like_that;1782474 wrote:Let's be real it's down to 3. Kasich doesn't have a shot unfortunately. Carson needs to go fuck himself and drop out. All these dumb fucks are helping out trump for Super Tuesday.

gut;1782481 wrote:Trump is taking a good number of Cruz voters - won all the heavily Evangelical districts Cruz was supposed to take. Cruz doesn't appear able to pass Trump. His only chance is if Trump implodes (and WTF would Trump have to do for that to happen?!?), or Rubio drops out and I don't see that happening.

Agreed Kasich could do better in the purple and midwest states. Probably why he remains in the contest, but he will prevent Rubio from overtaking Trump. Carson staying in the race, even with as few of votes as he's getting, probably helps Rubio a little.

Wolves of Babylon;1782523 wrote:I'm sorry to say this, Trump is not losing.

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ptown_trojans_1;1782528 wrote:Still too early to call it for Trump. If he is ahead by a good margin come the end of March, the yeah, it is his to lose. But, if Rubio can start to pick away at some states and then make a good push in the middle and end of March, then I could see the narrative shifting toward Rubio.
Rubio greatest strength is he is seen as the only one that can really take down Hilliary. If he hammers that message, he may be able to out maneuver Trump.

Although, I wouldn't be surprised if this thing goes all the way to the convention.

HitsRus;1782539 wrote:The Rubio camp is already preparing for a brokered convention, and if it comes to that, they think they have a good shot at getting the nomination.

Wolves of Babylon;1782616 wrote:What we don't really know is how many people have Trump as their number two when Carson, Bush,Kasich or Cruz drop out.

HitsRus;1782777 wrote:It's never good when you vote for someone out of anger, or for change for the sake of change.

Classyposter58;1782806 wrote:Trump has ZERO chance to win. They will broker the convention if they have to and fuck him. There also is no chance to win a general election not with a party, he's a smart businessman and would not take that risk.

The infrastructure it takes in a general election is too overwhelming to not have a party supporting you


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ptown_trojans_1;1782814 wrote:People on this board have been saying that about the people that voted for Obama for years.
Funny how Trump supporters fall into that broad category.



You sure? I wouldn't put it past Trump's echo to think if he had enough delegates and won enough states to think, if he wasn't the nominee, to go 3rd party. His echo is that big.
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like_that;1782815 wrote:And those same people on this board say the trump supporters are dumbasses for that reason (amongst others). Funny how you fail to mention that.


Also it doesn't matter if his ego is big or not to think he can win. If he truly feels he got fucked over he would just put his name on the ballot to fuck the GOP over.

ptown_trojans_1;1782814 wrote:People on this board have been saying that about the people that voted for Obama for years.
Funny how Trump supporters fall into that broad category.



You sure? I wouldn't put it past Trump's echo to think if he had enough delegates and won enough states to think, if he wasn't the nominee, to go 3rd party. His echo is that big.
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BoatShoes;1782926 wrote: He could still run as a Write-In candidate though.

HitsRus;1782834 wrote:I don't think Trump is a Republican anyway...."