[Icarus]

Originally posted by Pavement Princess

Are the actual people who jump from Bernie > Donald truly thinking politically or doing it for the ***** and giggles?

They just like to hate Hillary, it makes them feel intelligent

[Radiance]

Wonder who the GOP establishment will back now. Kasich or Cruz? One has no shot at winning, the other is radical (though not to Trump extent).

[ozlovezashlee]

Originally posted by idkher

Yikes aren't you a little old for bottom of the barrel trolling on a music forum? Get a job dear

lordddddd

[Radiance]

Trump will definitely be on the ballot come November. Either as an independent or a Republican.

[Manimuni]

Mess. I deleted my comment. Repost:

The establishment hate both Trump and Cruz. This is their worst nightmare, even though they're crying over martinis. They know that they can't control either one with their money.

Ultra-conservatives who feel that Trump isn't a "true conservative" are backing Cruz. He is more radical than Trump, especially on social issues. He might be too conservative to be elected.

Establishment will either back Kasich, or try for a rigged, brokered convention, where anyone can walk in and become the nominee (delegates are only bound to a candidate on the first vote. After that, they could vote whoever they want). It all depends on if Trump can reach the 1,237 delegates needed. If Trump isn't the nominee though, A LOT of people will sit it out. Trump could go independent though. He pledged to the RNC that he wouldn't. But the dirty tactics they're stooping to might warrant breaking that agreement.

[KyIe]

Originally posted by Radiance

Wonder who the GOP establishment will back now. Kasich or Cruz? One has no shot at winning, the other is radical (though not to Trump extent).

Are we really still playing this Trump is more radical than Cruz game still? You guys are the same people who claim every negative about Hillary is fabricated and then proceed to believe some false narrative that Trump is a neo-fascist radical. He's much more moderate than Cruz on basically every issue imaginable. Ted Cruz is one of the most conservative candidates we have seen in a long time. I mean he skirts the line of ameliorating church and state.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by DripDrip

Luckily most of the Bernier supporters are just social media liberals who are to young to vote. The amount of support he gets on social media but lack of votes he gets in actual polling is obvious of this.

So those who say "i'm voting Trump if Hilary wins" won't go near a polling booth on Election day thankfully.

Why are you acting like the numbers Bernie has managed to pull out aren't incredible? He was literally unknown last year and didn't start getting much media coverage until the "tie" in Iowa last month. The fact he's come this far and managed to even get this many delegates says a lot. To just dismiss his voters as irrelevant is not the kind of talk that Clinton supporters should be having right now because you ARE going to need those voters in November.

Anyways, people going to Trump are probably doing it because they want something different either way. Establishment politics and politicians who are perceived to be "bought off" are not popular right now at all. Only problem is Trump is NOT the alternative to Bernie. It couldn't be more night and day between them.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Bloo

I edited some graphics I got I Wikipedia to show how Hillary is doing, state-wise, compared to 2008 against Obama. Thoughts?

Hillary Clinton (Gold) vs. Barack Obama (Purple) 2008:


Hillary Clinton (Gold) vs. Bernie Sanders (Green) 2016:

Obama's voters are now her voters. She's winning the nomination following his blueprint for success, something Sanders wanted to do but couldn't (so far)

[RatedG²]

We won't know the winner of MO until tomorrow. And unless Clinton wins with a margin of .5 or higher, a recount is due if Sanders asks. Same for the republican side although Cruz has said he won't ask for a recount of he's down

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by D_Man3379

Watching this, made me teary eyed:

This is probably the best speech I've ever heard in my entire life.

[Flare]

Originally posted by idkher

Yikes aren't you a little old for bottom of the barrel trolling on a music forum? Get a job dear

[Radiance]

Originally posted by KyIe

Are we really still playing this Trump is more radical than Cruz game still? You guys are the same people who claim every negative about Hillary is fabricated and then proceed to believe some false narrative that Trump is a neo-fascist radical. He's much more moderate than Cruz on basically every issue imaginable. Ted Cruz is one of the most conservative candidates we have seen in a long time. I mean he skirts the line of ameliorating church and state.

The way Trump is tapping into race relations, misogyny and the like makes him much more of a radical than Cruz. More radical =/= more conservative. I do think Cruz is more conservative, but Trump is more radical in the way that scares the GOP establishment (much of which is highly conservative in the first place).

Bernie Bro's getting a bit touchy recently...

[mxoonlight]

Originally posted by idkher

Yikes aren't you a little old for bottom of the barrel trolling on a music forum? Get a job dear

Oop

[-Derek]

Originally posted by idkher

Yikes aren't you a little old for bottom of the barrel trolling on a music forum? Get a job dear

i screamed!!

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Well he could win the next 9. I wouldn't bet on it though, AZ is mixed in there which I think she wins. I also think she wins of the caucus states or a primary in that stretch

And what do you know? Arizona has polls that prove my political projection seems right so far

New AZ poll

Clinton 50
Sanders 24

This was from 3/7-3/11 so even before her momentum in Super Tuesday III

[alexanderao]

Does AZ have 26% undecided? That's quite a lot for a primary only six days away.

[alexanderao]

LOL Nikki Haley endorsed Cruz (she had previously endorsed Rubio). The establishment is quivering in its boots.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by RatedG²

And what do you know? Arizona has polls that prove my political projection seems right so far

New AZ poll

Clinton 50
Sanders 24

This was from 3/7-3/11 so even before her momentum in Super Tuesday III

LOL at the fact that Arizona has the most delegates out of any of the next 9 states (excluding Washington state) and Hillary's going to do a clean sweep. Btw, not sure if ya'll have seen this new article that's out.

It basically tells all of Bernie's supporters to vote for Hillary in the General Election!
http://www.salon.com/2016/03/17/sorr..._donald_trump/

[RihRihGirrrl]

If Trump were smart, he would turn the whole establishment argument around on Cruz and point out that the whole Republican establishment is now supporting Cruz

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by alexanderao

Does AZ have 26% undecided? That's quite a lot for a primary only six days away.

I agree. It's a lot of undecideds on the republican side too