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2016 Postmortem

Jackie Wilson Said

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2. is THE rnc

Reply to Dem2 (Original post)

Wed May 4, 2016, 12:10 PM

May 2016

Going to admit defeat?

And accept Drumpf?

If so, he has an even better chance of winning in Nov.

I think you all should vote in November for the Democrat as if it is life and death.

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John Kasich suspending campaign: Source tells NBC News [View all] Dem2 May 2016 OP

So much for the fun of watching a brokered GOP convention. villager May 2016 #1

I'm totally bummed. Now would be the ideal time for Trump to back out or something to morningfog May 2016 #7

That would be great -- if some unassailable scandal or something took Trump out now... nt villager May 2016 #8

That's my new hope. But, I remain in disbelief that Trump is the last man standing, even just morningfog May 2016 #10

I wonder if there was similar "disbelief" in 20's-era Germany? villager May 2016 #12

Terrifying thought. morningfog May 2016 #13

is THE rnc Jackie Wilson Said May 2016 #2

Then they're crowning Trump the King of the Clown Car? herding cats May 2016 #3

The scandals finally got to him scscholar May 2016 #4

To the end? He got 7% yesterday. That was the end. n/t FSogol May 2016 #5

Kasic cares more about the party than himself, which is why he is dropping out. woolldog May 2016 #6

One of the few times pressbox69 May 2016 #9

Interestingly, Bernie actually won the primary. villager May 2016 #11

Kasic has no chance of winning except a contested convention. woolldog May 2016 #14

There are still voters who clearly want a say, with Bernie. There weren't with Kasich. villager May 2016 #15