Trump will be the nominee. What says you?

[Mr. Bsa]

I know it's not technically over but it's over. I was hoping Cruz would have a big day but not so much. What are your thoughts on Trump being the nominee?

 

[tRidiot]

Of course he will.


Bottom line is, nutty as he is in a lot of ways, a ton of people, especially in the Republican party, are fed up and tired of entrenched Washington politics. They want someone to clean house. Trump says he'll do that. He may be a bit over the top, maybe a bit of a loose cannon... but he's not a career politician, which gives him points in a lot of peoples' book.

 

[RickN]

He is a Dem plant and will throw the election so Hillary can win.

 

[Shootin 4 Fun]

He is a Dem plant and will throw the election so Hillary can win.

...and 9/11 was an inside job.

 

[mugsy]

Not at all a given yet (thank you Texas, Oklahoma, Minnesota, and to some extent Virginia). Much depends on what the lesser candidates and the two main rivals do in the next week or so. Kasich and Carson pulling out could shift the balance in many two or three way split States, and IF (and I know its a big IF) Cruz and Rubio can strike some agreement it could make a very, very different outcome. There is also a strong possibility of a convention with no first ballot winner in which case we we may see delegates shifting.

 

[Maverick21]

...and 9/11 was an inside job.

RIGHT?!?


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[SMS]

I find it funny that my childhood home of Massachusetts, often seen as a socially liberal bastion, went to Hillary and Trump...yet Oklahoma, frequently ridiculed as being populated by pants-less rednecks went for Sanders and Cruz.

Strange times.

 

[1krr]

Trump ought to be a wake up call to the republican establishment. The party has lost it's values. It's cashed in the ideas of individualism and freedom and perverted them to the benefit of those with the biggest check book. And it's showing in this election. It's a new era in politics girls and boys. 2020 will be really interesting!

 

[dennishoddy]

Not at all a given yet (thank you Texas, Oklahoma, Minnesota, and to some extent Virginia). Much depends on what the lesser candidates and the two main rivals do in the next week or so. Kasich and Carson pulling out could shift the balance in many two or three way split States, and IF (and I know its a big IF) Cruz and Rubio can strike some agreement it could make a very, very different outcome. There is also a strong possibility of a convention with no first ballot winner in which case we we may see delegates shifting.

According to news reports, if it becomes a brokered convention, Mitt Romney is poised to be their nominee.

 

[Shootin 4 Fun]

According to news reports, if it becomes a brokered convention, Mitt Romney is poised to be their nominee.

That sounds about right. If they pull that, the GOP is done for good.