Posted on 03/10/2016 8:12:55 PM PST by UMCRevMom@aol.com
**DRUDGE POLL** WHO WON THE 12TH REPUBLICAN DEBATE '16? TRUMP 55.54% (63,629 votes)
CRUZ 37.37% (42,813 votes)
RUBIO 3.61% (4,140 votes)
KASICH 3.47% (3,977 votes)
Total Votes: 114,559
:-)
there IS evidence of that possibility. Even on FR.......
Carries a lot of weight for folks who didn't watch the debate but read Drudge.
Probably a lot more of them than watched the debate and by word of mouth they spread it to their friends that Trump lost, etc, etc.
The lie becomes truth to a bunch.
He doesn’t bother me that much, but then I haven’t watched him lately either.
Cruz is desperate. He has a great ground game in place, but his strongest states have already voted. He’s dumped Florida now and is moving onto Missouri, Illinois and North Carolina. Keep the Promise, the main cluster of independent groups backing Cruz, is preparing to spend $4.1 million in a quartet of states that vote on March 15.
You’re right and I agree!
He’s pure RINO, pure GOPe, gone to the leftie dark side of the party. He’d make a good running mate for the cackling one.
I may be wrong, but I just don’t see Ted winning much from here on out.
He fooled me a bit up until now, because of these dang caucuses.
I never realized how corrupted they were.
That may sound like sour grapes, but Trump was poling very well in those states. Then the caucuses came and went, and Cruz won them.
I don’t care if Ted wins on an up and up, but if the GOPe controls delegates, and then controls the vote, how is that fair?
I don’t honestly know what else to make of those caucuses other than that.
Now there are mostly primaries, and they stay pretty close to the polling figures.
It doesn’t look good for Ted now. As you say and I just did, his best states are behind him.
We’re headed into Tuesday, and that could be a real wipeout. We’ll see.
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley who was instrumental in "stealing" the 1960 election from Nixon. Bill Daley is also brother to the current Chicago Mayor, Richard Daley, Jr.
In the aftermath of 1960 virtual non-election, investigators were alarmed by the fact that on election eve the Republicans were leading in Illinois but Daley’s operatives were withholding the results of a large number of precincts for some worrisome reason.
Then, when Kennedy was just four electoral votes shy of winning the presidency, all of the missing Chicago precincts mysteriously reported at the same time, turning the tide in favor of Kennedy.
There were 68 million votes cast in the 1960 election. The margin between the Republicans and the Democrats (Nixon and Kennedy) was a trifling 113,000 (less than 2/10 of one percent!) in favor of Kennedy.
A subsequent investigation of vote fraud in Illinois and Texas revealed the following:
Fannin County, Texas had only 4,895 registered voters. BUT 6,138 votes were cast, 75% of which went to Kennedy.
Angelina County, Texas: In one precinct, only 86 people voted yet the final tally was 147 for Kennedy, 24 for Nixon.
But Texas refused to conduct a recount. The Texas Election Board consisted entirely of Democrats, and the Board certified John Kennedy the winner in Texas.
Illinois: News reporters witnessed so much voter fraud by the Democrats that the Chicago Tribune stated "the election of November 8 was characterized by such gross and palpable fraud as to justify the conclusion that [Nixon] was deprived of victory." (As quoted by the Washington Post.)
The Republican National Committee filed a lawsuit challenging the Chicago results. Not coincidentally, the lawsuit was assigned to the courtroom of a judge known to be friendly to Daley and the Democratic party, Circuit Court Judge Thomas Kluczynski. After predictably dismissing the Republican suit, Kluczynski was rewarded by "President" John F. Kennedy with an appointment to the federal bench.
Well, all right.
I’ll agree with you!
“in the name of Glenn Beck and “I would stab Trump with a knife” stuff and whatever it takes in the name of the Lord.”
Beck really shouldn’t be on air now. Neither of us would be.
I hope someone only gives him plastic sporks and sweeps anywhere he is for sharp things.
Megyns' days of playing hide the ball are over!
Imagine Trump and Vlad in the Oval Office. Mano a mano. A real staring contest.
At least they’d respect each other.
Very much so!
Thanks for looking that up.
I also remember that Nixon objected to a long fight over the nomination that would have looked much like Gore did vs Bush.
His reasoning was that the nation needed to be confident in it’s leadership or some such.
I didn’t see that mentioned in there, but it has been talked about over the years. I believe it to be true.
Check this out:
http://www.toledoblade.com/frontpage/2000/11/10/Nixon-said-no-to-recount-in-1960-outcome.html
Right, we’ll see.
Cruz came across rather mean tonight while Trump was very much in control.
I think Cruz thought he was being assertive, but he got it wrong.
Despite the stacked audience clapping and woo-hooing for Rubio and Cruz, viewers watched a very impressive Donald Trump.
Are you ready.
Following Kennedy’s inauguration, the U.S. Department of Justice performed an inconclusive investigation into the accumulated evidence of voter fraud.
The head of the DOJ was none other than U.S. Attorney General Bobby Kennedy, brother of you-know-who.
Thanks for the mention.
I really do need to watch that...
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