I'm hoping peoples conscious weighs heavy as they enter the voting booth tonight. Cruz by a nose over Trump and Rubio 3rd. Who else is in the race again...

Quote from: Fishman on February 20, 2016, 09:43:17 AM
I'm hoping peoples conscious weighs heavy as they enter the voting booth tonight. Cruz by a nose over Trump and Rubio 3rd. Who else is in the race again...

If your prediction holds true Trump will go ballistic. He will scream ti high heavens that Cruz cheated.

If Trump looses, he may sue his own organization.

Quote from: redsun on February 20, 2016, 10:50:21 AM
If Trump looses, he may sue his own organization.

The MS Media would be nice also.   

Polls just closed

%
35.7 Trump
21.2 Cruz
17.9 Rubio


15 Jeb
04 Kasich
05 Carson

Bush, Kasich, and Carson should pack their wagon and go home.

When the Donald becomes president he will issue an execuite order that all bullets manufactured in the United States be dipped in pig's blood.

Quote from: Coolidge23 on February 20, 2016, 06:42:01 PM
When the Donald becomes president he will issue an execuite order that all bullets manufactured in the United States be dipped in pig's blood.

Which Trump will you be voting for?

Quote from: Coolidge23 on February 20, 2016, 06:42:01 PM
When the Donald becomes president he will issue an execuite order that all bullets manufactured in the United States be dipped in pig's blood.

Trump can't win in a consolidated field.  Why do you not understand this?

Quote from: Solar on February 20, 2016, 08:26:23 AM
"What happens after South Carolina"?
Trump panics and goes nuts with all kinds of outlandish threats, while Rubio tries once again to remake who and what he is.
Too bad for him, Geppetto died over a century ago..

Hard to believe that Haley, Gowdy and Scott all got in behind Rubio to win.  I thought they would have went for Cruz.  They have signed their out warrants as far as getting my votes when it's time to vote again. 

Quote from: keyboarder on February 20, 2016, 11:19:03 PM
Hard to believe that Haley, Gowdy and Scott all got in behind Rubio to win.  I thought they would have went for Cruz.  They have signed their out warrants as far as getting my votes when it's time to vote again.

The two-three finish of Cruz and Rubio undercut the value of some coveted South Carolina endorsements. Rubio had the backing of Gov. Nikki Haley, Sen. Tim Scott and Rep. Trey Gowdy; Cruz got the support of former Gov. Mark Sanford, now a House member.

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/3c47c093990b4fdf94ee30d0ccdc33fb/trump-looks-lock-decisive-win-south-carolina

Quote from: Cruzman on February 21, 2016, 01:05:04 AM
The two-three finish of Cruz and Rubio undercut the value of some coveted South Carolina endorsements. Rubio had the backing of Gov. Nikki Haley, Sen. Tim Scott and Rep. Trey Gowdy; Cruz got the support of former Gov. Mark Sanford, now a House member.

The potentially positive outcome from the Primary is that Haley, Scott, and Gowdy will have to regain conservative credibility by voting harder Right. 

Quote from: kit saginaw on February 21, 2016, 02:36:05 AM
The potentially positive outcome from the Primary is that Haley, Scott, and Gowdy will have to regain conservative credibility by voting harder Right.

It appears Rubio has barely edged out Cruz for second. Realistically, I think we must admit that Haley, Gowdy and Scott endorsements had a marginal impact, but enough to get Rubio into second. However, I also believe Cruz needs to reassess his campaign. A pattern of questionable tactics also appear to have hurt him. These negative aspects of his campaign are over shadowing all of his conservative credentials. He may actually benefit from Rubio edging him out in Sc in that Trump will now turn his guns on Rubio. 

Quote from: supsalemgr on February 21, 2016, 04:51:46 AM
It appears Rubio has barely edged out Cruz for second. Realistically, I think we must admit that Haley, Gowdy and Scott endorsements had a marginal impact, but enough to get Rubio into second. However, I also believe Cruz needs to reassess his campaign. A pattern of questionable tactics also appear to have hurt him. These negative aspects of his campaign are over shadowing all of his conservative credentials. He may actually benefit from Rubio edging him out in Sc in that Trump will now turn his guns on Rubio.

Yup!  Those 40% undecided voters, weren't looking at POLICY (they would've decided weeks earlier, had they been), the negatives probably swayed them toward the bigger campaign crowds, "Well, whatever, they're all bad, BUT we gotta beat Hillary!" - logic...?

Quote from: taxed on February 20, 2016, 07:20:24 PM
Trump can't win in a consolidated field.  Why do you not understand this?

Trump's just won two states with open primaries (GOP voters and independents but not Democrats.)

He has populist appeal.  Cruz does not.

Are you going to use the same ridiculous argument, the one the establishment media is offering up, each time Trump wins another state by double digits?