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Exit polls from yesterday one fourth of republicans will not vote for Trump. Trump may gain some new voters but he will lose some as well not to mention the record turnout that will come out to vote against Trump.

 

Here’s how voter registration looks in California:

 

Dem +185%
GOP +63%
Latino +98%
Age 18-24 +70%

 

All this spells is a landslide victory for Hillary Clinton, one of the weakest Dems in electoral history. Too bad we’re heading towards nominating a weaker Dem to the Republican party….

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Exit polls from yesterday one fourth of republicans will not vote for Trump. Trump may gain some new voters but he will lose some as well not to mention the record turnout that will come out to vote against Trump.

 

Here’s how voter registration looks in California:

 

Dem +185%

GOP +63%

Latino +98%

Age 18-24 +70%

 

All this spells is a landslide victory for Hillary Clinton, one of the weakest Dems in electoral history. Too bad we’re heading towards nominating a weaker Dem to the Republican party….

 

California was never going to come anywhere close to turning red.

 

And record turnout to vote against Trump is nothing but phony speculation, the NeverHillary crowd is much bigger

 

He's also getting record #s of votes from republicans, I don't think he has anything to worry about with them - he needs to win dems and independents which he can do.

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Exit polls from yesterday one fourth of republicans will not vote for Trump. Trump may gain some new voters but he will lose some as well not to mention the record turnout that will come out to vote against Trump.

 

Heres how voter registration looks in California:

 

Dem +185%

GOP +63%

Latino +98%

Age 18-24 +70%

 

All this spells is a landslide victory for Hillary Clinton, one of the weakest Dems in electoral history. Too bad were heading towards nominating a weaker Dem to the Republican party.

Do you have the numbers for Ted Cruz?

 

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Do you have the numbers for Ted Cruz?

 

WSS

 

The RealClearPolitics average puts Clinton at 46.4 percent and Cruz at 43.9 percent; the most recent McClatchy-Marist survey has it a tie. Meanwhile, Donald Trump, the current Republican front-runner, hasn’t led Clinton in any national poll since mid February, and trails her by 10.6 points in the RCP average.

 

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/433966/ted-cruz-stronger-donald-trump-against-hillary-clinton

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The RealClearPolitics average puts Clinton at 46.4 percent and Cruz at 43.9 percent; the most recent McClatchy-Marist survey has it a tie. Meanwhile, Donald Trump, the current Republican front-runner, hasn’t led Clinton in any national poll since mid February, and trails her by 10.6 points in the RCP average.

 

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/433966/ted-cruz-stronger-donald-trump-against-hillary-clinton

 

 

See why it doesn't matter at this point in the election cycle by doing some research on history, where it's never mattered at this point in the election cycle.

 

The left hasn't even started on Ted Cruz like they have Trump, the Scott Adams blog post above explains why Trump will win the general in a landslide.

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For Trump to win Indiana... He must wear a Andrew Luck jersey and pass out little bags of meth to the crowd.

 

Trump seems to think pushing Tom Brady is going to work everywhere:

 

 

Donald Trump brings up Tom Brady to Ravens crowd, gets booed

http://www.aol.com/article/2016/04/21/donald-trump-brings-up-tom-brady-to-ravens-crowd-gets-booed/21348721/

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Trump seems to think pushing Tom Brady is going to work everywhere:

 

 

Donald Trump brings up Tom Brady to Ravens crowd, gets booed

http://www.aol.com/article/2016/04/21/donald-trump-brings-up-tom-brady-to-ravens-crowd-gets-booed/21348721/

 

Whatever he's doing, it's working. Donald J Trump is the nominee and Hillary C*nton is the democrat nominee.

 

He's giving a foreign policy speech today in Washington DC - he's moving on to general election stuff.

 

http://www.wsj.com/articles/delegate-math-signals-clearer-path-for-donald-trump-after-northeast-primaries-1461749400

 

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Also, Trump poised to get the most popular votes in republican primary history

 

http://www.politico.com/blogs/twelve-thirty-seven/2016/04/donald-trump-popular-vote-record-222510

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With Trump there is always the entertainment factor but the republicans lost a great opportunity in 16. It will be an election of who the country hates the least. Of the original 17 candidates running at least half a dozen of them probably would have had a great shot at beating Clinton but the republicans will have the one (Trump) who has the worst shot. Add to that most democrats feel they will come out of their primary energized and most republicans see a divided party. Sanders will rally his base against Trump. Trump has offended too many demographics needed to win an election. He can try to pivot now and moderate his positions but the democrats will use this thing called tape of what he has said and done to continually remind the voters. It will be interesting though and anything can happen between now and November. Clinton could get indicted? Trump may have to testify in his fraud Trump University law suit? It will be a hoot.

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I would imagine that if you just had a ballot that said "Hillary, Trump, or re-open the nominations with two different people, I don't care who, just literally anyone" then neither candidate would win.

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A lot of Bernie supporters like Trump so...

 

People are more about changing Washington than they are about anything else it seems, it doesn't hurt that Trump actually holds sensible positions in a lot of ways. Not taking special interest money or having super PACs is a big plus.

 

The foreign policy speech today should be interesting, nationalist and non-interventionist guided

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Could be Chris, but I know some people who love Hillary believe it or not. Man hitting and race-baiting.

 

Anyway obf I think you're right I think we pissed away a good opportunity with this circus. I don't worry very much because like any other politician that wins the presidency policy and agenda will be set by those around him, or her.

 

But as far as the moderate Republicans? I think they would welcome a candidate that doesn't seem to be part of the religious right as much as Ted Cruz or as much of a socialist wannabe as Hillary.

 

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A lot of Bernie supporters like Trump so...

 

People are more about changing Washington than they are about anything else it seems, it doesn't hurt that Trump actually holds sensible positions in a lot of ways. Not taking special interest money or having super PACs is a big plus.

 

The foreign policy speech today should be interesting, nationalist and non-interventionist guided

My 1st cousin, once removed is a strong Bernie Supporter. He will not under any circumstance vote for Hitlery. I think a sizable percentage will not, which could prove a game changer.

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President Trump's speech on foreign policy is amazing.

 

Finally a president with a common sense foreign policy...

 

"It began with the dangerous idea that we could make Western Democracies of countries which had no system to become Western Democracies- destroying existing institutions that allowed for the vacuum that made ISIS." - President Trump
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John Thune would have been the perfect next president.

 

Instead, we have this crap sandwich circus.

John Thune is a Ted Cruz clone; if Cruz is eating shit right now because of his platform, there's no way voters would support Thune.

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John Thune is a Ted Cruz clone. Jblu

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That's really dumb. Go read up on him. He's an outdoorsman,

Cruz is not. Thune is very well liked and respected, Cruz is not.

The idea that you want to slur any Christian as a Cruz is just

not surprising - you're a hardcore lib, it's just an automatic

emotional knee-jerky.

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