IDBillzFan Posted April 6, 2016 Posted April 6, 2016 Good luck with that, LA is a coward's coward You're a child's sock puppet, gatorman. Go sit at the kiddie table while the adults talk politics. I'm sure you'll look really snappy in your Hillary '08 bib.
B-Man Posted April 6, 2016 Posted April 6, 2016 Nearly 100,000 more people people voted in the GOP primary in Wisconsin than in the Democratic primary: 1,101,046 Rs; 1,005,320 Ds .
keepthefaith Posted April 6, 2016 Posted April 6, 2016 Nearly 100,000 more people people voted in the GOP primary in Wisconsin than in the Democratic primary: 1,101,046 Rs; 1,005,320 Ds . That's been a trend in many of the primaries. How many Bernie and Trump supporters will stay home in the general? Yes I'm saying Trump is not the nominee. He'll be short at the convention and won't have the support of the party.
Nanker Posted April 6, 2016 Posted April 6, 2016 One thing. If there is dirt on Cruz that comes out, I think it won't sleaze him. Trump has shown the way to punch back at the media. This is a different America than when Gary Hart was having a fling on "Monkey Business". And who's going to throw bimbos in his face... Hillary? Hillarious! Bill probably had more trim in the White House than Cruz has had since High School. All he has to say is, I knew Ted Kennedy. He was no friend of mine. I am no Ted Kennedy. I have not slept with 1,000 women... yet.
Observer Posted April 6, 2016 Posted April 6, 2016 Nearly 100,000 more people people voted in the GOP primary in Wisconsin than in the Democratic primary: 1,101,046 Rs; 1,005,320 Ds . 180,000 people registered Republican in PA since January. The Republicans should not read that as people flocking to their cause. Most just want a say in the Donald getting the nomination. Even a lot of Independents switched to cast a vote against Trump (and many Dems switched for their own reasons). I should have done it but never thought to. Kind of pissed at myself. I'd have happily cast a vote for Kasich over Trump. My presumed delegate says he'll vote for who the voters select but only on the first ballot. After that, he's following his conscience, ie, not Trump.
B-Man Posted April 7, 2016 Posted April 7, 2016 Wisconsin records highest voter turnout since 1972 http://washex.am/23eMWtM pic.twitter.com/I5DIPUxcT1
B-Man Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 People who parrot the Left's narrative that Ted Cruz is too polarizing to win a general election................. maybe haven't heard of Hillary Clinton? Less than four in ten Democrats think of Hillary Clinton as honest and trustworthy ...
B-Man Posted April 14, 2016 Posted April 14, 2016 BREAKING – Cruz Plans To Steal California by Having Trump Fail to Prep Groundgame (#Sarcasm) BOOM EXCLUSIVE WOW BOMBSHELL OUTRAGEOUS CHEATING STEALING!!!.............. Donald Trump inexplicably waited until YESTERDAY to name a State Political Director in California. The California primary on June 7 could determine whether Trump reaches the magic 1237 majority delegate number prior to the July convention. By all reports, Cruz is far ahead in the ground game in California, which awards delegates not only on the statewide vote but also by congressional district. Even if Trump wins the state, he may underperform in enough congressional districts due to Cruz’s superior campaign preparation that Trump is stopped short. Or he may fail to file delegate slates in all districts. Erick Erickson reports: (more…) Alan Dershowitz on Ted Cruz: Challenged me in class from Day One Noted liberal Harvard Law School professor (retired) Alan Dershowitz was on the Kelly File last night. “He came into my class, literally his first day in law school with his right hand up – not his left hand, his right hand,” Dershowitz said Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File.” Cruz challenged his professor on everything, which made his job easier, Dershowitz said. “I was against the death penalty, he’s in favor. I was in favor of the exclusionary rule, he’s against it,” he said. “And he made such brilliant arguments that I never had to play the devil’s advocate.” Cruz “was one of the best students I ever had,” Dershowitz said. Many of his liberal friends criticize him for praising the firebrand conservative, Dershowitz said, but he argues, “I have to tell the truth about my students, even if I disagree with their views – even if I’m not gonna vote for him. I’m not going to change history and pretend that this brilliant student was anything else.”
DC Tom Posted April 14, 2016 Posted April 14, 2016 BREAKING – Cruz Plans To Steal California by Having Trump Fail to Prep Groundgame (#Sarcasm) BOOM EXCLUSIVE WOW BOMBSHELL OUTRAGEOUS CHEATING STEALING!!!.............. Donald Trump inexplicably waited until YESTERDAY to name a State Political Director in California. The California primary on June 7 could determine whether Trump reaches the magic 1237 majority delegate number prior to the July convention. By all reports, Cruz is far ahead in the ground game in California, which awards delegates not only on the statewide vote but also by congressional district. Even if Trump wins the state, he may underperform in enough congressional districts due to Cruz’s superior campaign preparation that Trump is stopped short. Or he may fail to file delegate slates in all districts. Erick Erickson reports: (more…) Alan Dershowitz on Ted Cruz: Challenged me in class from Day One Noted liberal Harvard Law School professor (retired) Alan Dershowitz was on the Kelly File last night. “He came into my class, literally his first day in law school with his right hand up – not his left hand, his right hand,” Dershowitz said Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File.” Cruz challenged his professor on everything, which made his job easier, Dershowitz said. “I was against the death penalty, he’s in favor. I was in favor of the exclusionary rule, he’s against it,” he said. “And he made such brilliant arguments that I never had to play the devil’s advocate.” Cruz “was one of the best students I ever had,” Dershowitz said. Many of his liberal friends criticize him for praising the firebrand conservative, Dershowitz said, but he argues, “I have to tell the truth about my students, even if I disagree with their views – even if I’m not gonna vote for him. I’m not going to change history and pretend that this brilliant student was anything else.” I've heard that in several places: Cruz has an absolutely brilliant legal mind, agree or disagree with his positions. I've also heard in several places that his problem is that he's simply one of the most thoroughly unlikable people on the planet, who manages to alienate damn near everybody he comes into personal contact with. I mean...the guy's alienated the Senate. Everybody. The entire Senate. As far as I can tell, Cruz is literally less popular than anthrax with senators and their staff who used to work in the Hart Senate Office Building. (I had one former staffer tell me "Well...at least you can treat anthrax...") "Yeah, I was on a two-week course of cipro, because I was exposed to a bioterrorism attack. Still better than talking to Cruz." That is an epic level of personal repulsiveness. It's actually impressive in a sense.
meazza Posted April 14, 2016 Posted April 14, 2016 Cruz admitted today that he enjoyed Godfather 3. That alone should disqualify him.
Tiberius Posted April 16, 2016 Posted April 16, 2016 All the hyperventilating over Trump and Cruz is probably worse. He is a friggin gold bug. That's just at treasonable bad idea. The guy hates modernity
B-Man Posted April 17, 2016 Posted April 17, 2016 NBC News @NBCNews 27m27 minutes ago Ted Cruz wins all 14 Wyoming delegates at state convention http://nbcnews.to/1TYGb9C #Decision2016
DC Tom Posted April 17, 2016 Posted April 17, 2016 All the hyperventilating over Trump and Cruz is probably worse. He is a friggin gold bug. That's just at treasonable bad idea. The guy hates modernity Trump is worse. Cruz is predictable, and a constitutionalist, so he has constraints on his behavior. Trump is unpredictable, and an unbound authoritarian. Overall...having to choose between the two, I'll pick the guy who will enforce the First Amendment, over the guy who wants to use executive power to muzzle the press because they're mean to him.
unbillievable Posted April 17, 2016 Posted April 17, 2016 Haven't we already learned our lesson from the last two presidents people believed were geniuses?
B-Man Posted April 17, 2016 Posted April 17, 2016 Why is Trump is bleeding delegates? Consider Wyoming: “Cruz was the only candidate who bothered showing up.” Trump massacred in delegate fights once moreMore than 90 delegates were up for grabs Saturday. And Ted Cruz grabbed most of them. Again. Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/04/trump-massacred-in-delegate-fights-once-more-222054#ixzz465sMbvVh
IDBillzFan Posted April 17, 2016 Posted April 17, 2016 Trump massacred in delegate fights once more More than 90 delegates were up for grabs Saturday. And Ted Cruz grabbed most of them. Again. Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/04/trump-massacred-in-delegate-fights-once-more-222054#ixzz465sMbvVh You would think a successful businessman like Trump would understand it's never enough to be able to get the dishes to spin on sticks. I'm really starting to believe he just thought he was going to win this thing American Idol style.
B-Man Posted April 17, 2016 Posted April 17, 2016 LOL............Whenever you read a media story about Ted Cruz, the terms "pontificating" and "condescending" and "unlikable" and "jackass" are coming up. Gee, this would be a serious problem for Ted Cruz if he weren't running against Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, & Bernie Sanders.....,,,
unbillievable Posted April 18, 2016 Posted April 18, 2016 How is it possible that Ted Cruz is the least crazy candidate running for president.
Nanker Posted April 18, 2016 Posted April 18, 2016 Cruz admitted today that he enjoyed Godfather 3. That alone should disqualify him.
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