Funny thing, Cruz polls a great deal better than Trump in a general election. Are you saying that Trump should have dropped out even sooner than Cruz should have?

blert — I hope you’re right about the convention, but I wouldn’t bet that way.

Trump alienates PLENTY of people, too.

The Press buries that lede, too.

Jeb! was right about one thing: Trump is a terrible nominee — hence the number of Democrat voters who crossed over to boost his prospects.

None of them crossed over to boost the prospects of either Rubio or Cruz — both would be exactly the guys they would not want to face in the Fall.

In the caucus states, Trump has been consistently weak.

The highest margins of victory seen to date belong to Ted Cruz.

‘Mr. Inevitable’ has but rarely approached 50% in a three-way race.

The single most likely outcome, at this point, is that Trump fails to win the nomination during the first two ballots.

Then the Convention turns into a ‘super caucus’ which was its roots in the first place.

Failing to obtain the nomination from the Convention does not mean that the nomination was stolen from Trump, Cruz or anyone else.

You don’t get much more divided than the Democrats in 1960.

They still prevailed — stuffing the Chicago vote — with the Mob’s able agents — victory after a fashion.

Actually, Trump wasn’t the only one who realized that. He just got the most press at first because a few of his statements were most radical, and then he realized that was the ticket and capitalized on that and expanded it.

At the beginning, several other people realized the anger and were appealing because of their status as outsiders. Chief among them were Cruz and Fiorina, as well as Carson. They just were nowhere near as outrageous as Trump. Even Trump wasn’t all that outrageous in his kickoff speech; he just got a lot of attention for the “rapist” remark and decided after that to emphasize that sort of outrageous approach. See this.

Keeping in mind that Presidential elections are won by getting the votes of un- or weakly affiliated, independent, and crossover voters, generally (but not always) LIVs, I’m struck by the number of crossover voters Trump is gathering.

I’ve been asking my Eloi friends lately, what does Hillary answer when Trump says, “I know you’re corrupt, I’ve bought you!” — mostly their response has been “Unnnh. . .”, with an occasional weak “That’s just politics.” I don’t think that response will get very far with the Morlocks.

It’s really a shame that Trump, the asshole, was the only one of our candidates who realized that the public was saying “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore!” and built his entire campaign around it.

From my lips to God’s ear.

at least my son is a naval officer and a good guy

take care everyone.
i dont fit

i agree… let me know when you have a cure for aspergers and that foible it brings to this.

long winded one sided is a point of the condition

thanks anyway… this is why i study and dont bother with people much… too lazy to have studied for an equal conversation.. and i am too long winded if you dont know, as i try to encompass too much

this is why dying is better for us who have lives not worthy of living… we cant do what is required, so we dont get raises, promotions, and more..

when i am dead and gone, the world will be better
as its not better with me… thats OBVIOUS

it sucks
and nothing i can do about it…
i have tried tried tried..

my wife is barren, no raises in 12 years, and more
as i am defenseless, cant navigate the bs, and cant compete in an informal game in which lies and games are the norm. when feminists kept me from college and research, they insured my life would be horrid.

so be happy
if you think your tortured by my answers
just think how the world tortures me about it.

i cant wait till life is over..
i have no place, i fit in nowhere and never will
my wife is punished for being with me, and i love her so

i would love to comply
but your asking me to change how i think
how many times in your life did you change how you think not what you think?

Working With Someone With Asperger’s
http://www.forbes.com/2010/08/03/asperger-syndrome-workplace-leadership-careers-autism.html

People with Asperger’s syndrome have trouble reading social cues. They can be long-winded, insensitive and impolite, often failing to look people in the eye. They can also produce remarkable creative breakthroughs.

unless i am someplace where the latter excuses the former, as in high level research… i am screwed.

please… someone shoot me!!
i will die smiling…

how about putting up some of the stuff that i do that people like? 🙂

at least i am lucky.. i have a prety normal life compared to others.. most who are on disability and not making near six figures… (despite being entry level and no raises for 12 years now… my life was over 12 years ago, and they didnt let me know)

thanks guys
sorry
🙁

i really cant win…
if i put the information to avoid the above, its heck and too long and that is disliked

but if i dont, then someone begs the question and the larger answer..

WTF?

The more attention a race gets, the more minds are made up and the less important endorsements are.

read the work of:

John Hibbin University of Nebraska-Lincoln political science professor

Bryan Brogren UNL senior political science major

Aubrey Jewett, a University of Central Florida political science professor

Brian Knight and Chun-Fang Chiang
Media Bias and Influence: Evidence from Newspaper Endorsements
http://www.thenewsstar.com/story/news/politics/2014/09/14/endorsements-help-candidates/15637481/

i can list out about 20 more people, and about 8 books

you can do the work, i am tired of getting cut down trying to refute a 10 word assertion.. [no one likes it either.. mostly cause it shows how little they have learned from so many sources as i constantly have a huge memory for such stuff i have read over the past 45 years]

you do the leg work, i have..
but it counts for nothing
if i put up more, you will yell its too long
if people do the work, we can agree in a small space

🙂