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  • 99 delegates at stake. What's up?

  • Lost em all in Ohio.

  • He flat out lost Ohio. That was pretty bad for his campaign, but at least no more rubio.

  • No one aside from Kasich was ever going to win Ohio. His popularity in the state was way too high. Trump may have won enough delegates tonight to reach 1237.

  • Im just enjoying the self destruction of Sanders voters over on Facebook. They're zealots and I find their tears of Unfathomable Sadness yummy. Yummy, you guys.

    I'm already resigned to President Clinton.

  • It's statistically impossible for Kasich to win now

  • Unless they broker the convention. If it's seems likely (and it does, at least to me) that Hillary will win do they really want to throw in with Trump?

  • Better for the GOP to just concede this one in a brokered convention and gear up for 2020, than capitulate and potentially ruin the image by rolling with the trump this year?

  • Better for the GOP to just concede this one in a brokered convention and gear up for 2020, than capitulate and potentially ruin the image by rolling with the trump this year?

    @gftchris said:

    Better for the GOP to just concede this one in a brokered convention and gear up for 2020, than capitulate and potentially ruin the image by rolling with the trump this year?

    Nah. Now is the time for Donald Trump to start meeting with Republican Senators and big shots. He is the big negotiator right? He's the deal maker right? So it's time to sit down with the Bill Kristol, Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney and National Review folks and start dealing.

    Hillary really is a distasteful candidate and there's no reason to just bend over and give her the White House.

    WSS

  • @gftchris said:

    Better for the GOP to just concede this one in a brokered convention and gear up for 2020, than capitulate and potentially ruin the image by rolling with the trump this year?

    Nah. Now is the time for Donald Trump to start meeting with Republican Senators and big shots. He is the big negotiator right? He's the deal maker right? So it's time to sit down with the Bill Kristol, Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney and National Review folks and start dealing.

    Hillary really is a distasteful candidate and there's no reason to just bend over and give her the White House.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Nah. Now is the time for Donald Trump to start meeting with Republican Senators and big shots. He is the big negotiator right? He's the deal maker right? So it's time to sit down with the Bill Kristol, Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney and National Review folks and start dealing.

    Hillary really is a distasteful candidate and there's no reason to just bend over and give her the White House.

    WSS

    Correct. Let's hope that actually happens. Are the established Rs smart enough to relate to Trump's followers?

  • @westside-steve said:

    Nah. Now is the time for Donald Trump to start meeting with Republican Senators and big shots. He is the big negotiator right? He's the deal maker right? So it's time to sit down with the Bill Kristol, Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney and National Review folks and start dealing.

    Hillary really is a distasteful candidate and there's no reason to just bend over and give her the White House.

    WSS

    Correct. Let's hope that actually happens. Are the established Rs smart enough to relate to Trump's followers?

    @bob806 said:

    Correct. Let's hope that actually happens. Are the established Rs smart enough to relate to Trump's followers?

    Right Bob, and don't forget it wouldn't be a bad idea to start actively courting the union workers. Illegal aliens seem like a bigger threat 2 union labor than they do anybody else.

    WSS

  • Kasich only won because of a large number of libdiots crossing over to vote for him in an attempt to stop Trump.

  • Kasich only won because of a large number of libdiots crossing over to vote for him in an attempt to stop Trump.

    @pumpkin-eater said:

    Kasich only won because of a large number of libdiots crossing over to vote for him in an attempt to stop Trump.

    That's exactly true. I saw this morning that 8% of the vote or actually Democrats who crossed over to fuck up Donald Trump's momentum. These people will not vote for John Kasich even if he were to somehow grab the nomination. I would advise against becoming too elated over the results.

    WSS

  • How could you Ohioians let this happen. Get out and vote! Sitting on your hands isn't the answer stop bitching and do something for once other than flap your jaws.

  • @pumpkin-eater said:

    Kasich only won because of a large number of libdiots crossing over to vote for him in an attempt to stop Trump.

    That's exactly true. I saw this morning that 8% of the vote or actually Democrats who crossed over to fuck up Donald Trump's momentum. These people will not vote for John Kasich even if he were to somehow grab the nomination. I would advise against becoming too elated over the results.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    That's exactly true. I saw this morning that 8% of the vote or actually Democrats who crossed over to fuck up Donald Trump's momentum. These people will not vote for John Kasich even if he were to somehow grab the nomination. I would advise against becoming too elated over the results.

    WSS

    They managed to fuck their guy comrade sanders in the process.

  • Kasich is mathematically eliminated - just playing spoiler for contested convention now.

    NAFTA, TPP supporting slimeball.

    Trump removed all doubt yesterday - he's winning the nomination. Get on board or get run over

    Sanders is also all but officially eliminated. Has to win by 15% in all the remaining states or something.

  • I hope Kasich and Rubio give their delegates to Cruz, and Cruz wins the nomination.

    This whole send a message to the rep establishment may very well come back to bite

    all of us in the rear. Trump is just a chameleon.

  • I don't like the idea of anyone giving delegates to anyone at all. Imagine if at the last moment Trump gives his delegates to Mike Huckabee?

  • Then good for Huckabee. I trust Huckabee a whole lot more than

    Trump.

    although, it's hard to imagine Trump doing anything of the sort.

  • Everyone seems to be ignoring the giant elephant in the room: the people who

    are voting for Trump. Some 40% of the Republican electorate.

    If Trump comes to Cleveland in July and is short of the delegates required to

    secure the nomination, but still with a sizable lead in delegates:

    The Republicans (everyone but Trump) are openly and unapologetically stating

    their intention to give the nomination to someone else, telling Trump's voters

    'we don't give a shit who you voted for, he's not getting the nomination.' Does anyone

    really believe that Trump voters are going to say thank you and throw their support

    behind Cruz?

    Folks, it's going to be one HELL of an entertaining show.