Who do YOU Think Will have the GOP Nomination?

[JimBowie1958]

In 14 days we will have the results of the Super Tuesday primaries and we will know who will have the lions share of delegates.

Who do you think will have most of the delegates on Wednesday March 2?

 

[Pete7469]

I'm PRAYING it's Ted Cruz, and I do believe he can pull it off.

I've seen so many instances where Trump has spoken from both sides of many issues. He can not be trusted.

 

[the_human_being]

In 14 days we will have the results of the Super Tuesday primaries and we will know who will have the lions share of delegates.

Who do you think will have most of the delegates on Wednesday March 2?

Well, Trump is way ahead in South Carolina with the news reporting he could gain 50 delegates there alone. His lead in Nevada is even greater than it is in South Carolina. I would say he will sweep all the primaries.

 

[JimBowie1958]

In 14 days we will have the results of the Super Tuesday primaries and we will know who will have the lions share of delegates.

Who do you think will have most of the delegates on Wednesday March 2?

Well, Trump is way ahead in South Carolina with the news reporting he could gain 50 delegates there alone. His lead in Nevada is even greater than it is in South Carolina. I would say he will sweep all the primaries.

I think you are right.

Trump has analyzed the process and found a 'road to win' strategy and he has employed it successfully.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Real Clear Politics is showing Trump at 31% nationally. RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination

This is enough to give Trump the nomination with a heavy lead by end of March and then finish the competition off when it hits the winner take all states in April.

But what happened to all the experts who said that Trump could not possibly win the nomination just a month ago?

 

[ptbw forever]

Real Clear Politics is showing Trump at 31% nationally. RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination

This is enough to give Trump the nomination with a heavy lead by end of March and then finish the competition off when it hits the winner take all states in April.

But what happened to all the experts who said that Trump could not possibly win the nomination just a month ago?

They went back to the circus.

 

[Indeependent]

I'm PRAYING it's Ted Cruz, and I do believe he can pull it off.

I've seen so many instances where Trump has spoken from both sides of many issues. He can not be trusted.

I keep hearing that but I've been watching his one hour interviews for months and haven't seen that.
Do you have any contradictory statements from the last 6 months or so?

 

[Pete7469]

I keep hearing that but I've been watching his one hour interviews for months and haven't seen that.
Do you have any contradictory statements from the last 6 months or so?

Election 2016: Donald Trump - truth-teller or flip-flopper?

The Secret Genius of Donald Trump, the Democrat?



Not so much from the last 6 months, but I've heard enough from the past that I don't believe he is the sort of constitutional warrior we need. The biggest problem we have with our government is the donor class and the crony socialist deals they get from the political whores they buy.

Trump has lamented it, and then immediately exclaimed that he was part of the problem. I don't trust someone who has been part of the problem to fix a system he has benefited from.

 

[TNHarley]

Historically, lets say the last 100 years, the economy DOES do better under democrats. He was right again. lol

 

[tigerred59]

If I'm correct, I think Reagan has a chance of winning this thing. He's a little stiff, doesn't talk as much, but he may win this thing hands down, at least that's what all the other candidates say when they bring him up 24/7

 

[TheOldSchool]

Real Clear Politics is showing Trump at 31% nationally. RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination

This is enough to give Trump the nomination with a heavy lead by end of March and then finish the competition off when it hits the winner take all states in April.

But what happened to all the experts who said that Trump could not possibly win the nomination just a month ago?

The ones who thought hell had frozen over and said Ben Carson could win it all?

 

[tigerred59]

Real Clear Politics is showing Trump at 31% nationally. RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination

This is enough to give Trump the nomination with a heavy lead by end of March and then finish the competition off when it hits the winner take all states in April.

But what happened to all the experts who said that Trump could not possibly win the nomination just a month ago?

The ones who thought hell had frozen over and said Ben Carson could win it all?

The day the GOP nominates anything in black skin will be the day this country gives a murdering cop life in prison....in short, don't hold your breath!!

 

[JimBowie1958]

I keep hearing that but I've been watching his one hour interviews for months and haven't seen that.
Do you have any contradictory statements from the last 6 months or so?

Election 2016: Donald Trump - truth-teller or flip-flopper?

The Secret Genius of Donald Trump, the Democrat?



Not so much from the last 6 months, but I've heard enough from the past that I don't believe he is the sort of constitutional warrior we need. The biggest problem we have with our government is the donor class and the crony socialist deals they get from the political whores they buy.

Trump has lamented it, and then immediately exclaimed that he was part of the problem. I don't trust someone who has been part of the problem to fix a system he has benefited from.

An interview from 2004, and Trump was saying that it seems the economy does better under Democrats than Republicans AND IT SHOULDNT BE THAT WAY.

To take an interview from that long ago and present it as proof of a person today, seems to suggest that you expect people to remain frozen in their ideological positions for an entire life time.

You do know that most people dont do that, right? And most people who do reamin petrified ideologically just are not honest about their thinking or they are some very gullible people.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Real Clear Politics is showing Trump at 31% nationally. RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination

This is enough to give Trump the nomination with a heavy lead by end of March and then finish the competition off when it hits the winner take all states in April.

But what happened to all the experts who said that Trump could not possibly win the nomination just a month ago?

The ones who thought hell had frozen over and said Ben Carson could win it all?

Literally anything is possible. I remember people who said that McCain couldnt possibly win the nomination in 2008.

Experts are wrong all the time in politics.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Real Clear Politics is showing Trump at 31% nationally. RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination

This is enough to give Trump the nomination with a heavy lead by end of March and then finish the competition off when it hits the winner take all states in April.

But what happened to all the experts who said that Trump could not possibly win the nomination just a month ago?

The ones who thought hell had frozen over and said Ben Carson could win it all?

The day the GOP nominates anything in black skin will be the day this country gives a murdering cop life in prison....in short, don't hold your breath!!

The Republicans would nominate a purple skinned Martian if they thought they could win with him at the top of the ticket.

BTW, thanks for reminding me why I put you on ignore for being a typical leftwing racist dick.

 

[martybegan]

In 14 days we will have the results of the Super Tuesday primaries and we will know who will have the lions share of delegates.

Who do you think will have most of the delegates on Wednesday March 2?

Well, Trump is way ahead in South Carolina with the news reporting he could gain 50 delegates there alone. His lead in Nevada is even greater than it is in South Carolina. I would say he will sweep all the primaries.

I think you are right.

Trump has analyzed the process and found a 'road to win' strategy and he has employed it successfully.

My question is if the polling is actually reflecting the people who will be going out to vote in a primary. SC is the first bigger state to go to the polls, and we will see if that is the case.

 

[martybegan]

If I'm correct, I think Reagan has a chance of winning this thing. He's a little stiff, doesn't talk as much, but he may win this thing hands down, at least that's what all the other candidates say when they bring him up 24/7

 

[TheOldSchool]

Real Clear Politics is showing Trump at 31% nationally. RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination

This is enough to give Trump the nomination with a heavy lead by end of March and then finish the competition off when it hits the winner take all states in April.

But what happened to all the experts who said that Trump could not possibly win the nomination just a month ago?

The ones who thought hell had frozen over and said Ben Carson could win it all?

Literally anything is possible. I remember people who said that McCain couldnt possibly win the nomination in 2008.

Experts are wrong all the time in politics.

If they thought Carson ever had a chance in hell, they shouldn't be considered experts

 

[JimBowie1958]

In 14 days we will have the results of the Super Tuesday primaries and we will know who will have the lions share of delegates.

Who do you think will have most of the delegates on Wednesday March 2?

Well, Trump is way ahead in South Carolina with the news reporting he could gain 50 delegates there alone. His lead in Nevada is even greater than it is in South Carolina. I would say he will sweep all the primaries.

I think you are right.

Trump has analyzed the process and found a 'road to win' strategy and he has employed it successfully.

My question is if the polling is actually reflecting the people who will be going out to vote in a primary. SC is the first bigger state to go to the polls, and we will see if that is the case.

I took a closer look at the WSJ poll and compared it to a new CBS poll that came out today that shows Trump still around 35%.

The CBS poll that is showing Trump still around 35% is based on registered voters, while the WSJ poll that came out yesterday is of Republican primary voters, and that phrase usually means that they voted in the last primary, in 2012. Now in many if not most states, Romney had already locked the nomination and people that went out to vote were basically pro-Romney or pro-Santorum, and the latter fell off after March. That means these kinds of polls of past Republican primary voters is heavily skewed toward the establishment wing of the party and filters out new voters, the latter of which is Trumps strength.

Also a whole bunch of the criticism directed at Trump is long the lines of party loyalty. His past as a moderate centrist, his past positions on some litmus GOP issues, his criticism of George W Bush and his refusal to say he was going to unconditionally support the GOP nominee for quite some time, all these things cost him favorability with the party loyalists who would go out and vote in a primary that Romney had already locked by the time they actually voted.

With the new poll out today, I think the delta with the WSJ poll is now fairly clear. If considering only the voters who are GOP loyalists, Trump is slightly behind Cruz, but if looking at registered voters, Trump is way ahead, reflecting Trumps strong appeal to many in the center.

 

[JimBowie1958]

If I'm correct, I think Reagan has a chance of winning this thing. He's a little stiff, doesn't talk as much, but he may win this thing hands down, at least that's what all the other candidates say when they bring him up 24/7

lol, you are forgetting that the dead have been a loyal voting Democrat constituency for at least the last 160 years, dude.

So in their minds, why not let them have the nomination too? They put Obama in and he is brain dead.