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Originally posted by jehzsa:

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No- unequivocally

Interesting.

The way I figure it today, it's Trump's to lose now. I don't think he will.

Its Trumps to win. It's the republicans to lose.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
So, Para, if we asked you on March 16th, 2015, "Are you a Republican?", what would your answer have been?

My answer would have been yes, unequivocally.

So, Para, if we asked you today, March 16th, 2016, "Are you a Republican?", what is your answer?

My answer is No- unequivocally, I am no longer a Republican.

Donald Trump's candidacy has taken us through an incredible learning curve, and my guess is that many of us here-- including myself-- would say the same thing now.

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I've had it

Yeah, I know.

Consider the following if Georgia is like Florida. If party affiliation is changed to independent... there's just so much recycling that one can do.

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Instead, he said he would be appearing at a pro-Israel group’s event on Monday night.

Wonderful ! ! !

Hope that lots o' libturd heads explode (with our delight )

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Trump dropping out led John Kasich to indicate he would not be appearing at Monday’s debate.

Way to lead from behind there, johnny...

Didja learn that from someone ?

No need to debate, it's just contentious television reality politics showmanship.

And it makes a ton of $ for the network,
nothing much for anyone else, I don't blame him for not going, frankly I'd think the other 1.15 candidates agree.

Cruz could go and debate himself though LOL

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Originally posted by parabellum:
What a pity. No circus that night.

Trump is 100% correct here:


"I think we've had enough debates," Trump said at a news conference in which he received the endorsement of his former presidential rival Ben Carson. "I mean, how many times do you have to give the same answer to the same question?"

No more debates until it's time for him to debate Hillary!

A Trump versus harpy err Hillary debate would be one of the highest rated programs of this century. I would imagine almost Superbowl-type advertising rates.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
A Trump versus harpy err Hillary debate would be one of the highest rated programs of this century. I would imagine almost Superbowl-type advertising rates.

Could we please make it a cage match?

The headline up at Drudge at the moment is that the Democrats ("activists") plan spring "protests" against Trump-- the "biggest of the century."

http://www.breitbart.com/big-g...tion-of-the-century/

Translated, this means that the commies are planning an offensive against the First Amendment. They will try to use force and intimidation to shut down free speech in America. Keep in mind that they will have not only all the resources of the Democrat Party, but they will also be buttressed by the GOPe, and the entire MSM.

It could get ugly here before long. Really ugly.

Here is the website for "Democracy Spring" announcing a march on April 2-11, from Philly to D.C. Followed by a sit-in from the 11th to the 18th.

http://www.democracyspring.org

My guess is that they want to get this underway while colleges are still in session, as campuses will be major recruitment and organization centers.

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Originally posted by justjoe:
The headline up at Drudge at the moment is that the Democrats ("activists") plan spring "protests" against Trump-- the "biggest of the century."

This will backfire.

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Originally posted by Angus the Kid:

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Originally posted by justjoe:
The headline up at Drudge at the moment is that the Democrats ("activists") plan spring "protests" against Trump-- the "biggest of the century."

This will backfire.

I'd sure think so. I'll bet a lot of blue collar Democrats are pretty sick of their free shit protests, too.

Trump's new ad....

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Originally posted by SIG4EVA:


Could we please make it a cage match?

This, PLEASE !

Sig2340,

AWESOME! I was just about to post that video in this thread.

very funny video

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Originally posted by MNSIG:

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Originally posted by Angus the Kid:

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Originally posted by justjoe:
The headline up at Drudge at the moment is that the Democrats ("activists") plan spring "protests" against Trump-- the "biggest of the century."

This will backfire.

I'd sure think so. I'll bet a lot of blue collar Democrats are pretty sick of their free shit protests, too.

Make lots of arrests and bring on the water canons.

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Make lots of arrests and bring on the water canons.

now, is our turn ???

Funny video.

I suspect such meme-ish ads are just getting started.

It's going to get nasty-er-er between now and November.

The video is funny.

Here is the Clinton speech where Clinton actually did the barking:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtlXkJGKwao

one of her favorite political ads - barking dog

Roger Stone: Trump Will ‘Sweep’ Next State Races, ‘Close to Impossible’ for Cruz to Stop Him

Political operative Roger Stone told Breitbart News Daily host Stephen K. Bannon Wednesday morning that he expects Donald Trump to sweep upcoming primary contests after big wins in Florida, Missouri and other states, and stopping him may be almost impossible.

“By my calculation, Trump now needs about 500 delegates, or only 50 percent of those remaining to secure the nomination,” Stone said. “And this calendar is moving into some of Trump’s strongest states: Arizona, New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, West Virginia, New Jersey. I expect a Trump sweep of those. They account for about 366 delegates of the 946 left to be selected, so Trump needs about 150 votes of the 580 proportional delegates left to put him over the top. He is very very close to be able to pull this off.”

Stone warned, however, that trouble for Trump could come with “some of the machinations of the Republican National Committee, the unbinding of delegates on the first ballot, monkey business about whether California is winner take all.”

He said Cruz has very little chance to stop Trump. “It is very, very close to impossible. Cruz can only tinker at the margins.”

Not even Cruz’s superior political operation can overcome Trump’s message. “The fact that he is winning these states and winning them big in most cases with the exception of Missouri, is a testimony to the strength of the message rather than the Trump operation,” Stone said.

Stone said the only chance to unseat Trump is “on a late ballot if they can stall him just short of 1237 on the first ballot, which gets less likely every single time we have a primary.”