[BlueTimberwolf]

If I were Trump I would just skip debates in general. They aren't required and the media will only want to watch him slip up or make a gaffe that they can play on an endless loop. He also will look bad policy wise.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

If I were Trump I would just skip debates in general. They aren't required and the media will only want to watch him slip up or make a gaffe that they can play on an endless loop. He also will look bad policy wise.

Not doing a debate is unheard of today's political world. He will for sure lose if that happens imo.

[RihRihGirrrl]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

If I were Trump I would just skip debates in general. They aren't required and the media will only want to watch him slip up or make a gaffe that they can play on an endless loop. He also will look bad policy wise.

lol he'll be destroyed in the media if he refuses to debate in the general...no way he wins if he skips the debate

[Reza]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

If I were Trump I would just skip debates in general. They aren't required and the media will only want to watch him slip up or make a gaffe that they can play on an endless loop. He also will look bad policy wise.

That's the worst idea ever

Hillary would literally make it a point to show up and make a mockery of him. she would stand at her podium and give a speech about how Donald is not ready to be POTUS If he cant even show up to a debate.

[Reza]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

Whether she did great work is debatable. The average person can't name anything she has done. He needs to create a narrative that she and her accomplishments are meaningless and they are on the same level (since he has never been in govt). But I don't think including her gender in the argument is a smart move.

uhm..........Helping victims of the 9/11 attacks is meaningless? she can literally have workerswho were directly affected by the bill she fought to pass to get them long term healthcare after 9/11 to speak on her behalf and she would Demolish Trump. She's done way more for people than Trump.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Reza

uhm..........Helping victims of the 9/11 attacks is meaningless? she can literally have workerswho were directly affected by the bill she fought to pass to get them long term healthcare after 9/11 to speak on her behalf and she would Demolish Trump. She's done way more for people than Trump.

I didn't say it was. But lol. everyone "helped" during 9/11 that's not unique to her.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

If I were Trump I would just skip debates in general. They aren't required and the media will only want to watch him slip up or make a gaffe that they can play on an endless loop. He also will look bad policy wise.

Then I wish you were Trump because that would destroy any presidential candidate in the GE. Also, Trump cannot easily attack Hillary on her accomplishments without Hillary dragging him for filth for his complete lack of political achievement and his scams, such as Trump University.

[D_Man3379]

Ipsos/Reuters National

Donald Trump (R) 49% (0)
Ted Cruz (R) 28% (-3)
John Kasich (R) 17% (+1)

Hillary Clinton (D) 53% (+2)
Bernie Sanders (D) 43% (-2)

[cherylcole]

Every time I've had a conversation with a Trump supporter they have zero idea what they're talking it. One told me that the Constitution says Muslims aren't allowed in the US, what??

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by cherylcole

Every time I've had a conversation with a Trump supporter they have zero idea what they're talking it. One told me that the Constitution says Muslims aren't allowed in the US, what??

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by D_Man3379

Ipsos/Reuters National

Donald Trump (R) 49% (0)
Ted Cruz (R) 28% (-3)
John Kasich (R) 17% (+1)

Hillary Clinton (D) 53% (+2)
Bernie Sanders (D) 43% (-2)

Bernie ha wig

[Reza]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

I didn't say it was. But lol. everyone "helped" during 9/11 that's not unique to her.

What are you talking about? She was the senator of New York at that time. of course its unique to her. She helped create the James Zadroga bill and fought for it to be passed and turned into a Law. She has also fought congress year after year to continue funding for the bill so that people can continue to get that care that they need. you are trying to minimize her accomplishment and it wont work.

[RatedG²]

Trump leading by double digits in new Oregon poll

If he takes Indiana and then Oregon (which he wasn't supposed to win in the 1,237 model) the nomination is his before he gets to the convention

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Trump leading by double digits in new Oregon poll

If he takes Indiana and then Oregon (which he wasn't supposed to win in the 1,237 model) the nomination is his before he gets to the convention

Damn it. I was here for the mess.

[geo]

Trump will be getting to 1,237 easily I expect. Even without Indiana he has a clear path but I think he can pull off a narrow victory there. You only need to win by a couple of percentage points in California too to win a huge haul of delegates. McCain won 42%-35% in 2008 yet the delegate split was 155-15. It may as well be winner takes all.

[geo]

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by geo

He couldn't beat her in half those states in the primaries...how would he beat her there in the GE?

Mess he'd also never snatch DC from her

[geo]

Originally posted by RatedG²

He couldn't beat her in half those states in the primaries...how would he beat her there in the GE?

Mess he'd also never snatch DC from her

It's such a reach. They had to get him to 270 somehow I guess

My guess is that they gave him all of the closed primaries because voter suppression! As if independents would close that margin in Maryland.

[Orpheus]

Is Kasich dropping out right now?!


EDIT: I guess not

[Marvin]

Originally posted by RatedG²

He couldn't beat her in half those states in the primaries...how would he beat her there in the GE?

Mess he'd also never snatch DC from her

Closed primaries don't include everyone who votes in general elections