Indiana Primary Elections May 3, 2016

a reply to: Sargeras

Indiana, we killed Cruz and elected Trump!!!

Hey now around 1.2 million turned out to vote today in Indiana.

5 million did not.

CNN is still playing-up Trump and bashing Bill/Hillary.

It appears the MSM is pushing a Trump narrative.

originally posted by: introvert
CNN is still playing-up Trump and bashing Bill/Hillary.

It appears the MSM is pushing a Trump narrative.

Yeah CNN really 'wants' Trump !!

LOL.

That's called pumping up their base which votes LEFT.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: Sargeras

originally posted by: Konduit
a reply to: introvert

Your comments on here just make me laugh out loud.

Seconded!

All in favor?

Are you publicly asking for confirmation bias?

How sad.

I'm just publically asking if I'm the only one that wants to see that stick surgically removed from your butt!

Here is some ointment, apply it to the hurt areas.

Butthurt will subside with use!

It's OK pumpkin, no need to be so Debby downer.

a reply to: introvert

Click here

originally posted by: xuenchen
Megyn Kelly likes Trump.

Seems t'be a wholllle lot of unifyin' going on!

a reply to: neo96

Are those numbers counting super delegates too Neo???

Because they can switch sides later on.

originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: neo96

Are those numbers counting super delegates too Neo???

Because they can switch sides later on.

Nope.

Those are the delegates won.

Not the ones 'awarded' later.

It clearly said that.

originally posted by: introvert
CNN is still playing-up Trump and bashing Bill/Hillary.

It appears the MSM is pushing a Trump narrative.

Watching CNN for 30 minutes

You are seeing it backwards

They are pushing Hillary bigtime !!!!

Looks like Bernie is planning on sticking around to be a thorn in Crooked Hillary's OTHER ample side.

originally posted by: neo96

Sanders @ 1360 delegates

Even if he won ALL 13.

933 total delegates left from the primaries.

1360+933=2,233 coming up short to get the nomination.

I was talking about these numbers not the first set of numbers won.

Is this including Super Delegates too??

originally posted by: xuenchen
Rumors that Glenn Beck is in a fetal position rolling around on the floor

He's considering self-immolation

Glen Beck will be frozen in time for eternity with his face in a bowl of cheetohs.

a reply to: mOjOm

Seriously.

Read the link.

That is the delegate won total.

Delegates Won - 4051 1681 1360

Second line down.

www.realclearpolitics.com...

I thought Trumps speech was really strong. He just came across as someone who was pleased but recognized just how tough the process has been thus far. Very human and a normal way of speaking as opposed to the kind of speech CNN seemed to want him to make. I don't think they get it really.

By the way, I thought Cruz's speech was fantastic. The best he has given since the start. Why he got side tracked all these months I will never know (I don;t think he will either). The first time he stops talking about Trump, he sounds like a leader.
Shame.

originally posted by: [post=20680811]Konduit
Are you sure that is not Hillary 70 years ago in the comic?

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originally posted by: Konduit

originally posted by: xuenchen
Megyn Kelly likes Trump.

[SNIP]

OMG. You made my night!! That was pretty good. Hats off to you buddy!

www.npr.org... possibly worthy of a thread of its own but i tend to suck at those outside of historical topics

Yes, she's gotten more votes than Donald Trump. But the GOP has gotten more total votes because of its larger field of candidates. Republicans have shattered turnout records across the country this year, as NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben has reported. Based on totals maintained by The Green Papers, which tracks primaries and caucuses, here are the totals:

Overall vote Republicans 20,375,925 Democrats 15,070,178 By candidate Clinton 8,668,136 Trump 7,548,429 Sanders 6,131,951 Cruz 5,484,494 Rubio 3,394,134 Kasich 2,725,327 Carson 677,307 Bush 249,894 O'Malley 94,692

so it seems SO far 5 million more people have voted for republicans then democrats and while trump is still 800,000 votes shy of the reccord if the GOP can turn on that advantage of substantial turn out and unify behind trump he may just win this after all

originally posted by: neo96
For those making an 'issue' out of 'bigly'.

We can talk about moronic statements if you really want to.

Like the one from a guy named Hank Johnson from the same party as Sanders, and Clinton.

Is he running for the nomination of President for the Democrats? Oh yeah he isn't is he? It's ok to have idiots in your party as long as they aren't running things.