5 thirtyeight has reported that after last night trump is +6% on every poll/pre-primary which is a bad sign for ted n whos his face.

Meaning if hes +18% up add 6 cause the average has increased big time.

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Originally posted by HRK:
Soo the Kasich divorce is final, Cruz to announce Carly Fiorina as his running mate today...

http://www.foxnews.com/

I don't even think that it qualifies as a divorce...more like a Vegas same day annulment.

And yeah...why even bother with announcing a VP? Just another attempt to take the sting out of the Trumptastic victory news cycle.

Polls are meaningless.

Ted is dead (figuratively of course)

I think Trump's speech today on foreign policy will resonate with many Americans, Republican and Democrat.

After teaming up with Kasich, resulting in a total drubbing in 5 primaries, Cruz is now teaming up with Fiorina. After he and Carly lose Indiana and California, maybe he will announce his cabinet. Or nominate Glenn Beck to the Supreme Court.

At some point his friends will need to take him by the arm and sit him down and explain to him that it's over Ted, it's really over.

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Originally posted by justjoe:
After teaming up with Kasich, resulting in a total drubbing in 5 primaries, Cruz is now teaming up with Fiorina . After he and Carly lose Indiana and California, maybe he will announce his cabinet. Or nominate Glenn Beck to the Supreme Court.

At some point his friends will need to take him by the arm and sit him down and explain to him that it's over Ted, it's really over.

Ted Cruz:

"After a great deal of consideration and prayer, I have come to the conclusion that if I am nominated to be president of the United States that I will run on a ticket with my vice presidential nominee Carly Fiorina,"

http://www.cnn.com/2016/04/27/...rina-vice-president/

Announced in Indianapolis

Trump tweet:

Fiorina earlier this year on CNN "Ted Cruz is just like any other politician; he says whatever he needs to say to get elected,"

Trump: "Agreed!"

Dennis Miller, "Cruz has announced Carly as his running in place mate."

lol

Teddy is getting desperate. Ol' Teddy Bear. Guy's a joke. I am unable to understand how he takes himself serious.

Some people here are pretty funny. I bet if Ted goes back to the Senate and fights against Hilary for your gun rights you won't have much bad to say.

Trust? If you trust Trump you are a fool.

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Trust? If you trust Trump you are a fool.

I can't find the Cruz thread!

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I can't find the Cruz thread!

Wow. Did you think that up on your own or did you have to ask Trump?

I'd rather be a fool than an idiot and trust Hillary. That's where we're at now, mbinky. It's trump or Clinton. If the people wanted Cruz, it would look at lot more like it by now.

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Originally posted by Himiko:

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Trust? If you trust Trump you are a fool.

I can't find the Cruz thread!

It was closed due to bickering

My dream scenario is Trump getting the nomination and Cruz rallying behind him. Everybody comes together, Hillary gets indicted, Trump becomes president and Cruz goes on the Supreme Court.

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Originally posted by mbinky:

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I can't find the Cruz thread!

Wow. Did you think that up on your own or did you have to ask Trump?

Careful remember 60 or 90

...for starters.

Let's be cool.

Jeb Bush called it "unhinged,"

while others called it "idiotic," "fascist," "racist," and "dangerous."

House Speaker Paul Ryan called the plan unconstitutional and "not what this party stands for and, more importantly ... not what this country stands for."

2012 presidential nominee Mitt Romney accused Trump of "scapegoating" Muslims.

Karl Rove called it "stupid." Former Vice President Dick Cheney said Trump's proposal "goes against everything we believe in."

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/article/2589663

What was once furious Republican opposition to Donald Trump's proposal to temporarily ban foreign Muslims from entering the U.S. has turned to virtual silence in the face of widespread GOP voter approval.

in Pennsylvania Tuesday, 69 percent of GOP voters said they support "temporarily banning Muslims who are not U.S. citizens from entering the U.S."

In New York last week, the number was 68 percent.

In Wisconsin, 69 percent supported Trump's idea.

In Florida, 64 percent.

Georgia, 68 percent.
Ohio, 65 percent.
Michigan, 63 percent.
New Hampshire, 65 percent.
Texas, 67 percent.

Hmmm...Paul Ryan, Mitt Romney, Karl Rove and Dick Cheney......