2016 Presidential Primaries [ SUPER TUESDAY | 3-1-'16]

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Is he really -- ?

Just watch, like the Senator from SD today, that the closer we get to November a good number of "we" will pull the lever for Trump.

I think you'll make that list acefull86- how are you and he different?
How is what Trump says any different than what some of you write here?

The phrase today is he has thrown away the dog whistle and picked up the bull horn.
You have been prone to dog whistle politics.
Doesn't give your leg a little tickle ... that bull horn
 
57, there's a better chance you pull the lever for Trump than I do, but I'd love to see you spin how he somehow represents Libertarian leaning voters.
 
Name the D that 57 wouldn't vote for in a general, and then he can criticize folks for supporting their "team."

But yeah, you're even ****ing dumber than I thought if you think Trump represent libertarian ism.
 
bravesnumberone said:
Sanders is in denial right now. He's a regional candidate for the most part. Northeast with some pockets in the Midwest maybe.
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Well what the Sanders Campaign is looking at (and I'm copying this from Robert Reich, who's a big time Bernie supporter)

"1. In the next few months the primary map starts tilting in Bernie’s favor: In later March: Maine, Michigan, Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Arizona, Washington state, and Hawaii. In April: Wisconsin, New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island. In May: Indiana and Oregon. In June, California, New Jersey, and New Mexico."

Keep in mind, there's basically no evidence that he has a prayer in some of those states. I have no clue what polls Reich is looking at that thinks Bernie can win New York, Florida, or Ohio. As all polls from them I've seen have Hillary comfortably in the lead. I think Reich forgets that while NY is a very solid blue state. It's wall street blue. He would be hard pressed to beat Hillary on her home court.
 
Good point on CNN about why Rubio can't get a win. He isn't winning big enough in the suburbs and he's not cutting into Trump enough in the rural areas. It's a pretty solid pattern at this point.
 
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