Everybody knows by now that Trump is the Republican nominee. Would anybody have canceled a debate if Cruz or Kasich refused to show up? Of course, not. A debate at this point only has value if Trump is there.
7 responses to “The Nominee”
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I don’t know. I want Trump to be the nominee because I think he will get beaten by Clinton easily. But I think there is enough groundswell against him that he won’t hit the magic number of delegates he needs and the Republicans might have a contested convention. If that happens, I think the nod will go to Kasich who will be very competitive nationally. I think Kasich would beat Clinton actually—especially because he could deliver Ohio to the Republicans.
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Kasich is the Mayor of Sunnydale (if you’ve seen Buffy . It just seems strange that he’d ever be nominated at a contested convention when Republican primary voters like Cruz better. I haven’t seen any signs on lawns nearby except for Cruz fwiw.
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The Republican party elites can’t stand Cruz and are worried about Trump. If the convention is contested, their votes become much more powerful.
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I haven’t seen a single sign on a single lawn, period. I only see signs for local elections. And I see a lot of lawns because I walk for hours every day.
I’m guessing this means everybody votes for Hillary around here. Hillary’s supporters are the most bashful of all in this country m
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Kasich won a single state and has no hope of winning anything else. If Republicans nominate a fellow who could win nothing but his own home state, thar would be beyond pathetic.
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The Economist lists Donald Trump getting elected as a top 10 global risk.
https://gfs.eiu.com/Archive.aspx?archiveType=globalrisk
Seriously, if this guy wins the presidency the rest of the world should start referring to the US as a ‘regime’.
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