Indiana GOP/Democratic Primaries

[in the]

Democrats can rejoice.

Hillary is the next President.

Come on over to the Dark Side, bro.

 

[Fawlty]

INDIANA
*TRUMP 53% CRUZ 36% KASICH 8%
SANDERS 50.6% CLINTON 49.4%

So is Cruz going to drop out now or continue to destroy any and all credibility he's built up with the GOP base over the last few years?

To be fair, Cruz didn't have any credibility with the GOP before this election. They just despised him less than Trump for a short time.

 

[TheComebackKid]

With that margin he should sweep really. I'm a little surprised at the lack of support for Kasich.

Why would you expect anybody to support Kasich?

 

[VivaRevolution]

 

[K1levelgrappler]

lmfao

 

[Fawlty]

Why would you expect anybody to support Kasich?

Because he's not insane and has a decent reputation as a governor of a swing state.

 

[TheComebackKid]

To be fair, Cruz didn't have any credibility with the GOP before this election. They just despised him less than Trump for a short time.

He had all the credibility in the world with GOP voters. Before Trump joined Cruz was the authentic outsider in the race...well along with Rand. That is why he was able to become the #2 guy. He was the non-Trump outsider.

But then he started uncloaking himself and colluding with the establishment to steal votes and plan for a contested convention to steal the nomination. He was on tv everyday fanning the flames on see through, BS controversies that GOP voters hate(lendowski, protests). Then...after being mathematically eliminated with the voters having clearly stated they don't want him what does he go and do? He cuts a deal with Kaisich and names Carly as a VP basically telling the voters he doesn't care about their will.

Ted completely besmirched himself this election. Had he got out with Jeb and Rubio he'd still have a political life...but now...well now...its all over.

Spoiler

 

[TheComebackKid]

Because he's not insane and has a decent reputation as a governor of a swing state.

You guys just don't get it

 

[Jack V Savage]

Apparently Clinton is also dominating right now. And they are doing the rural areas, where she typically does not perform well.

If it holds, it sounds like Dem voters are just going for the frontrunner now.

If Clinton does better than expected, it's proof of fraud. If she does worse than expected, it's proof of a polling conspiracy.

 

[K1levelgrappler]

They're having a hell of a time deciding what a real conservative is at the moment.

somebody who screeches about Mexicans and Muslims

That's basically it.

 

[GearSolidMetal]

INDIANA
*TRUMP 53% CRUZ 36% KASICH 8%
SANDERS 50.6% CLINTON 49.4%

So is Cruz going to drop out now or continue to destroy any and all credibility he's built up with the GOP base over the last few years?

I think you Trumpsters believe he's already destroyed all credibility he's built up.

So, why not continue? The Senate sucks.

 

[sickc0d3r]

I love that the gop is doing everything it can to stop Trump and he's still kicking that ass. The people really do get to decide it seems.

 

[TheComebackKid]

I think you Trumpsters believe he's already destroyed all credibility he's built up.

So, why not continue? The Senate sucks.

No, no. Don't try and make this about "Trumpsters". Cruz sullied himself with all of the underhanded shenanigans and see through political rhetoric and dishonesty he pulled. Hell he he was in last place out in the northeast...even Kaisch was pulling ahead!

 

[TheStruggle]

Hillary Clinton can't even TKO a Socialist without pandering to the woman vote and ya'll think she's going to run over Trump

 

[GearSolidMetal]

Come on over to the Dark Side, bro.

Nope. Maybe some of the 55% of general election voters with a 'Strong Dislike' for Trump will bite the bullet and vote for him against Hillary, but it won't be enough.

And 54% of general election voters are women, who have a 68% 'Strong Dislike' for Trump.

Although Hillary's numbers aren't much higher, it's a question of what percentage of each party's base will say 'Fuck It' and stay home.

Base Republican voters stayed home for McCain and Romney. Two moderates. Now, Hillary Clinton is the Democrat's nominee, and Republicans have nominated one of her campaign contributors to run against her.

Brilliant idea.

Fucking brilliant idea is fucking brilliant.

 

[in the]

Nope. Maybe some of the 55% of general election voters with a 'Strong Dislike' for Trump will bite the bullet and vote for him against Hillary, but it won't be enough.

And 54% of general election voters are women, who have a 68% 'Strong Dislike' for Trump.

Although Hillary's numbers aren't much higher, it's a question of what percentage of each party's base will say 'Fuck It' and stay home.

Base Republican voters stayed home for McCain and Romney. Two moderates. Now, Hillary Clinton is the Democrat's nominee, and Republicans have nominated one of her campaign contributors to run against her.

Brilliant idea.

Fucking brilliant idea is fucking brilliant.

 

[Greoric]

Hillary Clinton can't even TKO a Socialist without pandering to the woman vote and ya'll think she's going to run over Trump

Looks like that's actually harder to do considering how most of the millennial generation favor re-distributive efforts over respecting individual property rights.

 

[TheStruggle]

CNN getting ready to call Indiana for Sanders

 

[in the]

Is Cruz dropping out or announcing his cabinet?

 

[Rex Kwon Do]

Good speech. Dramatic.

Is he dropping out? Lol fucking Kasich though. That guy is a turd that won't flush.

Disgusting.