[MAKSIM]

I was open to voting for a Republican if Bernie was the nominee, but with the Supreme Court I will completely vote Democrat no matter what. It is the first time since 1969!!!!! that there is a possibility for the Supreme Court to hold a majority of seats appointed by Democratic presidents.

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

In the show a Justice stepped down and now there's a Supreme Court vacancy due to a death

The next episodes will probably focus on South Carolina's obvious endorsement in the primary while we're about to enter the SC primary. The writers know too much

Donald Trump wins and nominates Ivanka as UN ambassador I could see it now and would lowkey be here for it.

[dannylex]

Originally posted by foxaylove

"I love the poorly educated" - Donald J. Trump to his legion of supporters after the Nevada Caucus win on the GOP side.

*crowd bursts into roaring cheers*

Mess.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by MAKSIM

Donald Trump wins and nominates Ivanka as UN ambassador I could see it now and would lowkey be here for it.

That Texas guy that was supposed to be a shoe-in for the GOP Presidential candidate and his biggest rival but was axed because of shady funding is Hillary, but indicted on other charges

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Mike91

There are a lot of democrats who legit HATE Hillary and would vote for Trump over her. Don't be so sure.

Hillary would have had an easier time if Sanders wasn't in the race but he's effectively hurt her for the GE in November. He's successfully labeled her as establishment and a lot of Americans don't want establishment anymore.

The same thing could be said about GOP voters. In all my years, I never thought I would hear some of my conservative friends vote blue, but if Trump is their nominee, they ain't voting for him. They can't believe the stupidity fo their own party. The fact that they said they would vote Hillary when I know how much they hate her, that tells me all I need to know.

[LuLuDrops]

Governor Abbott endorses Cruz in Texas. I think that will widen his lead against Trump in the state.

[Shawn]

Cruz collapses in Texas in new poll.



And Clinton on top.

[LuLuDrops]

Nnn maybe I spoke too soon

[LuLuDrops]

Houston Mayor better endorse my girl

[PeggySue22]

Lol yeah Texas doesn't really **** with Cruz like that. I wouldn't be surprised if it was close between Trump and Rubio.

[MrPeanut]

Does ANYBODY like Cruz? He's such a shyster.

[PeggySue22]

Nobody likes Ted Cruz & Abbott is just trying to roll his ass into Washington so he can re-write the constitution.

[Skywalker]

I'm really not sure where Ted plans on going after this because he clearly can't win the nomination (unless Trump dies somehow) and has burned any remaining bridges he's had with the Republican Party.

[RatedG²]

@ Cruz flopping

[Retro]

If any Democrat would refuse to vote for Hillary (and especially who would vote Trump) because they don't like her as a person, then honestly they're not a Democrat and can **** right off.

She's not Trump, going around spewing xenophobia. She's not Nixon and has not been proven to have done a damn thing wrong. She's not Ann Coulter. Her character and any voter's perception of it have very little to do with anything, quite frankly.

Anyway, having said that, I have faith she'll handily win the general against any of the three remaining Republicans that still matter. The youth vote would not stay home against Trump or Cruz, and she'd beat Rubio too.

[hooky]

I don't like Hillary but I'll still vote for her in the general.

Me voting for Jill Stein would probably make more sense but we all know she's not happening.

A Trump presidency scares me more than anything.

[King Maxx]

Trump doesn't scare me. He's really a Democrat at heart. I honestly think he's trying to ruin the Republican Party and this is all a joke to him which is good for us Democrats.

That's my biggest concern. This election is important, and that alone turns me off from me. He's not presidential worthy but I wouldn't go as far to say I hate him personally.

[feelslikeadream]

Originally posted by MAKSIM

Official Nevada (R) Results
Trump-46%
Rubio-24%
Cruz-21.4%
Carson-5%
Kasich-3.6%

The lead

[Adonis]

Trump wins all demographics including latinos, all age groups and all education levels

Donald Trump won New Hampshire, a moderate Northeastern state that prides itself on its sober analysis of the candidates at hand. Donald Trump won South Carolina, a conservative Southern state with a number of religious voters. Donald Trump has now won Nevada, a Western state with its own eclectic mix of Republican voting groups.

Trump won them all. According to preliminary entrance poll data reported by CNN, he won every age group and every education group and both genders -- and even every racial and ethnic group. About 1 in 10 Nevada Republicans were Hispanic. More than 4 in 10 of them backed Donald Trump (according to entrance polls with a notably large margin of error).

[Sirnight]

Hi guys,

I'm a foreigner and I've been interested in U.S primaries for some months, but I would like some of you (fans or to enlighten me about Hillary Clinton, be it fans or haters. It's probably the candidate I like the most, but does she really changes her mind as much as people claim her to (like, on all the subjects discussed in this video https://youtu.be/-dY77j6uBHI )

I know it may have been discussed a lot of times on here, but I just wanted to have better answers than "ugh, she's a sociopath", "she's the establishment, we don't trust them". Thank you.