Trump cheats at golf - the ONE and ONLY politics thread

Nope. People like the "everyone hates Cruz" because it is personal gossipy stuff. But at the end of the day, he is part of their brand and Trump is batpoop and half liberal.

 

And Kasich came in second tonight, so who drops out?

When does the establishment vote solidify, and around whom?

It doesn't look like that's going to happen.

Trump's probably still got the best shot at the nomination, which gives him a good shot at the presidency.

 

He won literally the only other contest before tonight.

 

Ilfuckya Trump apparently on the verge of giving birth. Donald talking like a proud baby batter donor.

 

I'm willing to play along with the first part. Maybe the weird stalemate continues indefinitely and Trump keeps winning with 30% all the way through to the nomination. I doubt it, but I guess well see.

He then struggles to break 40 in the general.

 

And Trump, tonight's winner, literally leads in every state that Ted Cruz doesn't live in.

When does all the winning start?

 

And just in time for the Southern primaries! #ripspnited

 

40? Really? A trained monkey with an R or a D after his name would win 46 percent.

 

I can win the Kentucky Derby if I can just lose 150 pounds and learn to ride a horse.

 

Cruz starts winning when Rubio and a few fringe candidates drop out. The race is basically Trump 30, conservatives 40, moderates 30. The latter two groups are just fractured.

Can I put a date on when that happens? No. Is it vaguely, remotely possible it never happens? I guess. But we are two contests in, it isn't exactly closing on the point of no returnZ

 

Cruz is loathed by GOPers on the Hill. Absolutely loathed.

 

Disagree. A weirdo like Trump crushes red turnout and blows out blue. His support is, quite frankly, the stupid and easily amused. They won't carry a general election vote total.