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Wow north dakota ! He got the 5 people to vote for him!
Here's a talking point, why the fuck do we have 2 Dakotas ? 4 senators yet DC has none representing them .
If Cruz wins WI and CA, yeah, a brokered convention, and someone other than Cruz or Trump as the nominee.
A brokered convention means president Hillary, either Donald is the republican nominee or he runs as an independent and no republican can get enough votes. So pray for Donald to win and be nominated.Good for him, so brokered convention?
Obviously. It's an article about how it's not possible for Cruz to get there.
It's really simple, the race is over when someone gets 1237 delegates, your little chart doesn't show that happening.
Obviously. It's an article about how it's not possible for Cruz to get there.
It's really simple, the race is over when someone gets 1237 delegates, your little chart doesn't show that happening.
If Trump doesn't get the nod, be ready for a Romney/Ryan redux
There's like 100 people involved in the rule making. Trump will go into the convention with the popular vote and the most delegates. If the rules committee goes into their meeting under the premise that the popular vote and delegate count are irrelevant so they can stick it to Trump, what makes you think they would turn to Cruz? Cruz has done nothing but embarrass the GOP, and has accomplished absolutely nothing as a Senator. If the establishment picks the nuclear option, they'll want to go down with their own guy.Obviously. It's an article about how it's not possible for Cruz to get there.
It's really simple, the race is over when someone gets 1237 delegates, your little chart doesn't show that happening.
If Trump doesn't get the nod, be ready for a Romney/Ryan redux
Under current rules a person has to win in 8 States to even be nominated, that rule limits it to two, Trump and Cruz. Why do you think Cruz is pushing so many of his delegates to the rules committee, he doesn't want that rule changed.
A brokered convention means president Hillary, either Donald is the republican nominee or he runs as an independent and no republican can get enough votes. So pray for Donald to win and be nominated.Good for him, so brokered convention?
There's like 100 people involved in the rule making. Trump will go into the convention with the popular vote and the most delegates. If the rules committee goes into their meeting under the premise that the popular vote and delegate count are irrelevant so they can stick it to Trump, what makes you think they would turn to Cruz? Cruz has done nothing but embarrass the GOP, and has accomplished absolutely nothing as a Senator. If the establishment picks the nuclear option, they'll want to go down with their own guy.Obviously. It's an article about how it's not possible for Cruz to get there.
It's really simple, the race is over when someone gets 1237 delegates, your little chart doesn't show that happening.
If Trump doesn't get the nod, be ready for a Romney/Ryan redux
Under current rules a person has to win in 8 States to even be nominated, that rule limits it to two, Trump and Cruz. Why do you think Cruz is pushing so many of his delegates to the rules committee, he doesn't want that rule changed.
Trump will be running 3rd party anyways so it doesn't actually matter.
They'll know the primary results well before then. And that's all that matters. The establishment will have it all planned out for a scenario where Trump doesn't win outright.There's like 100 people involved in the rule making. Trump will go into the convention with the popular vote and the most delegates. If the rules committee goes into their meeting under the premise that the popular vote and delegate count are irrelevant so they can stick it to Trump, what makes you think they would turn to Cruz? Cruz has done nothing but embarrass the GOP, and has accomplished absolutely nothing as a Senator. If the establishment picks the nuclear option, they'll want to go down with their own guy.Obviously. It's an article about how it's not possible for Cruz to get there.
It's really simple, the race is over when someone gets 1237 delegates, your little chart doesn't show that happening.
If Trump doesn't get the nod, be ready for a Romney/Ryan redux
Under current rules a person has to win in 8 States to even be nominated, that rule limits it to two, Trump and Cruz. Why do you think Cruz is pushing so many of his delegates to the rules committee, he doesn't want that rule changed.
Trump will be running 3rd party anyways so it doesn't actually matter.
The convention isn't till July 18-21, that would be too late for anyone to get on the ballot for the general election, most States require a person to qualify 90 days out. That would leave about 2 weeks to gather the signatures and clear challenges to get the petitions certified. Not likely to happen.
Wisconsin is absolutely not key. Trump is destroying Cruz in most of the remaining primary states' polls.Even if Trump wins CA and NY, he still need 200-300 delegates.
Wisconsin is key due to its chunks of delegates. However, Trump losing there only makes winning the nomination on the first round a wee bit harder.
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Wisconsin is absolutely not key. Trump is destroying Cruz in most of the remaining primary states' polls.Even if Trump wins CA and NY, he still need 200-300 delegates.
Wisconsin is key due to its chunks of delegates. However, Trump losing there only makes winning the nomination on the first round a wee bit harder.
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