Really? Tell that to the Harvard Law Review, perhaps they failed third grade social studies.
Posted on 02/01/2016 7:26:20 PM PST by Haiku Guy
CRUZ 28 Trump. 24 Rubio. 23
I salute Rubio for doing that well. Probably drained more from Trump than he did from Cruz.
...and you make my point.
I misunderstand nothing.... I figure you support Trump
Really? Tell that to the Harvard Law Review, perhaps they failed third grade social studies.
bfl
The big question in South Carolina and the other Southern primaries is will Southern Baptists support the New Yorker Trump. Trump the man that has never asked God for forgiveness.
Harvard Law Review hasn’t been the same since Barack Obama.
Your Trump was talking big and insulting everyone, especially Cruz. He swallowed a YOOOGE humble pill, but his supporters like you are still hoping his “lead” in NH holds up.
Fortunately, Cruz will carve him like thanksgiving turkey and Rubio the hyena will join in afterwards.
An important victory, now on to New Hampshire. If Trump wins in NH, I see a very long campaign for the nomination.
Why?
So glad Jeb fell to 6th.
Your candidate ... lost.
“It’s not Donald Trump that defines natural born citizen. Anyone over 40 learned it in 3rd grade social studies.”
Is also taught in course books for naturalization classes published by the department of justice.
That was the plan before donald went after citizenship
And with a “squeaker” of just over a single percentage point, either Rubio tied for second or Trump tied for third. Point of view will dictate which.
Grassroots Matter.
Trump is 22 points ahead of Cruz in New Hampshire, where conservative Christianity is a total non-starter. It's an extremely socially liberal state, one of the first to legalize homosexual marriage.
There's a regional element at work. New England is culturally closer to New York than it is to Texas (those New York values). Cruz's best scenario in New Hampshire is to exceed expectations to generate momentum going into South Carolina, which he has a chance of winning. But I don't see how he gains more than a few points in New Hampshire, the evangelical bench isn't that deep. RINO Rubio is the real threat to Trump there.
Good question. Trump people keep saying it, but without any evidence. Seems to me this is the year almost anyone can beat either Bernie or Hillary. Bernie’s an acknowledge socialist and Hillary will have been referred for an indictment by election day.
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