WWTBAM Bored

Time for Kasich to drop out quit wasting time, money, and votes.j

AZ Results:
1) Trump 47%
2) Cruz 25%
3) Rubio 13% (not running)
4) Kasich 10%

To be fair, most if not all of Rubio's votes came in early voting before he dropped out, but still......

BackInTex wrote:Time for Kasich to drop out quit wasting time, money, and votes.j

AZ Results:
1) Trump 47%
2) Cruz 25%
3) Rubio 13% (not running)
4) Kasich 10%

To be fair, most if not all of Rubio's votes came in early voting before he dropped out, but still......

"please clap" Jeb!

Gov. Kasich may do OK in Wisconsin, especially if Scott Walker endorses him. Then he could be the Republican establishment's choice at a contested convention.

BackInTex wrote:Time for Kasich to drop out quit wasting time, money, and votes.j

AZ Results:
1) Trump 47%
2) Cruz 25%
3) Rubio 13% (not running)
4) Kasich 10%

To be fair, most if not all of Rubio's votes came in early voting before he dropped out, but still......

Again, Kasich is the only thing that's keeping Trump from walking all over Cruz, especially considering that most of the remaining states are not Cruz's strong states.

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/03/2 ... ich-221111

And Rubio technically is still in the running, he's merely suspended his campaign. His delegates are still pledged to him on the first ballot.

silverscreenselect wrote:
Again, Kasich is the only thing that's keeping Trump from walking all over Cruz, especially considering that most of the remaining states are not Cruz's strong states.

You can quote the polls, but the actual voting does not indicate that. I can't find what I saw earlier. I'll keep looking, but it showed the percentages of early voting that Trump, Cruz, and Rubio got and Trumps percentage virtually didn't change on the day of voting while Cruz's increased significantly indicating that he likely got most of the "I was Rubio before he dropped out" vote.

BackInTex wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:
Again, Kasich is the only thing that's keeping Trump from walking all over Cruz, especially considering that most of the remaining states are not Cruz's strong states.

You can quote the polls, but the actual voting does not indicate that. I can't find what I saw earlier. I'll keep looking, but it showed the percentages of early voting that Trump, Cruz, and Rubio got and Trumps percentage virtually didn't change on the day of voting while Cruz's increased significantly indicating that he likely got most of the "I was Rubio before he dropped out" vote.

Speaking of Arizona, I've got some prime beachfront property for sale there. Lots of sand. Ocean view. You sound like the sort of person who would be interested in a genuine bargain like that.

silverscreenselect wrote:Speaking of Arizona, I've got some prime beachfront property for sale there. Lots of sand. Ocean view. You sound like the sort of person who would be interested in a genuine bargain like that.

I'm sure you do. Your 'pitch' is as valid as everything else you say. You're a natural.

silverscreenselect wrote:

BackInTex wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:
Again, Kasich is the only thing that's keeping Trump from walking all over Cruz, especially considering that most of the remaining states are not Cruz's strong states.

You can quote the polls, but the actual voting does not indicate that. I can't find what I saw earlier. I'll keep looking, but it showed the percentages of early voting that Trump, Cruz, and Rubio got and Trumps percentage virtually didn't change on the day of voting while Cruz's increased significantly indicating that he likely got most of the "I was Rubio before he dropped out" vote.

Speaking of Arizona, I've got some prime beachfront property for sale there. Lots of sand. Ocean view. You sound like the sort of person who would be interested in a genuine bargain like that.

My house is 2600 feet above sea level (for now).