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Christie going home and will make a decision. He won't be a factor in the next state primary.
The establishment can't produce agreement on who will represent them. Kasich one and done. Had a good ground game, maybe the best, but he doesn't have that in S. C. or anywhere else. Cruz one and done. Maybe and maybe not, depends on S.C. If we see another establishment candidate first or second in S.C. then the establishment will be on life support. They are being damaged by indecision and Trump is beneficiary of that.
I said that while I think Sanders is a loon, he's at least an honest loon. Not like Hillary, Obama, or any of the Bushes. Trump is an arrogant SOB but that arrogance may keep him from being manipulated and compromised like the past few POTUS. If we have four years of a crappy Presidency, at least we won't continue having one of being sold out to the banks and foreign interests like the last 20+ years.
I expect Christie and Carly to go away now. Carson might stick around just to pull votes away from Cruz after that scuzzy trick in Iowa. He could possibly do damage in the upcoming southern states.
As I posted on another thread, Cruz is positioning himself for the long haul. Don't kid yourself. Look at these numbers:
Combined Super Pac/Campaign spending in NH:
1) Jeb Bush $36 million
2) Christie $18.5 million
3) Rubio $15.2 million (who also out-spent Cruz in Iowa, too)
4) Kasich $12.1 million
5) Trump $3.7 million
6) Fiorina $1.8 million
7) Cruz $780,000
He spends the least in NH, and still comes in third. He has money in the bank and a well oiled ground game for the upcoming states. As more of these nonviable candidates drop (that keep spliting the votes and thus making Trump's number's look better than they really are), it will be an entirely different race.
Kasich needs to drop out. In a GOP field of beef steak and rib racks he's the lonely Graham cracker at the kiddy table.
Agreed. Unless he's going to be able to spend two months in town-halls and spend $12M (like he just did in NH) in each upcoming state, he just wasting everyone's time.
I really don't think his 2nd place finish proves anything. MAYBE if he'd won...
Kasich needs to drop out. In a GOP field of beef steak and rib racks he's the lonely Graham cracker at the kiddy table.
If Hillary continues to lie and cheat her way to the nomination, Kasich is the only one I would consider voting for to defeat her.
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