Kasich surge in Maryland 31%, Cruz 22% - Desperate Trump agrees to Megyn Kelly interview

Source: NYT
Published: Apr 26, 2016
Author: NYT
Post Date: 2016-04-26 19:24:08 by Hondo68
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"Donald Trump Agrees to an Interview With Megyn Kelly, Fox News Says

Kasich surge in Maryland?


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http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results

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#1: Pinguinite    To: hondo68 (#0)

Kasich surge in Maryland?

AKA Cruz plummet it Maryland, possibly.

Trump's support may not have changed.

Pinguinite posted on 2016-04-26 20:11:23   Reply   Private Reply


#2: Hondo68    To: Pinguinite (#1)

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president

Conn, MD, PA, called for Trump. RI looking very Trumpish too.

Sanders looking strong in RI, 61% to 39 Hillary.

Hondo68 posted on 2016-04-26 20:16:22   Reply   Private Reply


#3: Vicomte13    To: hondo68 (#2)

Unscientific poll from two Connecticut polling stations. (They moved mine, so I went to the old one, waited while they futzed around and couldn't find my name. Then they told me my district had moved to the library, so I went there later and voted.)

At the first one, 7 people came in at the time I was there. 6 went to the Republican table and picked up ballots. Only one Democrat.

At the second, while I was there there were five people there. 4 were voting the GOP ballot, only one the Democrat ballot.

In my mixed town (60/40 Democrat/Republican), in my short sample periods, there was a lot more Republican interest than Democrat.

My wife got up early today to go vote for Bernie. She can't stand Hillary.

Vicomte13 posted on 2016-04-26 20:24:01   Reply   Private Reply


#4: sneakypete    To: hondo68, *Hypocrisy and Hypocrites*, *Politics and Politicians*, *2016 The Likely Suspects* (#2)

Sanders looking strong in RI, 61% to 39 Hillary.

That has to be the most unreported fact of any political campaign in history. Here we have the Democratic party favorite,the wife of a former president,being beaten like a rented mule in some precincts by another candidate that isn't even a Democrat.

If this were a non-Republican beating a registered Republican and party favorite for the Presidential nomination,it would be all the media could talk about.

sneakypete posted on 2016-04-26 21:05:44   Reply   Private Reply


#5: nolu chan    To: hondo68 (#0)

Bullshit meets the voting booth.

FOX News, 9:55 PM

(In)          T       K       C       T over C

69%     CT    59.6    26.5    11.7    +47.9

99%     DE    61.1    20.0    15.9    +45.2

41%     PA    57.9    18.5    21.3    +35.6

99%     RI    64.5    24.1    10.2    +54.3

40%     MD    55.1    22.0    19.2    +35.9

Average margin of Trump over Cruz = 43.98 points.

Cruz finished dead last in 4 out of 5. In the fifth race, Cruz finished 2nd, 36.6 points behind Trump.

Trump won statewide in Pennsylvania, and won every county by double digit margins.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-26 22:31:39   Reply   Private Reply


#6: Hondo68    To: nolu chan, Kasich Rubio, *2016 The Likely Suspects* (#5)

Ohio short order cook moves up to second place.


Bullshit meets the voting booth.

Megyn Kelly will knock small hand Donald right out of the race!

And then the head hunters move in....

Kasich/Rubio delegate rustlers

Hondo68 posted on 2016-04-26 23:21:29   Reply   Private Reply


#7: nolu chan    To: hondo68 (#6)

Megyn Kelly will knock small hand Donald right out of the race!

Not a chance. Megyn has a sit down interview special scheduled with the PRESUMPTIVE NOMINEE Donald Trump. Trump makes lots of money for the networks. Kelly will not screw up again.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-27 00:37:48   Reply   Private Reply


#8: Vicomte13    To: hondo68 (#0)

"Desperate" Trump?

More like "Desperate headline".

Vicomte13 posted on 2016-04-27 11:57:41   Reply   Private Reply


#9: Pinguinite    To: Vicomte13 (#8)

More like "Desperate headline".

Yes indeed. It was created before last nights results came in.

It seems safe to say the primary season is effectively done, as in, stick a fork in it. At least on the R side. Except for the possibility of a Clinton indictment, it's pretty much over on the D side too.

Pinguinite posted on 2016-04-27 12:08:12   Reply   Private Reply


#10: Vicomte13    To: Pinguinite (#9)

It seems safe to say the primary season is effectively done, as in, stick a fork in it.

I don't think so. I think that the billionaires have to start coming out to the partisans making it clear that THEY think it's over, and that Trump is the man.

As long as house stewards like Cruz and Kasich think they're doing the bidding of rich and powerful people, they'll fight on and on.

For it to be effectively over, it would be best for Trump to win Indiana. That would make him nominee. If that doesn't happen, then Trump needs to win California and New Jersey. He will, but it has to be clear.

Now, it would be grand if Cruz got the message and dropped out today. But it's more likely that Cruz will agree to be Kasich's Veep and fight on...unless the billionaires move first.

Vicomte13 posted on 2016-04-27 14:34:00   Reply   Private Reply


#11: GarySpFC    To: Vicomte13, ALL (#10)

I'm listening to Trump on C-Span give one heck of a great speech. It was his best yet, and very, very presidential. He sounded like RR.

GarySpFC posted on 2016-04-27 20:59:27   Reply   Private Reply