March 15 primaries

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: neo96

I agree with your meme about Clinton.

But the one about Sanders makes absolute perfect sense.

How does an ideology created in the 19th century make 'sense' ?

Same OLD ideas.

It's the 21st century.

Hillary really pouring on the BS.

She is using her famous whiskey voice.

a reply to: neo96

Kasich wants to arms Ukraine and start a whole other war with Russia on that border. Also wants to stack our military in the Southern China sea.

Guy is insane. Last thing this country needs is more conflict, let alone poking and prodding two of the world's super powers.

How in hell are they calling Ohio when there's only 19% of precincts reporting????

Trump early lead in Ill-uh-noise.

Hillary beating Bernie too.

5% reporting.

It's a coin toss (2-headed)

originally posted by: MysticPearl
a reply to: neo96

Kasich wants to arms Ukraine and start a whole other war with Russia on that border. Also wants to stack our military in the Southern China sea.

Guy is insane. Last thing this country needs is more conflict, let alone poking and prodding two of the world's super powers.

If it wasn't for the US government 'selling' treasuries, and American corporations 'investing' there.

China would implode.

Considering all of their 'progress' has been the direct result of them spying from pretty much ever western country there is.

They need to be poked.

a reply to: UKTruth


At the voting station today, everyone around me voted, or was about to, vote for Donald Trump. I'm a few miles outside the Chicago city limits. It's interesting that when everyone in a polling place is voting for the same candidate, there's no voter sheepishness at all. It was like a Trump coming-out party in the place.

a reply to: xuenchen

Five percent is not a reasonable projection point.

a reply to: carewemust

Where outside the Chicago city limits?

I have family in Lake County (not many....). I heard something mentioned about it, but not the details. Oh, and I was born in Waukegan (Cook County), but my family was in Lake County. I only have one aunt and uncle there now, but my mom and dad met there in Lake County.

All of the other four siblings have moved away.

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

Been thinking the same thing. Trump keeps gaining ground. 25% in and Trump has closed within7% from 10% at 15%.

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: xuenchen

Five percent is not a reasonable projection point.

42% now.

Hillary 54%

a reply to: MysticPearl

Last thing this country needs is more conflict, let alone poking and prodding two of the world's super powers.

I totally agree with you on this matter. Still, of the GOP contenders, he's the least scary.

I'd be okay with him running vs the DNC, no matter who that ends up to be.

I wonder if Bernout is going to drop after tonight or try to crawl his way to the convention.

a reply to: xuenchen

That's very close. Too close to call.
That 6% either way is very important. And relevant.

This is a huge night for Trump. Even if he never gets another delegate, and he is going to get lots more delegates, but if his success was finished tonight, what he has been able to achieve is tremendous. Its a great feat for an non politician to get over a million votes in Florida. Hillary Clinton out polled him in Florida, on the Democratic side, but their totals were very close.

The loss in Ohio to the favorite son (if that's what happens) is something Trump can overcome. I don't support him but his momentum, barring the unforeseen, is going to win him the nomination, I think.

National winning potential is going to start to loom large. It already has started. Even in a brokered convention, Trump the "winner" will be awfully hard to horse trade around.

a reply to: Konduit

No, he won't drop out. No way.
Long way to go yet.

originally posted by: Konduit
I wonder if Bernout is going to drop after tonight or try to crawl his way to the convention.

Don't count on it.

He really does think he has a shot.

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: carewemust

Where outside the Chicago city limits?

I have family in Lake County (not many....). I heard something mentioned about it, but not the details. Oh, and I was born in Waukegan (Cook County), but my family was in Lake County. I only have one aunt and uncle there now, but my mom and dad met there in Lake County.

All of the other four siblings have moved away.

Waukegan is in Lake County.

Hmmmm.

a reply to: xuenchen



ACK!!!! xuen - you are right!!!!!! We moved away when I was only five years old.


So sorry. I know Waukegan is part of the Chicago metro. The rest of Lake County is more rural. Kindly excuse me.

originally posted by: Konduit
I wonder if Bernout is going to drop after tonight or try to crawl his way to the convention.

He must wait for one of several possible Hillary breakdowns.