Super Saturday Thoughts, VANITY

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/la/louisiana_republican_presidential_primary-4074.html ^

[PA-LU Student]

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/docs/2016/Gravis_Louisiana_Republicans.pdf

[Shelayne]

Yep.

[libbylu]

Seems like a movement to me. Who ever thought Cruz would win 46% in Maine.

[Baldwin77]

THE GOP GIVETH AND THE GOP TAKETH AWAY

[over3Owithabrain]

It’s the brokered convention plan working itself out. I don’t know how anyone cannot see it plainly at this point, it’s not being hidden.

Cruz was the useful part of the plan Saturday. Kasich is next. Already a poll out from nowhere with him leading Michigan when previously he was 30 points behind Trump there. Then he gets the Reagan kid endorsement. Really?

I understand Cruz supporters being hopeful and wanting him to win but that isn’t the plan.

This election is being rigged and stolen by the powers that be that will only accept their establish!ent guy or Hillary.

[John W]

I don’t know. Trump can kind of create his own ceiling just by being Trump.

[Baldwin77]

That’s why I say: THE GOP GIVETH, AND THE GOP TAKETH AWAY.

The GOP is using Cruz. If he overtakes Trump, they’ll destroy him like a knife through hot butter.

[HotHunt]

Okay, that theory could work for Cruz winning the primary. But then we have the next step...he's got to go up against Hillary Clinton in the general. He is too wedded to the far-right, conservative evangelical crowd to be able to expand his base popularity and win the election.

So it will be as usual. We get to the general election and the democRATS beat us every time. Trump is the only one who can throttle Hillary and win.

[jaydee770]

“...Kansas GOP had a closed Caucus...”

As it should be. If a dem (or green, or independant, whatever) voter decides they want to participate in another party’s *primary* election, then they should *at least* have to change their voter registration to the other party to prevent “operation chaos” shenanigans. Anything else is insanity. If they are *truly* enamored of the other party’s candidate -or- are finally coming to their senses and want to vote *against* the dems, then a registration change should not be a difficult decision at all. If you are sick of the media picking your candidate, why would anyone suddenly be ok with the democrats picking your candidate? It defies all manner of logic and reasonableness.