Election Results: Donald, Hillary Sweep Their Parties, Kasich Wins Home

[Omar Vela 2,745]

How can I block anybody in this site who's voting for Trump? 

it's a serious question...

[Shadow 6,697]

29 minutes ago, Omar Vela said:

How can I block anybody in this site who's voting for Trump? 

it's a serious question...

If you go to user settings, there is an ignore feature where you could block anyone you want. Click your username at the top right of the screen, locate the Ignored Users in your drop down menu, then just fill in their username.

[Goosey 3,017]

44 minutes ago, Omar Vela said:

How can I block anybody in this site who's voting for Trump? 

it's a serious question...

Are you blocking just the people voting for him, or non-Americans who support him as well?

[Guest]

On 3/16/2016 at 11:19 AM, Justinn said:

It looks like Bernie Sanders is officially done. He has no path to the nomination. 

VERY UNTRUE!!!!!

 

1. John Casick & Ted Cruz are way behind Trump & nobody is saying they're done

2. He's only 300 delegates behind Hilliary

3. So far they've only gotten 21 States & most of them were in the South, and in most cases she didn't beat him by a lot.

4. They're now going to States that favor him more, so Tuesday was the worst day for him. Trust and believe that NY does not like Hillary at all

5. The nomination is the hardest part but popularity wise he is winning, so if he doesn't get the nom he can go Independent

6. Hillary is under F.B.I. investigation & is accused of voter manipulation is SIX STATES

 

The race is over in the Republican side, but for the Democrats it's only begun

#FeelTheBern

[ctherainbow 3,162]

9 minutes ago, ALEXANDRE said:

The race is over in the Republican side, but for the Democrats it's only begun

   The race is not over on the Republican side until somebody gets the majority of delegates or the convention chooses a nominee.   

[Guest]

1 minute ago, ctherainbow said:

   The race is not over on the Republican side until somebody gets the majority of delegates or the convention chooses a nominee.   

Well Kasich only won his home State barely & Cruz is running out of super religious States, Trump is sweeping on the Republican side... too bad they're all terrible

[LePetitGAGABLover 21,234]

I still don't understand how people have an issue against Hilary. All politicians lie, even Bernie, some are just better at lying though. 

[ctherainbow 3,162]

On 3/17/2016 at 9:03 PM, ctherainbow said:

You are aware of how the nomination process/contested conventions work, right?(I don't mean this as a snarky remark; I'm asking genuinely, because you seem to think that Trump has already won, or is close to it, when he's only actually a little over halfway there)  Cruz and Kasich are still in the race because they don't have to win a majority.  All Cruz and Kasich have to do is deny Trump the required majority of delegates and send the nomination to the convention.  Trump may still end up with the nomination, but if they can send it to the convention, there's a good chance that the party leadership will throw their weight behind someone other than Trump, and both Kasich and Cruz have been increasing their poll numbers as they gain more media exposure, as well as doing well in states where they've been able to hold town hall/face-to-face meetings(which is similar to the atmosphere of the convention), so I'm not sure why you're acting like Trump has this on lockdown.  We won't know if he does or not until he passes the 1,237 delegate mark.  It may be difficult to take down Trump, but it's still very possible.

I do agree with you that Cruz is a vastly worse choice than Trump, but that's still not saying much.       I'll vote for Trump in the primary if Kasich drops out and it's between Trump and Cruz, but I think I'll vote Hillary in the general election if Kasich's not our nominee.    

Here, maybe this will help.  Contested conventions aren't something that's widely understood, and the media doesn't cover the concept in-depth, but there's a very real possibility that one could happen this year.  Please see the quote above for more info.

30 minutes ago, ALEXANDRE said:

Well Kasich only won his home State barely & Cruz is running out of super religious States, Trump is sweeping on the Republican side... too bad they're all terrible

 

[LetsGetHigh 52,683]

I hope Trump wins because Hillary is just... bad.

[JevyDuty 2,961]

4 minutes ago, LetsGetHigh said:

I hope Trump wins.

I hope any Democrat wins. Can't afford the Republican's trickle down economics nor their restrictive social agenda. They say they're all for "small government" but the reality is that the government is bigger and with more restrictions for ordinary people under Republican rule. They only want the government to be soft with big business and big money with their tax cuts for the rich and deregulations (Flint Michigan anyone?)

Can't afford to vote Red. My quality of life depends on the White House staying in Democratic hands.

[Whispering 18,865]

1 hour ago, ALEXANDRE said:

VERY UNTRUE!!!!!

 

1. John Casick & Ted Cruz are way behind Trump & nobody is saying they're done

2. He's only 300 delegates behind Hilliary

3. So far they've only gotten 21 States & most of them were in the South, and in most cases she didn't beat him by a lot.

4. They're now going to States that favor him more, so Tuesday was the worst day for him. Trust and believe that NY does not like Hillary at all

5. The nomination is the hardest part but popularity wise he is winning, so if he doesn't get the nom he can go Independent

6. Hillary is under F.B.I. investigation & is accused of voter manipulation is SIX STATES

 

The race is over in the Republican side, but for the Democrats it's only begun

#FeelTheBern

It's the opposite. If Trump doesn't make it to the 1,237 delegate mark, the GOP will have a contested convention. If they have a contested convention, Trump could quite possibly be in trouble.

All the Democratic primaries left are proportional. It is mathematically impossible for Bernie to catch up to Hillary, unless he wins every single state that is left by around 15 to twenty points. That's simply not going to happen. 

Yeah, he can go Independent, but all he would be doing is handing the Presidency over to A Republican. Bernie has zero chance as an Independent. 

There will be no federal indictment and the voter fraud crap is just that. 

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2 hours ago, Whispering said:

It's the opposite. If Trump doesn't make it to the 1,237 delegate mark, the GOP will have a contested convention. If they have a contested convention, Trump could quite possibly be in trouble.

All the Democratic primaries left are proportional. It is mathematically impossible for Bernie to catch up to Hillary, unless he wins every single state that is left by around 15 to twenty points. That's simply not going to happen. 

Yeah, he can go Independent, but all he would be doing is handing the Presidency over to A Republican. Bernie has zero chance as an Independent. 

There will be no federal indictment and the voter fraud crap is just that. 

The voter fraud is not crap, her Nevada unregistered and out of State voters to vote for her + Bill Clinton campaigned for her in a voting area, campaigning is not allowed within 150 ft of a voting area... so yeah voting fraud is SERIOUS

[Goosey 3,017]

2 hours ago, Whispering said:

Yeah, he can go Independent, but all he would be doing is handing the Presidency over to A Republican. Bernie has zero chance as an Independent. 

Yaas do it Bernie!

[Whispering 18,865]

6 hours ago, ALEXANDRE said:

The voter fraud is not crap, her Nevada unregistered and out of State voters to vote for her + Bill Clinton campaigned for her in a voting area, campaigning is not allowed within 150 ft of a voting area... so yeah voting fraud is SERIOUS

Lol, the BernieBros are desperate. 

[Bt1 5,213]

12 hours ago, ALEXANDRE said:

VERY UNTRUE!!!!!

 

1. John Casick & Ted Cruz are way behind Trump & nobody is saying they're done

2. He's only 300 delegates behind Hilliary

 

#FeelTheBern

Do you realise that the difference between Hillary and Bernie is higher than the one between Trump and Cruz? So, when you see Ted Cruz way behind Trump and yet you say that Bernie is only 300 delegates, you dont make any sense.