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  • tpfkartpfkar Posts: 1,565
    First as the Donald
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Will be 1. Trump. 2. Kasich 3/4 between Cruz or Bush. 5. Rubio. 6. Christie 7. who cares 15th GILMORE (He there and giving it LARGE)
  • AndyJSAndyJS Posts: 29,395
    Bush supporters are attempting to spin 12% as a good result. Desperate stuff.
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    edited February 2016
    Amazing.

    And Rubio who was almost at 66% on Betfair for the nomination last week, is now bellow 20%.
    And Trump heading back to 50%, it's like Iowa never happened .
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    18.9% reporting

    Donald Trump 13,888 votes (--) 33.9%
    John Kasich 6,672 votes (-7,216) 16.3%
    Ted Cruz 4,841 votes (-9,047) 11.8%
    Jeb Bush 4,732 votes (-9,156) 11.5%
    Marco Rubio 4,289 votes (-9,599) 10.5%
    Chris Christie 3,204 votes (-10,684) 7.8%
    Carly Fiorina 1,852 votes (-12,036) 4.5%
    Ben Carson 996 votes (-12,892) 2.4%
    Other 500 votes (-13,388) 1.2%
    Jim Gilmore 24 votes (-13,864) 0.1%
    18.9% Precincts Reporting
    45,671 Votes
    Share Results
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Gilmore now 24 votes now 0.1% HAVE THAT doubters
  • RobDRobD Posts: 60,172
    Feel the Trump!

    Oh wait...
  • TheWhiteRabbitTheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,454
    Rubio +124
    Cruz +19
    Trump+ 566

    Very pleased with the improvement in my position!
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    19.5% reporting
    Donald Trump 15,825 votes (--) 34.3%
    John Kasich 7,193 votes (-8,632) 15.6%
    Ted Cruz 5,489 votes (-10,336) 11.9%
    Jeb Bush 5,432 votes (-10,393) 11.8%
    Marco Rubio 4,798 votes (-11,027) 10.4%
    Chris Christie 3,672 votes (-12,153) 8.0%
    Carly Fiorina 2,053 votes (-13,772) 4.5%
    Ben Carson 1,119 votes (-14,706) 2.4%
    Other 528 votes (-15,297) 1.1%
    Jim Gilmore 24 votes (-15,801) 0.1%
    19.5% Precincts Reporting
    46,379 Votes
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    Speedy said:

    Amazing.

    And Rubio who was almost at 66% on Betfair for the nomination last week, is now bellow 20%.
    And Trump heading back to 50%, it's like Iowa never happened .

    If it is Trump v Cruz Rubio when he withdraws could well endorse Trump in the hope of the VP spot and to spite Bush and Christie
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Rubio +124
    Cruz +19
    Trump+ 566

    Very pleased with the improvement in my position!

    :D

    Whats Bush at ?
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 53,270
    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!
  • TheWhiteRabbitTheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,454
    Pulpstar said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Rubio +124
    Cruz +19
    Trump+ 566

    Very pleased with the improvement in my position!

    :D

    Whats Bush at ?
    We don't about him.

    -838.
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    Interesting thing both Trump and Sanders over-performed with respect to the opinion polls.
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Pulpstar said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Rubio +124
    Cruz +19
    Trump+ 566

    Very pleased with the improvement in my position!

    :D

    Whats Bush at ?
    We don't about him.

    -838.
    Rubio 53.95
    Trump 655.73
    Cruz 686.36
    Bush -1313.03
    Kasich 1762.35
    C Christie -674.39
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    20.5% reporting
    Donald Trump 18,124 votes (--) 34.4%
    John Kasich 8,678 votes (-9,446) 16.5%
    Ted Cruz 6,206 votes (-11,918) 11.8%
    Jeb Bush 5,909 votes (-12,215) 11.2%
    Marco Rubio 5,564 votes (-12,560) 10.6%
    Chris Christie 3,965 votes (-14,159) 7.5%
    Carly Fiorina 2,251 votes (-15,873) 4.3%
    Ben Carson 1,267 votes (-16,857) 2.4%
    Other 647 votes (-17,477) 1.2%
    Jim Gilmore 26 votes (-18,098) 0.0%
    20.5% Precincts Reporting
    52,691 Votes
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    HYUFD said:

    Speedy said:

    Amazing.

    And Rubio who was almost at 66% on Betfair for the nomination last week, is now bellow 20%.
    And Trump heading back to 50%, it's like Iowa never happened .

    If it is Trump v Cruz Rubio when he withdraws could well endorse Trump in the hope of the VP spot and to spite Bush and Christie
    Rubio is never going to endorse Trump.
    They are clear opposites.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    19.5 % reporting

    Bernie Sanders 31,399 votes (--) 59.9%
    Hillary Clinton 20,596 votes (-10,803) 39.3%
    Other 429 votes (-30,970) 0.8%
    19.5% Precincts Reporting
    52,322 Votes

    Sanders now 20 plus ahead
  • TheWhiteRabbitTheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,454
    Pulpstar said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Pulpstar said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Rubio +124
    Cruz +19
    Trump+ 566

    Very pleased with the improvement in my position!

    :D

    Whats Bush at ?
    We don't about him.

    -838.
    Rubio 53.95
    Trump 655.73
    Cruz 686.36
    Bush -1313.03
    Kasich 1762.35
    C Christie -674.39
    I've got my £40 on Donald tonight and it looks like £30 on Kasich coming second. Now I see if it's going to be +£20 or -£20 on Sanders' percentage.
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 53,270
    Speedy said:

    Amazing.

    And Rubio who was almost at 66% on Betfair for the nomination last week, is now bellow 20%.
    And Trump heading back to 50%, it's like Iowa never happened .

    Well, that's because Iowa is shit at getting the nominees right!
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    Rubio is 400 votes behind Bush.
  • Tissue_PriceTissue_Price Posts: 9,039
    Why are CNN still running with "Tight Race For Second"? Surely they mean "Third"?
  • Danny565Danny565 Posts: 8,091
    The most crucial thing IMO: CNN just said that Sanders is beating Clinton by 2:1 with low-income voters.

    If Sanders is combining the blue-collar white vote with the "Guardianista"-type middle-class liberal vote, that is a pretty strong coalition.
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    I love the way they've barely mentioned 3rd place Ted Cruz !
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    edited February 2016
    Speedy said:

    HYUFD said:

    Speedy said:

    Amazing.

    And Rubio who was almost at 66% on Betfair for the nomination last week, is now bellow 20%.
    And Trump heading back to 50%, it's like Iowa never happened .

    If it is Trump v Cruz Rubio when he withdraws could well endorse Trump in the hope of the VP spot and to spite Bush and Christie
    Rubio is never going to endorse Trump.
    They are clear opposites.
    Rubio is a careerist, he knows which way the wind is blowing, it is a matter of if, not when, he withdraws now
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Speedy said:

    HYUFD said:

    Speedy said:

    Amazing.

    And Rubio who was almost at 66% on Betfair for the nomination last week, is now bellow 20%.
    And Trump heading back to 50%, it's like Iowa never happened .

    If it is Trump v Cruz Rubio when he withdraws could well endorse Trump in the hope of the VP spot and to spite Bush and Christie
    Rubio is never going to endorse Trump.
    They are clear opposites.
    For Trump a Rubio endorsement would be akin to one from Kryten.
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    edited February 2016
    Pulpstar said:

    Rubio is 400 votes behind Bush.

    I have it 700 votes or 2%.
    But numbers are not shifting for a long time with 21% in.
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    Tissue_Price said:

    Why are CNN still running with "Tight Race For Second"? Surely they mean "Third"?

    Christ imagine if Jeb had finished 2nd, he'd be odds on.
  • Danny565Danny565 Posts: 8,091
    As I said earlier, I would expect that Sanders would be ahead in polls in the likes of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Ohio, etc, where there aren't a HUGE number of black voters.
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Trumps victory speech will be the most significant event of the night. How will he play it? Decisions decisions. This speech will decide how I bet in future,
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    edited February 2016
    Danny565 said:

    As I said earlier, I would expect that Sanders would be ahead in polls in the likes of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Ohio, etc, where there aren't a HUGE number of black voters.

    It's all about Nevada now for the Dems, that's the next one that votes.
    Sanders was 4 points behind there.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 53,270
    I still find it utterly extraordinary to contemplate America being offered a red-in-tooth-and-claw Socialist in November.....
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Speedy said:

    Danny565 said:

    As I said earlier, I would expect that Sanders would be ahead in polls in the likes of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Ohio, etc, where there aren't a HUGE number of black voters.

    It's all about Nevada now for the Dems, that's the next one that votes.
    Sanders was 4 points behind there.
    Sanders win NV Hillary wins SC.
  • AndyJSAndyJS Posts: 29,395
    Race for GOP third place:

    Cruz 11.8%
    Bush 11.3%
    Rubio 10.6%
    Christie 7.5%

    http://www.decisiondeskhq.com/
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    Fox calls 2nd for Kasich.
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 53,270
    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Trump might have had a point about Cruz pulling a flanker in Iowa and distorting the result...
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    21.2% Reporting

    Donald Trump 18,815 votes (--) 33.7%
    John Kasich 8,987 votes (-9,828) 16.1%
    Ted Cruz 6,686 votes (-12,129) 12.0%
    Jeb Bush 6,613 votes (-12,202) 11.8%
    Marco Rubio 5,761 votes (-13,054) 10.3%
    Chris Christie 4,391 votes (-14,424) 7.9%
    Carly Fiorina 2,465 votes (-16,350) 4.4%
    Ben Carson 1,373 votes (-17,442) 2.5%
    Other 713 votes (-18,102) 1.3%
    Jim Gilmore 26 votes (-18,789) 0.0%
    21.2% Precincts Reporting
    54,167 Votes
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
    Indeed but I think very little will stop him now, provided he beats Cruz in South Carolina he should then sweep most of the Super Tuesday states
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Bush beats Rubio on these figures.
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    Donald Trump 20,248 votes (--)
    34.2%
    John Kasich 9,925 votes (-10,323)
    16.8%
    Ted Cruz 6,829 votes (-13,419)
    11.5%
    Jeb Bush 6,732 votes (-13,516)
    11.4%
    Marco Rubio 6,309 votes (-13,939)
    10.7%
    Chris Christie 4,457 votes (-15,791)
    7.5%
    Carly Fiorina 2,532 votes (-17,716)
    4.3%
    Ben Carson 1,414 votes (-18,834)
    2.4%
    Other 729 votes (-19,519)
    1.2%
    Jim Gilmore 29 votes (-20,219)
    0.0%
    26.8% Precincts Reporting
    59,437 Votes
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
    Indeed but I think very little will stop him now, provided he beats Cruz in South Carolina he should then sweep most of the Super Tuesday states
    I agree but depends on his tone. He could win or lose this on how he goes.
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    Hillary Clinton has called Bernie Sanders to concede
    http://edition.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/nh/Dem
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Its all about Trumps speech now. Whats he gonna say and how is he gonna say it?
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 53,270
    There's still 2/3 of the voters not buying into Trump. If only a third are going for the Marmite guy, can Kasich be beaten?
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    25.2% Reporting

    Donald Trump 20,336 votes (--) 34.0%
    John Kasich 9,956 votes (-10,380) 16.7%
    Ted Cruz 6,920 votes (-13,416) 11.6%
    Jeb Bush 6,853 votes (-13,483) 11.5%
    Marco Rubio 6,360 votes (-13,976) 10.6%
    Chris Christie 4,527 votes (-15,809) 7.6%
    Carly Fiorina 2,543 votes (-17,793) 4.3%
    Ben Carson 1,434 votes (-18,902) 2.4%
    Other 767 votes (-19,569) 1.3%
    Jim Gilmore 30 votes (-20,306) 0.1%
    25.2% Precincts Reporting
    59,234 Votes
  • AndyJSAndyJS Posts: 29,395
    edited February 2016
    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
    Indeed but I think very little will stop him now, provided he beats Cruz in South Carolina he should then sweep most of the Super Tuesday states
    It looks like the unthinkable will happen: Trump will be the GOP candidate. Opposition to him completely divided.
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    edited February 2016
    Hillary and family speaking now.

    The crowed split between calling "Hillary" and "Bernie".
  • Danny565Danny565 Posts: 8,091
    Hillary onstage.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    26.8% reporting
    Bernie Sanders 37,587 votes (--) 59.7%
    Hillary Clinton 24,819 votes (-12,768) 39.4%
    Other 507 votes (-37,080) 0.8%
    26.8% Precincts Reporting
    63,570 Votes
  • Danny565Danny565 Posts: 8,091
    Bill putting on the rictus.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Heres Hillary..
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    Who the fuck comes out to a Hilary Clinton rally, I mean really.
  • stjohnstjohn Posts: 1,890
    edited February 2016
    Blimey. Bill Clinton looks a bit odd. His head is too big for his body. Has he lost a lot of weight? Is he unwell?
  • AndyJSAndyJS Posts: 29,395
    edited February 2016
    Bush spent 10 times as much as Trump in New Hampshire according to this:

    https://twitter.com/SteveRattner/status/697239510812397568
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    She's less inspiring than Ed Miliband.

    Hilary wants to get secret money out of politics. Does anyone believe her shit ?
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
    Indeed but I think very little will stop him now, provided he beats Cruz in South Carolina he should then sweep most of the Super Tuesday states
    I agree but depends on his tone. He could win or lose this on how he goes.
    His opposition is so hapless he would have to have the mother of all meltdowns for that to happen
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    edited February 2016
    Lots of Wall Street bashing in her speech.
    She read the exit poll.
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    She'll fight to rein in Wall Street !

    She's on Goldman Sachs bloody books.
  • Danny565Danny565 Posts: 8,091
    Pulpstar said:

    She's less inspiring than Ed Miliband.

    Hilary wants to get secret money out of politics. Does anyone believe her shit ?

    Why does she look like she's just come from being the vicar at the local church?
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Whats with Hillary's Dog collar? Not sure looking like Philip Seymour Hoffman in "Doubt" is a winning look.
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    AndyJS said:

    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
    Indeed but I think very little will stop him now, provided he beats Cruz in South Carolina he should then sweep most of the Super Tuesday states
    It looks like the unthinkable will happen: Trump will be the GOP candidate. Opposition to him completely divided.
    Yep, much like Corbyn his opponents were too busy squabbling amongst themselves
  • MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 53,270
    Pulpstar said:

    She's less inspiring than Ed Miliband.

    I remember when Hillary read extracts from her autobiography on Radio 4. She even managed to make her own life story sound deeply boring.
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    Hillary bashing now free trade, saying that other countries are taking advantage of america.
    Her speech is like a mix of Sanders and Trump.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
    Indeed but I think very little will stop him now, provided he beats Cruz in South Carolina he should then sweep most of the Super Tuesday states
    I agree but depends on his tone. He could win or lose this on how he goes.
    His opposition is so hapless he would have to have the mother of all meltdowns for that to happen
    Lets see what he says. This is his moment. Will he take it?
  • AndyJSAndyJS Posts: 29,395
    edited February 2016
    Looks like Bush spent about £1,300 for each vote he received (assuming the current trend continues).
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    Hillary is such a tick box politician.
  • MikeSmithsonMikeSmithson Posts: 7,382
    I've just cashed out on Betfair's GOP market. Now all in the green thanks to move on Kasich.
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 22,823
    stjohn said:

    Blimey. Bill Clinton looks a bit odd. His head is too big for his body. Has he lost a lot of weight? Is he unwell?

    He's 69 years old and has had heart surgery three times.
  • Danny565Danny565 Posts: 8,091
    edited February 2016
    Hillary is much stronger going on the social inequalities IMO (blacks, women, etc.). Whether you like her or not, no-one can deny she was ahead of her time when it comes to women's rights especially.

    No-one's going to believe she's going to be more of an attack dog on Wall Street than Sanders.
  • stjohnstjohn Posts: 1,890
    viewcode said:

    stjohn said:

    Blimey. Bill Clinton looks a bit odd. His head is too big for his body. Has he lost a lot of weight? Is he unwell?

    He's 69 years old and has had heart surgery three times.
    He looks a lot older. I didn't know about the repeated heart surgery.
  • Plato_SaysPlato_Says Posts: 11,822
    This meme has me crying with laughter.

    And top marks for whomever made The Onedin Line crack. :smiley:
    YossariansChild said:

    Gilmore now 24 votes now 0.1% HAVE THAT doubters

  • williamglennwilliamglenn Posts: 52,944
    edited February 2016
    She almost worked herself up into a Howard Dean scream at the end.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    29.5% reporting

    Donald Trump 25,345 votes (--) 34.1%
    John Kasich 12,193 votes (-13,152) 16.4%
    Ted Cruz 8,644 votes (-16,701) 11.6%
    Jeb Bush 8,598 votes (-16,747) 11.6%
    Marco Rubio 8,006 votes (-17,339) 10.8%
    Chris Christie 5,635 votes (-19,710) 7.6%
    Carly Fiorina 3,146 votes (-22,199) 4.2%
    Ben Carson 1,859 votes (-23,486) 2.5%
    Other 910 votes (-24,435) 1.2%
    Jim Gilmore 37 votes (-25,308) 0.0%
    29.5% Precincts Reporting
    72,529 Votes
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
    Indeed but I think very little will stop him now, provided he beats Cruz in South Carolina he should then sweep most of the Super Tuesday states
    I agree but depends on his tone. He could win or lose this on how he goes.
    His opposition is so hapless he would have to have the mother of all meltdowns for that to happen
    Lets see what he says. This is his moment. Will he take it?
    The voters have said it for him!
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    Carson behind Fiorina. He might drop out, could help Cruz.
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    Sanders speaking now.
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 22,823
    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    YossariansChild said:

    HYUFD said:

    MarqueeMark said:

    Just finished writing a TV pilot, been out the loop.

    So Trump didn't fail to win tonight and his bid is not effectively over. Did I miss anything else? Certainly looks like Trump has taken a very large hammer and smashed the rest of the Republican field into sub-atomic particles. Quark!

    The Trump victory speech should be quite a spectacle after last week, smug does not begin to cover it!
    Aye its all about how he reacts now.
    Indeed but I think very little will stop him now, provided he beats Cruz in South Carolina he should then sweep most of the Super Tuesday states
    I agree but depends on his tone. He could win or lose this on how he goes.
    His opposition is so hapless he would have to have the mother of all meltdowns for that to happen
    Lets see what he says....
    He's Donald J. Trump. He'll say something boastful about himself and make fun of his opponents. You were expecting Thomas Aquinas?

  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    edited February 2016
    YossariansChild said:

    Hillary is such a tick box politician.

    Maybe but she is lucky Rubio has crashed tonight, Trump or Cruz are her ideal opponents
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 124,736
    edited February 2016
    Sanders now speaking
    http://abcnews.go.com/politics/election
  • stjohnstjohn Posts: 1,890
    Now Sanders. Another old looking man ....
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    Pulpstar said:

    Carson behind Fiorina. He might drop out, could help Cruz.

    He won't, he left for S.Carolina today.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    edited February 2016
    Plato_Says said:

    This meme has me crying with laughter.

    And top marks for whomever made The Onedin Line crack. :smiley:

    YossariansChild said:

    Gilmore now 24 votes now 0.1% HAVE THAT doubters

    As much as I love you Plato (and I do) I feel your level of mockery at the GILMOREAGASM now erupting over the face of NH now its reached 37 votes reveals the total lack of awareness that one who dwells in facts can only imagine.
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    edited February 2016
    As Sanders speaks about billionaires and super packs, his lead hit 20%, 59-39 now.

    Sanders: "YUUUUGE"
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    The average Bernie donation to his campaign is something like $30. What he's done so far is remarkable.
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 22,823
    Plato_Says said:

    This meme has me crying with laughter.

    And top marks for whomever made The Onedin Line crack. :smiley:

    YossariansChild said:

    Gilmore now 24 votes now 0.1% HAVE THAT doubters

    Thank you. I wasn't sure anybody would get it. It was either that or Adam Sandler
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    33.8% reporting Gilmore reaches the nervous 40s will he be able to raise his bat? such a dream can only live amongst the pure of heart.

    Donald Trump 27,915 votes (--) 34.2%
    John Kasich 13,374 votes (-14,541) 16.4%
    Ted Cruz 9,590 votes (-18,325) 11.7%
    Jeb Bush 9,332 votes (-18,583) 11.4%
    Marco Rubio 8,762 votes (-19,153) 10.7%
    Chris Christie 6,097 votes (-21,818) 7.5%
    Carly Fiorina 3,537 votes (-24,378) 4.3%
    Ben Carson 2,021 votes (-25,894) 2.5%
    Other 978 votes (-26,937) 1.2%
    Jim Gilmore 40 votes (-27,875) 0.0%
    33.8% Precincts Reporting
    75,642 Votes
  • Plato_SaysPlato_Says Posts: 11,822
    I can't get over how few votes he's getting. Surely he'd tally more simply by mistake.
    viewcode said:

    Plato_Says said:

    This meme has me crying with laughter.

    And top marks for whomever made The Onedin Line crack. :smiley:

    YossariansChild said:

    Gilmore now 24 votes now 0.1% HAVE THAT doubters

    Thank you. I wasn't sure anybody would get it. It was either that or Adam Sandler
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    DEMOCRATS 31.8% reporting

    Bernie Sanders 48,146 votes (--) 60.4%
    Hillary Clinton 30,922 votes (-17,224) 38.8%
    Other 616 votes (-47,530) 0.8%
    31.8% Precincts Reporting
    79,684 Votes
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  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    edited February 2016
    Pulpstar said:

    The average Bernie donation to his campaign is something like $30. What he's done so far is remarkable.

    If only Corbyn can copy him in style, a lot to learn from Sanders.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    35.4% reporting Gilmore now on 45 (one boundary son its all it needs don't blow it now!)

    Donald Trump 28,344 votes (--) 33.7%
    John Kasich 13,599 votes (-14,745) 16.2%
    Ted Cruz 10,154 votes (-18,190) 12.1%
    Jeb Bush 9,747 votes (-18,597) 11.6%
    Marco Rubio 8,822 votes (-19,522) 10.5%
    Chris Christie 6,385 votes (-21,959) 7.6%
    Carly Fiorina 3,789 votes (-24,555) 4.5%
    Ben Carson 2,097 votes (-26,247) 2.5%
    Other 1,090 votes (-27,254) 1.3%
    Jim Gilmore 45 votes (-28,299) 0.1%
    35.4% Precincts Reporting
    86,976 Votes
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    edited February 2016
    Marco Rubio just 0.2% behind Bush now...
  • MTimTMTimT Posts: 7,034
    Plato_Says said:

    I can't get over how few votes he's getting. Surely he'd tally more simply by mistake.

    viewcode said:

    Plato_Says said:

    This meme has me crying with laughter.

    And top marks for whomever made The Onedin Line crack. :smiley:

    YossariansChild said:

    Gilmore now 24 votes now 0.1% HAVE THAT doubters

    Thank you. I wasn't sure anybody would get it. It was either that or Adam Sandler
    Isn't that already twice as may as he got in Iowa? Fastest improving campaign?
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    Sanders couldn't be more different than Hillary in speaking style.
    He is full of passion and clarity, Hillary is too cold and vague.
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 78,663
    MTimT said:

    Plato_Says said:

    I can't get over how few votes he's getting. Surely he'd tally more simply by mistake.

    viewcode said:

    Plato_Says said:

    This meme has me crying with laughter.

    And top marks for whomever made The Onedin Line crack. :smiley:

    YossariansChild said:

    Gilmore now 24 votes now 0.1% HAVE THAT doubters

    Thank you. I wasn't sure anybody would get it. It was either that or Adam Sandler
    Isn't that already twice as may as he got in Iowa? Fastest improving campaign?
    Yuuuge momentum.
  • YossariansChildYossariansChild Posts: 536
    35.4% WTF Jim has lost 3 votes!!!! Fing bookies fixing it it so he doesnt get the 50! ICCSORTITOUT its wat OLIGARCHYISABOUT

    Donald Trump 28,215 votes (--) 34.0%
    John Kasich 13,599 votes (-14,616) 16.4%
    Ted Cruz 9,944 votes (-18,271) 12.0%
    Jeb Bush 9,427 votes (-18,788) 11.4%
    Marco Rubio 8,822 votes (-19,393) 10.6%
    Chris Christie 6,154 votes (-22,061) 7.4%
    Carly Fiorina 3,671 votes (-24,544) 4.4%
    Ben Carson 2,049 votes (-26,166) 2.5%
    Other 1,051 votes (-27,164) 1.3%
    Jim Gilmore 42 votes (-28,173) 0.1%
    35.4% Precincts Reporting
    89,720 Votes
  • SpeedySpeedy Posts: 12,100
    Pulpstar said:

    Marco Rubio just 0.2% behind Bush now...

    With 35% in Bush is 1000 votes or 1% ahead of Rubio and 400 behind Cruz.
  • Danny565Danny565 Posts: 8,091
    Ben Jacobs ✔ @Bencjacobs
    No one at Trump booing Bernie at all. Hillary was ferociously heckled by people here.
  • Danny565Danny565 Posts: 8,091
    Ooft - "I'm going to New York City tonight, but I won't be holding a fundraiser on Wall Street"
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