[Windflier]

FR Caucus discussion ping

[Lonely Bull]

Table 1: Free Republic Caucus 2016 threads, most recent 15 days

Date	Voting thread	Discussion thread	Results [on www.hotr.us]	Sequence no.
3/05	[link]	[link]	[available later]	46
3/04	[link]	[link]	[link]	45
3/03	[link]	[link]	[link]	44
3/02	[link]	[link]	[link]	43
3/01	[link]	[link]	[link]	42
2/29	[link]	[link]	[link]	41
2/28	[link]	[link]	[link]	40
2/27	[link]	[link]	[link]	39
2/26	[link]	[link]	[link]	38
2/25	[link]	[link]	[link]	37
2/24	[link]	[link]	[link]	36
2/23	[link]	[link]	[link]	35
2/22	[link]	[link]	[link]	34
2/21	[link]	[link]	[link]	33
2/20	[link]	[link]	[link]	32

Table 2: tables with older threads

Dates	Table	Sequence nos.
2/17 - 3/02	[link]	29-43
2/10 - 2/24	[link]	22-36
2/03 - 2/17	[link]	15-29
1/27 - 2/10	[link]	8-22
1/20 - 2/03	[link]	1-15

[sargon]

I see that the caucus numbers from March 4 are showing another bump for Trump. In the past couple of weeks, it's gone from 2-to-1, to 3-to-1, and now has increased to 80% Trump/20% Cruz, or 4-to-1.

And given the impeccable conservative makeup of this site, I can only presume that this portends a very good next couple of weeks for Donald Trump with the remainder of GOP voters.

Stick a fork in Cruz, he's done.

Maybe if Cruz stops doing things like shamefully and disingenuously playing the race card against Trump, he might have a shot at the VP slot...

[MaxFlint]

Kasich surges to over one percent!

Cruz... all time low.

[jobim]

Interesting that last night, after the most brutal attack in American TV history of a
presidential candidate by three candidates, three panelists, and on the heels of one
nationally telecast diatribes by the nominee from the last election, on this night Trump
score the greatest margin of victory on the FR caucus.

It was so vile that it seems many are rising up to say: No, you the Establishment
will not have the final say!

[SMGFan]

Are a vast majority of Cruz supports both here on FR and outside of FR ready to vote for Trump in November if he wins the nominations? Or will they stay home as voters did rather than support Mc Cain or Romney in 2008 and 2012?

[Pollster1]

The list we’ve lost: Bush, Carson, Christie, Fiorina, Gilmore, Graham, Huckabee, Pataki, Paul, Santorum (and others earlier, such as Walker) includes some very good men, several of whom would have been good presidents but were ineffective campaigners. All we need to do is add Rubio and Kasich to that list, and I’ll be happy no matter what the outcome.

I’ll miss Carson. I hope he will stay involved and in the news. The establishment and the media have a say in whether he will succeed, and I hope they will make the right choice. I am not optimistic.

[T. P. Pole]

What I’m wondering is who in the world stays up until after midnight just to get their vote in. There’s over 100 votes between midnight and 2am. Why aren’t they just waiting until they check in in the morning? This is unusual behavior. Makes me think there is more to this than meets the eye.