Silhouette
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"Kasich needs to quit"....all democratic/Trump strategists agree...lol...
Kasich sits around 10 points ahead of Hillary in a general election result..the others less than that. Trump is in the category worst of all. Cruz is a Canadian...and don't think that ain't getting brought up by HillBilly every debate she might have with him. Rube-io is an establishment puppet...Hillary will glean votes by simply saying that to Trump's erstwhile followers over and over like hypnosis (to which they seem very susceptible to...obviously..) "he's establishment..he'll sell out your jobs like all the others..."
And Trump? Well look for him to be involuntarily strapped in a tight white suit as his performance in the primaries keeps slipping and slipping and slipping. He will be foaming at the mouth and even his most ardent pie-eyed devotees will begin to wake up and sense the danger.
Who is left is Kasich. Hillary can't attack his foreign policy experience. Hillary can't slight his foxhole performance as a governor, creating jobs where there was a crisis in Ohio...and balancing that against environmental concerns.
In fact, Kasich is Hillary, minus the scandals and adding in a more devoted stance towards conservative principles. If he could add a bit more emphasis to how hard he will fight for traditional marriage restoration of the decision to the states, he would absorb quite a few left of center in Hillary's camp who privately believe all children should have both a mother and father...
Of course, Kasich with a conservative sweep in the Senate, preserving more conservative House would be the safety net for the far right freaking out about a Kasich POTUS. A president can't legislate anyway.
In a hypothetical contest for the presidency, a new national poll finds that Ohio Gov. John Kasich would be the most likely Republican candidate to beat Democrat Hillary Clinton....The poll’s hypothetical contests put Kasich over Clinton 49 to 38 percent; and Rubio over Clinton 48 to 42 percent. The contests with Ted Cruz and Trump would be much closer — Cruz led 45 percent to Clinton’s 44 percent, and Trump led 45 percent to Clinton’s 43 percent. New poll shows Ohio Gov. John Kasich most likely Republican to beat Hillary Clinton
Kasich sits around 10 points ahead of Hillary in a general election result..the others less than that. Trump is in the category worst of all. Cruz is a Canadian...and don't think that ain't getting brought up by HillBilly every debate she might have with him. Rube-io is an establishment puppet...Hillary will glean votes by simply saying that to Trump's erstwhile followers over and over like hypnosis (to which they seem very susceptible to...obviously..) "he's establishment..he'll sell out your jobs like all the others..."
And Trump? Well look for him to be involuntarily strapped in a tight white suit as his performance in the primaries keeps slipping and slipping and slipping. He will be foaming at the mouth and even his most ardent pie-eyed devotees will begin to wake up and sense the danger.
Who is left is Kasich. Hillary can't attack his foreign policy experience. Hillary can't slight his foxhole performance as a governor, creating jobs where there was a crisis in Ohio...and balancing that against environmental concerns.
In fact, Kasich is Hillary, minus the scandals and adding in a more devoted stance towards conservative principles. If he could add a bit more emphasis to how hard he will fight for traditional marriage restoration of the decision to the states, he would absorb quite a few left of center in Hillary's camp who privately believe all children should have both a mother and father...
Of course, Kasich with a conservative sweep in the Senate, preserving more conservative House would be the safety net for the far right freaking out about a Kasich POTUS. A president can't legislate anyway.