Indiana, yesterday.
Trump rally on left. Cruz rally on the right. You choose Indiana.It is your voices that matter now. pic.twitter.com/HkBPsO9xUG
— DJ Lewis (@umpire43) May 1, 2016
I hope there’s a spot for him on the Supreme Court.
Indiana, yesterday.
Trump rally on left. Cruz rally on the right. You choose Indiana.It is your voices that matter now. pic.twitter.com/HkBPsO9xUG
— DJ Lewis (@umpire43) May 1, 2016
I hope there’s a spot for him on the Supreme Court.
Cruz has two two goals.
Stop Trump from getting 1237 before the convention and ensure the delegates for the subsequent votes.
Probably shouldn’t discount Kasich either. It’s not like conventions haven’t a history of third place coming up the middle. (Waves at Alberta)
It will be a fun day of television.
Wait five minutes, it’ll change.
“Now that he is backtracking substantially on that, and even a 10 year elimination,” Bell said, “I gather that his advisers have brought him a bit more up to speed on the deficit/debt situation.”
At least this position is grounded in reality. (an odd thing for this candidate, so we’ll see if this time it lasts)
Related
Manitoba.
Winnipeg Free Press has latest polls: The Forum Research Poll for the Free Press predicts the Tories will capture as many as 43 of the province’s 57 seats, with 11 seats for the NDP and three for the Liberals.
“Welcome, Karl Rove, to the dark side“ (link fixed)
Trump will eliminate US debt in eight years.
It would take half of the budget every year ($2T), would require massive lay-offs in government, massive changes to entitlements and a complete shutdown of pretty much everything else.
That’s okay though, cause he’s going to “renegotiate trade deals and renegotiate military deals”…in his first 100 days….
That no one ever talks about the 17 year NDP monarchy in Manitoba quite like they did the PC monarchy in Alberta?
I wonder why that is?
She just can’t get past Sanders.
Didn’t Debbie W. Schultz already promise her the nomination by now?
Now that the front-runners are more clear, the map shifts blue.
with women, what’s a little battery?
I remember the day after Fields accused Lewandowski of grabbing her arm the refrain from Trump fans on Twitter was “Prove it! File a police report or you’re lying.” So she filed a police report. Then the refrain was “It was the other guy standing behind Trump, not Lewandowski!” Then new video came out showing, no, it was Lewandowski. Then the refrain was “He barely touched her. No one could seriously believe this is battery.” So now he’s been charged with battery.
That whole “Never Apologize” thing went stupid, real fast. A quick five minute statement by Lewandowski apologizing and explaining that he was just trying to keep up with Trump would have made the whole thing go away.
Going stupid fast seems to be in the air this season.
This week’s horrific terrorist attacks on the Brussels airport and metro raised the pressure in the already tight U.S. presidential campaign. Candidates of both parties were instantly measured against voter expectations of how a president could and should behave in a similar crisis. Meanwhile, it was jarring to see a beaming President Obama relaxing at a Cuban baseball game, while grisly photos of the wrecked terminal and dazed, bloodied victims in Belgium were on steady media feed all over the world.
Open Thread.
Rubio is out.
*Quote of the Day.
Jim Acosta: “This is becoming violent. People are pushing and shoving." pic.twitter.com/Oy2LXnVJWm
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) March 12, 2016
Fox News has the basics.
Livestream here. (now closed)
Congrats #Chicago “protesters”, you’ve just made #Trump the victim.
Look for a nice bump in his poll numbers.— Anthony Cumia (@AnthonyCumia) March 12, 2016
Now is the time at SDA when we juxtapose!
January 22nd, 2016 – Anyone But Him!: Top GOPers Openly Support Donald Trump Over Ted Cruz
March 10th, 2016 – To Stop Trump, GOP Establishment Must Rally to Cruz
Related!
By now it is clear that Marco Rubio’s abrupt turn toward mockery and confrontation of Donald Trump was a catastrophic error that turned his campaign, which not long ago led prediction markets, into a laughingstock. Rubio has even conceded his mistake (“if I had to do it again I wouldn’t”). Sadly for Rubio, now that his negativity has darkened his once-sunny persona, and rendered him useless as a vehicle for anti-Trump Republicans, the very people who egged him on are now kicking him to the curb.
*Kansas Caucuses
*Kentucky Presidential Caucuses
*Louisiana Primary
*Maine Municipal Caucuses
Open thread.
Open thread.
After today’s events, it should be good.
As an aside, where I previously was against Trump, Romney’s declaration of war has shifted my viewpoint…in favour of Trump.
Post Debate Update:….and back off the Trump train, but not where I was before.
Look at the numbers in Virginia.
This is a perfect setup for Trump to continue on. Rubio and Cruz both won and won’t be quitting. Kasich isn’t going to stop until Ohio. No one knows what Carson is thinking.
So the vote split continues and pretty much guarantees that Trump will be the nominee. He sounded a lot more reasonable yesterday during his press conference.
Update:Carson is out.
Super Tuesday Open Thread
…and we’ll see later today, then burn it down.
Seven of the 13 GOP states contested today aren’t in the the so-called SEC. If trends hold, and there is no reason to think otherwise, then it’s Trump to the end.
Watch the turnout for both parties where they’re head to head.