Daily Commentary – Thursday, April 7, 2016 – So Donald Trump Lost the Wisconsin Primary to Ted Cruz
- It’s looking more and more like a brokered convention. Wonder if Trump realizes it’s his big mouth and unpresidential attitude that’s starting to lose him votes?
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Posted April 7, 2016 by Klaasend 2016 Elections, Dana Pretzer, Donald Trump, Scared Monkeys Radio, Ted Cruz (TX-R) | 3 comments |
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If the GOP establishment ever made Kasich the Republican presidential nominee, the party would blow up and would go the way of the Whigs.
There is no way you can have a situation where two candidates win pretty much everything and a third is made the nominee.
No one would vote for Kasich.
In fact, Trump would probably run as an independent and win more votes than the Republican nominee.
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The GOP is doomed to be damned. They really don’t care if they win the election. They don’t want Trump, they don’t like Cruz but will use him to gain enough votes to stop Trump. They think Kasich is their better choice against Hillary.
This is a sick election…..we have to pick a candidate to run against a known crook and a liar, a person who might be indicted because of crimes she committed against our National Security.
Funny thing when Cruz come in at 2nd place you would think he had won. This will be the end of the Republican party due to the elites. I have been a republican for over 50+ years I am no longer. When our votes do not matter then why vote? What difference does it matter? IF they had fought as hard against Obama as they have Trump we would not be in the mess we are. Which shows the insider’s want the same agenda and no difference in the democrat party as the republican party.