He comes out with a few delegates, so I'm happy.

Quote from: taxed on February 09, 2016, 08:10:25 PM
He comes out with a few delegates, so I'm happy.

Yeah and Carson is getting ready to give up.   I would imagine lots of Carson votes are going to belong to Cruz.

Quote from: Chosen Daughter on February 09, 2016, 08:16:47 PM
Yeah and Carson is getting ready to give up.   I would imagine lots of Carson votes are going to belong to Cruz.

Yup.  Cruz will get a majority of everyone's votes as they drop.

Not bad for a Canadian conservative Texan in New England....

Quote from: The Boo Man... on February 09, 2016, 08:24:12 PM
Not bad for a Canadian conservative Texan in New England....

He had to spend some of that Goldman Sachs money to pull it off, but he did it...

The shouting's about over, with 96% of the vote counted.

On the GOP side, I'm not sure if a whole lot is gonna change till South Carolina.  Kasich's hand-talking, daughter/daddy schtick won't go-over well there. 

Cruz and Trump should finish 1, 2 in the Nevada caucuses the previous week.

It's hard to say who'll cancel their campaign, other than Christie. 

Sanders punked the carpetbagger by 20 percentage-points.  I wonder how Debbie will deal with that.  It's looking like a developing Dem catastrophe.   

I don;t understand how that leftist moron Kasich beat out Ted for 2nd place, I thought for sure Cruz would take a close second to Trump. In a place that seems to tout their motto....Live free or die.....(sounds like something the TEA should adopt) you would think there would be a plethora of conservatives. BUt no, they have 33,000 people who voted for Kasich and 20 some thousand that went with Jeb. The worst part is we will have to endure Kasich through at least another debate, and I really hate listening to that AH. The second worst is that Jeb has a glimmer of hope, he'll likely stick around until super Tuesday. I suppose the only good news is Fat boy realizes he is toast, lets hope he goes back to NJ to sulk and just stays there.

Quote from: Billy's bayonet on February 10, 2016, 05:05:41 AM
I don;t understand how that leftist moron Kasich beat out Ted for 2nd place, I thought for sure Cruz would take a close second to Trump. In a place that seems to tout their motto....Live free or die.....(sounds like something the TEA should adopt) you would think there would be a plethora of conservatives. BUt no, they have 33,000 people who voted for Kasich and 20 some thousand that went with Jeb. The worst part is we will have to endure Kasich through at least another debate, and I really hate listening to that AH. The second worst is that Jeb has a glimmer of hope, he'll likely stick around until super Tuesday. I suppose the only good news is Fat boy realizes he is toast, lets hope he goes back to NJ to sulk and just stays there.

In the past has NH picked winners or do they typically go off the rails?

Quote from: kit saginaw on February 09, 2016, 10:38:56 PM
The shouting's about over, with 96% of the vote counted.

On the GOP side, I'm not sure if a whole lot is gonna change till South Carolina.  Kasich's hand-talking, daughter/daddy schtick won't go-over well there. 

Cruz and Trump should finish 1, 2 in the Nevada caucuses the previous week.

It's hard to say who'll cancel their campaign, other than Christie. 

Sanders punked the carpetbagger by 20 percentage-points.  I wonder how Debbie will deal with that.  It's looking like a developing Dem catastrophe.   

Kasich did almost nothing else, but campaign in New Hampshire. So did Trump in order to burnish his "winner" credentials. As you noted, neither is going to play well in South Carolina.