What the rest of us are going through, given that whoever the GOP nominee is just might surprise us and win in November.
Interesting, Sam! So why does that anxiousness ping my radar so strongly, but not most observers’, I wonder?
That would explain why he tried to send hypno-rays through the TV to convince me that I didn’t see him reaching for a water bottle for a swig. The sheer mental force of that stare nearly caused me to blink!
All glory to the Hypnotoad!
If he fails to win one state on Super Tuesday, Marco Rubio should drop out. Take Ben Carson with him. If in that meantime Ted cruz were to win Texas and other states, Rubio can’t fairly call on Cruz to step out of the race and claim to be the “one to beat Trump” when he has lost all states to The Donald.
No amount of endorsements will change that, no nominee has won by losing all four states and Super Tuesdays. Winning all florida delegates won’t help him. This Tuesday is the judgement call for Marco Rubio. If you can’t win a state, you are not nominee and have no right to call on John Kasich and especially Ted Cruz who has won a state, to drop out.
The media should then stop branding him as the anti Trump candidate.
There will be one establishment candidate in until Trump clinches the nomination. No way Rubio leaves the field to Cruz and Trump, no matter how far behind he is, until someone else clinches.
Well he’d be the anti Trump in that he wouldn’t be a Winner!
If he fails to win a state by March 1 while Ted a cruz wins one or more states, Rubio would look a fool to say he is the one establishment man. He has to cede if he fails on March 1, if Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are winning then hey are GOP frontrunners. Republicans will look like fools if they keep rallying around a loser like Rubio.
That prospect has never been an obstacle in the past, why would it now?
The House Freedom Caucus, which is the name for the Tea Party members, has sent a letter to Cruz and Rubio asking one of them to drop out and throw his support to the other, to stop Trump. Because, among other reasons, and I’m not making this up, Trump won’t be hard enough on Muslims.
Wha??
I see a couple articles about Trent Franks (not the whole caucus) calling for this, but I don’t see anything about Trump being too soft on Muslims. Do you have a cite?
One member of the House Freedom Caucus is circulating a letter looking for signatures.
Thanks. I didn’t find that story when I scanned Google News.
Haha. Wants to be neutral=eagerness to hand over part of Jerusalem. I’m surprised Obama hasn’t already handed over part of Jerusalem. What’s he waiting for?
Yea, of all the possible attacks on Trump, they seem to have somehow stumbled upon the least plausible.
I’m not as down as others on Rubio’s chances of pulling off a win for the GOP nomination. But the fact that this late in the game, with a target as easy as Trump, that he still can’t seem to find a way to attack him, doesn’t exactly fill one with confidence.
Republicans can’t stand either Cruz or Trump. As long as neither has the delegates, Rubio stays in in the hopes of a brokered convention.
It will not come down to Cruz vs. Trump. You can bank on that. It’s either Trump vs Rubio in the endgame, or the field just fails to winnow enough before Trump clinches.
You know, women aren’t in a lot of positions of political power in the US, but you have to give us props for churning out some prime crazy with what we’ve got. Sure, for sheer numbers, we can’t compete with the big boys, but our rate of nuttiness is unparalleled!
Unless something changes dramatically between now and Tuesday it’s likely to be GAME OVER by Wednesday morning. Assuming Trump wins as widely as expected the math pretty much won’t even work for a brokered convention.