Quote from: daidalos on April 26, 2016, 11:04:05 PM
Walks thanks, however I don't have week knees quite to the contrary. I'm a pissed off voter who watched so called republicans in his own state vote for Kasich. A clear cut non republican of the neo-con mold if there ever was one.

And then there are nights like tonight.

It just totally destroys any faith I have in the voting populace anymore.

It seems that if given the choice, the majority of the electorate does the wrong thing every time.

Ksux a Neocon? Nah, he's just your run of the mill lib socialist.
I think the real term for him is Neo Liberal Snow Flake.....

Here's the numbers, and thank God we're NOT counting on the last 5-6 states for the General Election.
State totals in COLOR, Bold is the winning party totals, underline is individual Democrats beating Republicans - not pretty.

State       Democrat  Republican
Pennsylvania     1,652,863       1,573,338
     Clinton 918,649       Sanders 719,911      Trump 892,702                 

Rhode Island        125,853          62,965
     Clinton 54,887         Sanders 68,761        Trump 40,020

Connecticut          328,457          213,443
     Clinton 169,760       Sanders 152,889      Trump 122,509

Delaware              93,633             69,892
     Clinton 55,960         Sanders 36,659        Trump 42,472

Maryland              846,039           429,758
     Clinton 553,247      Sanders 281,275      Trump 236,623

What do I think?  glad you asked...  Republicans get crushed in the NE corridor.... duh!

a.   The negative campaigning of Donald Trump is turning potential republican voters away.  With the Democrat vote SPLIT, Trump still loses big.
b.   The high "un-desireables" of Clinton-Sanders-Trump turn off everyone, some Democrats jump to Trump, some don't vote - which explains the higher than usual Republican voter turnout, and the lower Democrat turn out.
c.   None of us realists ever expected a Conservative to do well in the North East - that was confirmed.
d.   Donald Trump will probably continue the NEGATIVE rants, thinking it put him over Ted Cruz, and if he becomes the Republican nominee - expect Hillary or Bernie to win in a landslide.   As long as all the air-in-the-room is being sucked out by negative crap, little coverage is given to Ted Cruz ... I believe the next president will be a Democrat.
e.   Based on the above.... It is up to the Grass Roots, TEA, Conservatives to lift Ted Cruz over the TOP in the remaining states, give him more air time, commercials, etc.  Ted is the underdog, and he's staying on a positive message - which is good.

Donnie is beating his drum over winning states that are deep deep blue and that any Republican would get trounced in during a general election. Meanwhile if you look at states that can get flipped back to red in the general election, Iowa (only red in 2004 since 1984) and Wisconsin (red for first time since 1984), Cruz won them both.

Quote from: mrconservative on April 27, 2016, 09:26:10 AM
Donnie is beating his drum over winning states that are deep deep blue and that any Republican would get trounced in during a general election. Meanwhile if you look at states that can get flipped back to red in the general election, Iowa (only red in 2004 since 1984) and Wisconsin (red for first time since 1984), Cruz won them both.

Glad someone else noticed that!