up the few handful of delegates needed. But I'm sure there are people who want to continue fantasizing about a scenario which will probably destroy the GOP as we know it. Maybe I'm in the minority with this opinion, and maybe I'm wrong - but (imo) there should be a few delegates at the Convention who recognize, acknowledge and are willing to cast their lot with the overwhelming leader who has injected new energy into the Party. Trump is on track to break the Republican record for the total popular vote—he already has passed that of 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney. Yes indeed, it's all about amassing 1237 delegates - and IF Trump can stay close to his pace of winning three times as many states as Cruz, he should get to 1237 before the Convention - ...and if not, there HAS TO BE a few sensible independent people/delegates who recognize and are willing to get on board with the Trump steamroller. And a "steamroller" can beat Hillary! jmho
...asked multiple times for your to outline this "fix" you keep bringing up or if there is anything illegal being done...do you have anything tangible or not?
If the GOP was really serious about beating Hillary, the Party "establishment" would just put an end to this farce and tell Kasich to drop out because any candidate at this point who has won just ONE state (his home state) has less delegates than someone who has dropped out over a month ago doesn't stand a chance at becoming the President. I'm still waiting to hear from the political pundits on TV or anyone else who wants to address these horseshit polls which have Kasich beating Hillary yet he has won only one state and is firmly in 3rd place. Now play along with me...I'm trying to "learn". The people who are answering these polls indicating Kasich would beat Hillary, are they voting in these primaries? Are they Democrats? If so, does this mean they would rather vote for Republican Kasich over Hillary? Nah, I don't think so. Are they Republicans? Then why the hell aren't they showing up during the primaries and giving Kasich more than third rate vote totals?
..."ignorance is bliss", so they say....it's evident that you don't really want to learn because if you truly did you'd have done enough actual reading and research by now that you'd be able to answer not only your own questions but also the questions asked of you...but that might be asking a bit too much.
^^^lol...that boy does love to eat. ...but yeah, Kasich isn't hurting anyone but Trump by staying in the race...if there is in fact a contested convention, anything can happen...but to be honest, yesterday's announcement by Cruz caught me off guard...I thought he and Kasich might end up as running mates.
If Trump is smart he will pick a woman as his running mate as well. There's a lot of good options to pick from. Frankly, Cruz could've done better himself.
http://www.nationalreview.com/artic...essary-ahead-indiana?target=author&tid=901597 excellent piece by Eliana Johnson on the backstory.
