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I think Trump, Rubio and Cruz are still in for the long haul. If Rubio takes the nomination, the smart move would be taking Kasich for VP. That puts Fla and Ohio in the pockets of the GOP.Trump was NOT expected to run away with Iowa.
I guess the people of Iowa were scared of Mr Trump
After the first two or three elections - future voters...... people tend to sway away from their candidate and pick the one that is ahead. To add to advertisement, they will brag about how they are voting for the one that is ahead.
A candidate in the lead, actually sways voters away from a candidate in 2nd or 3rd place. Vote steeling....legally. And there are a ton of more tricks that occur. It will be early or mid spring before we really get a grasp of how things are going.
I just hope they don't go for Hillary Clinton. She has revenge on her mind in my opinion. And I like my guns.
Trump still has a chance.
Sanders faired better than I thought he would.
Shadow 355
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It used to be that the VP was essentially was awarded the coronation after two terms with the president.i'm just not sure that kasich will take second fiddle to crazy.I think Trump, Rubio and Cruz are still in for the long haul. If Rubio takes the nomination, the smart move would be taking Kasich for VP. That puts Fla and Ohio in the pockets of the GOP.Trump was NOT expected to run away with Iowa.Didn't Reagan lose Iowa?
I guess the people of Iowa were scared of Mr Trump
After the first two or three elections - future voters...... people tend to sway away from their candidate and pick the one that is ahead. To add to advertisement, they will brag about how they are voting for the one that is ahead.
A candidate in the lead, actually sways voters away from a candidate in 2nd or 3rd place. Vote steeling....legally. And there are a ton of more tricks that occur. It will be early or mid spring before we really get a grasp of how things are going.
I just hope they don't go for Hillary Clinton. She has revenge on her mind in my opinion. And I like my guns.
Trump still has a chance.
Sanders faired better than I thought he would.
Shadow 355
That's interesting. Isn't it true that few or no candidate won without Florida and Ohio?I think Trump, Rubio and Cruz are still in for the long haul. If Rubio takes the nomination, the smart move would be taking Kasich for VP. That puts Fla and Ohio in the pockets of the GOP.Trump was NOT expected to run away with Iowa.Didn't Reagan lose Iowa?
I guess the people of Iowa were scared of Mr Trump
After the first two or three elections - future voters...... people tend to sway away from their candidate and pick the one that is ahead. To add to advertisement, they will brag about how they are voting for the one that is ahead.
A candidate in the lead, actually sways voters away from a candidate in 2nd or 3rd place. Vote steeling....legally. And there are a ton of more tricks that occur. It will be early or mid spring before we really get a grasp of how things are going.
I just hope they don't go for Hillary Clinton. She has revenge on her mind in my opinion. And I like my guns.
Trump still has a chance.
Sanders faired better than I thought he would.
Shadow 355
If I remember right, each President in the White House has won the New England States.
Even though California, Texas, Florida and the Dakotas were won by the opposing candiate - each new Pennsylvania Avenue occupant won Mass, NJ, ME, VT, NY.....and Ohio.
I would have to research to make sure, but I think I am right.
Shadow 355
right. and it would put him in a position to be the leading candidate in 2024 assuming the republican nomination can win the general.It used to be that the VP was essentially was awarded the coronation after two terms with the president.i'm just not sure that kasich will take second fiddle to crazy.I think Trump, Rubio and Cruz are still in for the long haul. If Rubio takes the nomination, the smart move would be taking Kasich for VP. That puts Fla and Ohio in the pockets of the GOP.Trump was NOT expected to run away with Iowa.I guess the people of Iowa were scared of Mr Trump
After the first two or three elections - future voters...... people tend to sway away from their candidate and pick the one that is ahead. To add to advertisement, they will brag about how they are voting for the one that is ahead.
A candidate in the lead, actually sways voters away from a candidate in 2nd or 3rd place. Vote steeling....legally. And there are a ton of more tricks that occur. It will be early or mid spring before we really get a grasp of how things are going.
I just hope they don't go for Hillary Clinton. She has revenge on her mind in my opinion. And I like my guns.
Trump still has a chance.
Sanders faired better than I thought he would.
Shadow 355
That's interesting. Isn't it true that few or no candidate won without Florida and Ohio?I think Trump, Rubio and Cruz are still in for the long haul. If Rubio takes the nomination, the smart move would be taking Kasich for VP. That puts Fla and Ohio in the pockets of the GOP.Trump was NOT expected to run away with Iowa.I guess the people of Iowa were scared of Mr Trump
After the first two or three elections - future voters...... people tend to sway away from their candidate and pick the one that is ahead. To add to advertisement, they will brag about how they are voting for the one that is ahead.
A candidate in the lead, actually sways voters away from a candidate in 2nd or 3rd place. Vote steeling....legally. And there are a ton of more tricks that occur. It will be early or mid spring before we really get a grasp of how things are going.
I just hope they don't go for Hillary Clinton. She has revenge on her mind in my opinion. And I like my guns.
Trump still has a chance.
Sanders faired better than I thought he would.
Shadow 355
If I remember right, each President in the White House has won the New England States.
Even though California, Texas, Florida and the Dakotas were won by the opposing candiate - each new Pennsylvania Avenue occupant won Mass, NJ, ME, VT, NY.....and Ohio.
I would have to research to make sure, but I think I am right.
Shadow 355
And that we won't forget...Flori -= duh!That's interesting. Isn't it true that few or no candidate won without Florida and Ohio?I think Trump, Rubio and Cruz are still in for the long haul. If Rubio takes the nomination, the smart move would be taking Kasich for VP. That puts Fla and Ohio in the pockets of the GOP.Trump was NOT expected to run away with Iowa.
After the first two or three elections - future voters...... people tend to sway away from their candidate and pick the one that is ahead. To add to advertisement, they will brag about how they are voting for the one that is ahead.
A candidate in the lead, actually sways voters away from a candidate in 2nd or 3rd place. Vote steeling....legally. And there are a ton of more tricks that occur. It will be early or mid spring before we really get a grasp of how things are going.
I just hope they don't go for Hillary Clinton. She has revenge on her mind in my opinion. And I like my guns.
Trump still has a chance.
Sanders faired better than I thought he would.
Shadow 355
If I remember right, each President in the White House has won the New England States.
Even though California, Texas, Florida and the Dakotas were won by the opposing candiate - each new Pennsylvania Avenue occupant won Mass, NJ, ME, VT, NY.....and Ohio.
I would have to research to make sure, but I think I am right.
Shadow 355
Ohio, but I don't think Florida, Although Florida was the deciding factor in the last election, and votes had to be recounted.
Shadow 355
I heard that, lol!I am NOT making this up. Ben Carson left Iowa in order to rest and get a fresh change of clothes..............
and to find his hammer...I am NOT making this up. Ben Carson left Iowa in order to rest and get a fresh change of clothes..............
time for Trump to look for the exit door.....
Bro, Trump will be the nominee. Cruz is not a natural born citizen, and Rubio comes off like a used car salesman.
The game is over.
Trump will be the nominee.
The real news is that Trump failed to win.Cruz is following exactly in the footsteps of Santorum & Huckabee.
Just like i said
Iowa is not all of America
The real news is that Trump failed to win.Cruz is following exactly in the footsteps of Santorum & Huckabee.
LOSERThe real news is that Trump failed to win.Cruz is following exactly in the footsteps of Santorum & Huckabee.
Exactly, I can't even find the last time that Iowa picked the GOP winner of the nomination in the Presidential race. They always pick who the looser will be on the GOP side of the isle. It's because they'll vote for far social right candidates that do not appeal to the majority.
Trump was NOT expected to run away with Iowa.Cruz is following exactly in the footsteps of Santorum & Huckabee.
Or Reagan. lol
Didn't Reagan lose Iowa?
I guess the people of Iowa were scared of Mr Trump
Not if you consider the superdelegates.My God that is close
