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  • Lol @kasuck

  • Lol @kasuck

    @pumpkin-eater said:

    Lol @kasuck

    4th place in a 2 man race.

  • @jbluhm86 said:

    Ya I've seen this episode before. Big Trailor Park Boys fan right here. The show is so stupid I can't help watching it.
  • Look at the bright side though. Fiorina has plenty of experience laying off workers, so getting rid of all campaign staffers shouldn't be a problem.

  • Look at the bright side though. Fiorina has plenty of experience laying off workers, so getting rid of all campaign staffers shouldn't be a problem.

    @bbedward said:

    Look at the bright side though. Fiorina has plenty of experience laying off workers, so getting rid of all campaign staffers shouldn't be a problem.

    She looked pissed all day. I said to my wife," goddamn Cruz's wife looks pissed" and my wife said, " thats not Cruz's wife it's Fiorirna, you really don't have a clue do you?"
  • OBF is curled up in a ball listening to "everybody hurts" in a loop.

  • Reince Priebus said trump is now the presumptive nominee, time to rally to beat Hillary.

  • Trump Train steam rolling ahead to victory and greatness.

  • OBF is curled up in a ball listening to "everybody hurts" in a loop.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    OBF is curled up in a ball listening to "everybody hurts" in a loop.

    LOL. nope I saw this coming. All the polls were showing Trump with a big lead. I also said I hoped Cruz would get out of the race if he did lose Indiana and I was glad to see he did. Here's why: for him to stay in the race to to try and have a contested convention was only going to help the establishment wing of the GOP at this point and Cruz owes them no favors.

    John Kasich is their guy:

    Statement from Kasich camp: “Gov. Kasich will remain in the race unless a candidate reaches 1,237 bound delegates before the Convention.”..........John Kasich says that not enough voters know that his dad was a mailman, and he VOWS to stay in the race until every single American voter hears at least ONE story about his mailman father. Kasich is fourth in a three man race still behind Rubio who dropped out weeks ago.

    It Begins. The first ad in the many that will slaughter all the Republicans in November.

  • Trump can convey that he sexist by the fact he gives women equal opportunities as anybody else.

    Also about Clinton's public shaming of Bill's victims

  • 10 years from now students will be studying Cruz on the exact way to ruin a campaign by making God awful moves along the way. Good Lord, you look at the start to finish on this like I was last night and all you can say is "really?" over and over again.

  • 10 years from now students will be studying Cruz on the exact way to ruin a campaign by making God awful moves along the way. Good Lord, you look at the start to finish on this like I was last night and all you can say is "really?" over and over again.

    @jrb12711 said:

    10 years from now students will be studying Cruz on the exact way to ruin a campaign by making God awful moves along the way. Good Lord, you look at the start to finish on this like I was last night and all you can say is "really?" over and over again.

    Cruz beat out 15 other republican candidates and was the last man standing against Trump so what does that say about the campaign of the other candidates? I guess they will talk about how they ruined their campaigns for the next 20 years?

  • @jrb12711 said:

    10 years from now students will be studying Cruz on the exact way to ruin a campaign by making God awful moves along the way. Good Lord, you look at the start to finish on this like I was last night and all you can say is "really?" over and over again.

    Cruz beat out 15 other republican candidates and was the last man standing against Trump so what does that say about the campaign of the other candidates? I guess they will talk about how they ruined their campaigns for the next 20 years?

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    Cruz beat out 15 other republican candidates and was the last man standing against Trump so what does that say about the campaign of the other candidates? I guess they will talk about how they ruined their campaigns for the next 20 years?

    Cruz was so off putting that he was defeated by the host of Celebrity Apprentice while initially being a front runner for the nomination.

    He will return to his lair and torture some more animals.

  • @oldbrownsfan said:

    Cruz beat out 15 other republican candidates and was the last man standing against Trump so what does that say about the campaign of the other candidates? I guess they will talk about how they ruined their campaigns for the next 20 years?

    Cruz was so off putting that he was defeated by the host of Celebrity Apprentice while initially being a front runner for the nomination.

    He will return to his lair and torture some more animals.

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Cruz was so off putting that he was defeated by the host of Celebrity Apprentice while initially being a front runner for the nomination.

    He will return to his lair and torture some more animals.

    So what does that say about the 15 other republican candidates Cruz beat out? Didn't they lose to the same celebrity apprentice not to mention Bush had 150 million war chest and the endorsement of the republican establishment.

    BTW - show me where Cruz was ever supposed to be the front runner.

    The Republican Race

    Just days before the Republican presidential candidates square off in their first debate, Donald Trump is in the top spot among Republican primary voters nationally - 24 percent support him as the nominee. Trump is followed by Jeb Bush (13 percent), Scott Walker (10 percent), Mike Huckabee (eight percent), Ben Carson (six percent), Ted Cruz (six percent), and Marco Rubio (six percent). Further down are Rand Paul (4 percent) and Chris Christie (3 percent). Other contenders are below three percent. Nine percent of Republican primary voters say they don't know who they want as the nominee at this point.

  • He was Jesus-y enough to hold on

  • He was Jesus-y enough to hold on

    @mld-woody said:

    He was Jesus-y enough to hold on

    Yes but that only offends bitter little assholes who weren't going to vote for any Republican anyway.

    WSS

  • @mld-woody said:

    He was Jesus-y enough to hold on

    Yes but that only offends bitter little assholes who weren't going to vote for any Republican anyway.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Yes but that only offends bitter little assholes who weren't going to vote for any Republican anyway.

    WSS

    Umm... I would say it held secure a large portion of the conservative/Evangelical group. Being the most Jesus-y can win you this group, but hurt you with some in the middle. The group you described wouldn't vote Rep either way, like you said, so that doesn't matter.

    I would guess that, as we keep moving forward, the Jesus-ness Help/Hurt ratio overall will keep moving towards Hurt.

  • http://www.truthrevolt.org/news/bill-maher-mocks-hillarys-pandering-bible-comment-obamas-bullsht-faith

    Here you go Woody, it's from The Daily Show not the Blaze...

    I do give you credit though it seems I recall you supporting Bernie Sanders and he has not preached from the podium comma at least not much as far as I can tell.

    WSS

  • http://www.truthrevolt.org/news/bill-maher-mocks-hillarys-pandering-bible-comment-obamas-bullsht-faith

    Here you go Woody, it's from The Daily Show not the Blaze...

    I do give you credit though it seems I recall you supporting Bernie Sanders and he has not preached from the podium comma at least not much as far as I can tell.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    http://www.truthrevolt.org/news/bill-maher-mocks-hillarys-pandering-bible-comment-obamas-bullsht-faith

    Here you go Woody, it's from The Daily Show not the Blaze...

    I do give you credit though it seems I recall you supporting Bernie Sanders and he has not preached from the podium comma at least not much as far as I can tell.

    WSS

    What's your point? That politicians embellish their faith to get elected? No shit.

    I would guess, on average, it's some liberals moving to "religious enough" and some conservatives moving to "very religious".