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    #31
    Here is an interesting bit of history from the 1860 Republican convention for those who say the candidate with the most delegates should win even if not a majority. Sometimes the system (and maybe some divine intervention) works in spite of what we might think is the best.

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      #32
      Trump is going to be right at the number if not over it so it will not come into play. Even if he is not and the Party tries to do this then Trump and Cruz join forces and move ahead on the Republican ticket...or Cruz gets something else he wants.

      I would vote for Adair before voting for any Democrat

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        #33
        Originally posted by 16ncs View Post
        Trump is going to be right at the number if not over it so it will not come into play. Even if he is not and the Party tries to do this then Trump and Cruz join forces and move ahead on the Republican ticket...or Cruz gets something else he wants.



        I would vote for Adair before voting for any Democrat

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        I caught it.

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          #34
          Originally posted by ttechdallas View Post
          There have been a couple of big stories lately showing the Dems going over to Trump are staying with Trump - they are not moving over to vote for (or against) Trump to influence who HRC gets to run against. In other words, they are switching parties altogether.

          They also said the Sanders-Clinton race, since the Michigan upset, has sufficiently tightened that their supporters aren't wasting their votes in the Republican primary.

          If all true, this might be a good thing. The people they interviewed could not like Obama and did not want 4 more years of him via HRC.
          If they're to be believed. But most that are only voting the GOP primary as a spoiler probably won't admit to it. Not to mention it's always a very tiny sampling that may not accurately reflect the larger picture. I remain skeptical.

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            #35
            Originally posted by Snakelover View Post
            If they're to be believed. But most that are only voting the GOP primary as a spoiler probably won't admit to it. Not to mention it's always a very tiny sampling that may not accurately reflect the larger picture. I remain skeptical.
            It is hard to know what to believe anymore - the media is pretty much a propaganda machine during election time.

            There are some reports beyond the mainstream media that Democratic insiders fear Trump far more than anyone else. So any crossover voting being orchestrated by Dems would not likely favor Trump.

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              #36
              Originally posted by ttechdallas View Post
              It is hard to know what to believe anymore - the media is pretty much a propaganda machine during election time.



              There are some reports beyond the mainstream media that Democratic insiders fear Trump far more than anyone else. So any crossover voting being orchestrated by Dems would not likely favor Trump.

              Polls I saw showed the more conservative Dems move away from Hillary toward Trump. I can't find the link for nothin now.

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                #37
                Originally posted by Ragin' View Post
                Polls I saw showed the more conservative Dems move away from Hillary toward Trump. I can't find the link for nothin now.
                They mentioned this on Fox. Historically blue counties went red this go around..

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Ragin' View Post
                  Polls I saw showed the more conservative Dems move away from Hillary toward Trump. I can't find the link for nothin now.
                  "More conservative" Dems aren't actually conservative at all. They're still left of center. They're just not out and out socialists. They'd love to vote for Hillary if she didn't have so much obvious baggage. They're attracted to Trump because he is Hillary without Benghazi and everything else attached.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Ragin' View Post
                    Polls I saw showed the more conservative Dems move away from Hillary toward Trump. I can't find the link for nothin now.
                    Sometimes I have to go 7,8, 10 pages into Google or Yahoo search to get to intelligent info. Then finding it again is almost impossible.

                    I've also done a google search. Then deep cleaned my internet history, cookies, etc., repeated the search and got different results - not always significantly different, but certainly not the same.

                    I do wonder how much objectivity we lose when based on our internet browsing habits and likes, the more we are presented with like minded hype.

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                      #40
                      Trump Cruz

                      Originally posted by Shane View Post
                      "More conservative" Dems aren't actually conservative at all. They're still left of center. They're just not out and out socialists. They'd love to vote for Hillary if she didn't have so much obvious baggage. They're attracted to Trump because he is Hillary without Benghazi and everything else attached.

                      You don't know that all are not. There are still some Blue Dog Dems around. Albeit few. Buts it's gonna boil down to this. Choose wisely.


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                        #41
                        The third poster is in there for a laugh right?

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                          #42
                          Rubio has 172 delegates, Kasich has 149. If they ask their delegates to vote Cruz at the convention, that puts current count Cruz 716 and Trump 652. This is a long way from over. I would look for a Cruz/Rubio or Cruz/Kasich ticket at the convention.

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                            #43
                            Originally posted by J Sweet View Post
                            The third poster is in there for a laugh right?

                            I'm not saying I believe em. Or any of the others. Will he do what he says? That's the $10 Million question. But we know what Hillary will do.

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                              #44
                              Trump Cruz

                              Originally posted by BrianL View Post
                              Rubio has 172 delegates, Kasich has 149. If they ask their delegates to vote Cruz at the convention, that puts current count Cruz 716 and Trump 652. This is a long way from over. I would look for a Cruz/Rubio or Cruz/Kasich ticket at the convention.

                              ????




                              Edit.
                              Oh I see what you meant. If Rubio and Ohio boy give their delegates to Cruz.

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                                #45
                                Why doesn't Cruz just get in line and become the VP to Trump and let's prepare for November already?

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