[MiMiLAMb!]

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Butters

I saw a few old people by an intersection today holding up "HONK FOR BERNIE" signs, they were so cute. I waved.



Didn't you say you couldn't wait for Hillary to "CRUSH Bernie" for this just a few hours ago? Do you ever stick with an opinion?

Umm yeah I want her to crush him but the thing is we need party unity after a winner is chosen. Regardless of how I feel about the two, both of them need to work together to get support for the nominee so we don't have those republicans in the White House. And from what I've heard post debate it sounded like she did crush him during it and that's all I needed to be happy.

You don't have to be passive aggressive

[King Maxx]

"May the force be with you" YAS HILLARY

[Bloo]

Just watched my recording of it. Hillary showed off her knowledge and that's her biggest strength. Proud to say I'm voting for her.

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by King Maxx

"May the force be with you" YAS HILLARY

[MiMiLAMb!]

This has to be one the funniest debate moments in history because the reactions the candidates gave alone....
Hillary trying not to laugh Bernie with his head down in shame Jim just sighing & Martin just staring in disbelief.

[Adonis]

Originally posted by @michael

I think when O'Malley decided to run, he underestimated the power of Hillary and the establishment's decision to near-unanimously support her. He also probably underestimated Bernie's ability to rally the leftists and the youth. He may just be holding out until Iowa and New Hampshire for pride at this point. He doesn't wanna look like the losers Webb & Chaffe, who couldn't even make it that far. When you just look at O'Malley, he seems very presidential. He would have been an amazing candidate in 2004. But the Democratic party has changed a lot since then.

Also, the veep will be a minority, most likely a Hispanic man. Gone are the days of two whites on a ticket, at least for the Democrats.

O'malley doesnt seem presidential at all. His state wouldnt elect him again thats why he is now running for president.

[JGibson]

Senator Lindsey Graham will withdraw his 2016 GOP Presidential campaign.

David Mack at BuzzFeed Politics:

Graham’s campaign never gained major support in the crowded GOP race. Despite earning the endorsement of his friend Sen. John McCain, the 2008 Republican nominee for president, Graham’s poor polling meant he never qualified for any of the top-tier, primetime debates and was excluded altogether from November’s Fox Business Network second-tier debate.
Graham is the fourth contender to drop out of the Republican race, after former Texas Gov. Rick Perry, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by JGibson

Senator Lindsey Graham will withdraw his 2016 GOP Presidential campaign.

David Mack at BuzzFeed Politics:

Trump takes another one down. Maybe Jeb can pick up those .4 percent of voters

[Notorious K.E.N]

Originally posted by King Maxx

"May the force be with you" YAS HILLARY

[Lights and Waves]

Anyone have a good synopsis of the debate?

[Adonis]

Originally posted by MAKSIM

Trump takes another one down. Maybe Jeb can pick up those .4 percent of voters

Except that the margin of error is bigger than .4% meaning he doesn't have any votes.

[Chucko]

[Citrus]

That was.....uncomfortable. He's a smart guy, but he hasn't got the greatest sense of humor.

[Icarus]

The ideal Trump v Clinton election looks more possible than ever Rubio still has a strong chance though

[Espresso]

Latest Uproar from Hillary Insult Has No Effect:

Trump Leaps to 21 Point Lead Nationally

CNN

[MAKSIM]

Beautiful. However, I am afraid Cruz is gaining too much steam in S.C. and Iowa. Trump should easily carry high-numbered delegate states though over Cruz.

[RatedG²]

National numbers don't really matter for the primaries. It's the state by state numbers

[Espresso]

Originally posted by RatedG²

National numbers don't really matter for the primaries. It's the state by state numbers

This trend holds until the convention though and it very much matters - even if Cruz sweeps Iowa and South Carolina.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Espresso

This trend holds until the convention though and it very much matters - even if Cruz sweeps Iowa and South Carolina.

Not saying it's not important because leading that much nationally most likely means you own leads in almost every primary state but like...you need delegates to win. Not popular votes