I comment at Maggie’s Farm, and used to at Volokh’s. Grim’s Hall, Chicago Boyz. Check my sidebar, I guess.

BTW, I’ve seen that sig before but can’t place where. Volokh, maybe?

I voted Kasich this morning. I can’t see Trump defectors ending up in his camp as the campaign goes forward, but then, who knows what they will do? I think they are as likely to go to Sanders as to Cruz, and more likely to stay home than anything. You can count on that analysis to be wrong, based on previous predictions of mine.

That said, I place little importance upon the NH primary results for a couple of reasons;

On the democrat side, Sanders already has it in the bag, which is only to be expected. Had he decisively won the Iowa primary, then he’d have seriously hurt Hillary’s electoral credibility.

Hillary’s political fate will be decided first by Obama, since AG Lynch is his lackey and, if unindicted and she stays in, secondly by the super Tuesday results.

On the republican side, Trump’s voters will not change their minds, having a ‘let it all burn’ mentality.

Cruz’s supporters are “constitutionalists” and evangelicals, since he’s the only real choice in that calculus, his vote count at this point is pretty much set in cement.

Which leaves Rubio, who may gain some but the other candidates remaining in the race will dilute any establishment voter support. Such as Kasich, who is purportedly doing well, which if realized, will dilute Rubio’s support.