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To: Vision Thing

Cruz will not be mathematically eliminated until and unless Trump mathematically locks up 1,237 delegates. That has not happened yet.


13 posted on 04/19/2016 9:26:44 PM PDT by Charles Henrickson (I choose Cruz!)
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To: Charles Henrickson

Why does Trump have to get 1237 but cruz doesn’t?


22 posted on 04/19/2016 9:33:11 PM PDT by Ceebass ( Ted Cruz = Thad Cochran)
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To: Charles Henrickson

Well, the painful elimnation that teddy suffered tonight for all the Cruznadian world to feel is he cannot reach 1237 himself.

Cruznadians wanna be like Pharisees about rules: use ‘em to their advantage even if it violates the spirit of those rules.


23 posted on 04/19/2016 9:33:23 PM PDT by Vision Thing (mathematically eliminaTED)
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To: Charles Henrickson
Cruz will not be mathematically eliminated until and unless Trump mathematically locks up 1,237 delegates. That has not happened yet.

OK, Mr. Limbaugh.

Got any more GOPe wisdom for us?

Allow me to rephrase:

Ted Cruz was mathematically eliminated from gaining a majority of delegates going into the convention.

In addition, he was also practically eliminated from any chance at the GOP nomination.

Please be advised that, given this new development, the American People will now turn their attention towards Donald Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee, defeating Hillary Clinton in the 2016 general election matchup.

You Cruz fanboys can keep playing with your Common Core math until reality comes crashing in.

I'm sure you'll follow the lead of your boss, Ted Cruz, when he tells you that playtime is over, and it's time to join the grownup's table.

Ted Cruz has lost. He will have been mathematically eliminated after the next Tuesday or two. His only hope was to get the nomination at a contested GOP convention, which would irreparably splinter the party, and guarantee a GOP defeat in November.

Simply put, that's not going to happen. Not even the crooked GOPe is that stupid.

Ted Cruz came in third place tonight, behind even John Kasich. Third. That's an epic fail.

Expect that to be repeated next Tuesday.

Enjoy clinging to your fantasy that Ted Cruz is a viable general election candidate.

The GOPe is a fickle old slut. Don't be surprised when she doesn't give you the happy ending you're hoping for.

Vote Trump

30 posted on 04/19/2016 9:39:02 PM PDT by sargon (No king but Christ!)
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To: Charles Henrickson

Uh, no. Faulty math, faulty reasoning.


45 posted on 04/19/2016 9:50:44 PM PDT by Fhios (Going Donald Trump is as close to going John Galt as we'll get.)
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To: Charles Henrickson

“Cruz will not be mathematically eliminated until and unless Trump mathematically locks up 1,237 delegates.”

Per your logic, we ought to still have 17 candidates in the race. According to you, none of them have been mathematically eliminated, right?


54 posted on 04/19/2016 10:02:40 PM PDT by Windflier (Pitchforks and torches ripen on the vine. Left too long, they become black rifles.)
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