JoeB131
Diamond Member
For Democrats, a guy from a neighboring state won. Big whoop. when the race hits bigger states with people of color, Hillary is going to mop the floor with Bernie, no matter how many college kids show up looking for free tuition.
For Republicans.
Christie, Carly and Carson will all drop out shortly Good riddance.
Rubio fatally wounded himself with his robotic repeating himself. I suspect he'll come in Fourth or fifth in SC, and that's going to be it for him.
Bush will hang around until the end of South Carolina, but after that, he's probably out of money.
Cruz did well enough, given it is New Hampshire. On to South Carolina, he might place second or third, or he might even pull an upset against Trump again. Panic time in the GOP if that happens, they hate Cruz with a passion.
Kasich is finally going to get a second look by the voters. In a sane world, I have to ask why this guy ISN'T the front runner. Centrist, lots of experience, a guy with a record of getting things done. Generally likable. Or he might melt under the new scrutiny.
Trump's win might end up being as signifigant as Pat Buchanan's win in 1996. He won't be the nominee, but he brings issues to the table the GOP is going to have to deal with.
For Republicans.
Christie, Carly and Carson will all drop out shortly Good riddance.
Rubio fatally wounded himself with his robotic repeating himself. I suspect he'll come in Fourth or fifth in SC, and that's going to be it for him.
Bush will hang around until the end of South Carolina, but after that, he's probably out of money.
Cruz did well enough, given it is New Hampshire. On to South Carolina, he might place second or third, or he might even pull an upset against Trump again. Panic time in the GOP if that happens, they hate Cruz with a passion.
Kasich is finally going to get a second look by the voters. In a sane world, I have to ask why this guy ISN'T the front runner. Centrist, lots of experience, a guy with a record of getting things done. Generally likable. Or he might melt under the new scrutiny.
Trump's win might end up being as signifigant as Pat Buchanan's win in 1996. He won't be the nominee, but he brings issues to the table the GOP is going to have to deal with.