Kasich camp on Trump's poll woes: Told you so

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[ChicagoConservative27]

John Kasich suspended his run for president nearly two months ago, but his campaign is still arguing that he, and not Donald Trump, would be the best candidate to take on Hillary Clinton. On Wednesday, the Ohio governor's top political adviser trumpeted a new round of polls that showed Kasich besting Clinton in swing states — and showed Trump getting decimated.

“Under a modeled electorate, Trump loses every swing state by 6-12 points. Governor Kasich wins 6 out of 7 swing states. Speaker Ryan wins 2 out of 7 swing states,” wrote John Weaver, Kasich’s former senior campaign adviser, in an email to supporters. “This data is just further proof that Governor Kasich is the most popular Republican politician in the nation today and it underlines why his efforts to help our U.S. Senate and House candidates are so very important.

[fortheDeclaration]

What a clown!

[Lurkinanloomin]

Ryan, Rubio, Stefanik, Cotton,
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Don’t know Stefanick, but the rest are Cheap Labor Express stooges and need to be removed from office before they give away the country.

[Stentor]

Kasich camp

Why am I picturing a pop up trailer and a galvanized tub filled with ice and Iron City.

[sailor76]

Cruz & Kasich make me never want to vote R again. They are losers and probably traitors too.

[bassmaner]

Last I heard, Kasich is still the governor of Ohio, the state that's hosting the GOP convention.

One of his main duties as governor is CinC of the Ohio National Guard. This puts him front and center at the convention: regardless of his opinion of the presumptive nominee, it's his decision to call out the NG to counter any riots (not 'protests') that would be instigated by the usual leftist suspects.

IMO, if he does anything short of ordering the NG to put the boot on those a$$holes, then *someone* is paying him off for a 'stand down'.

[Marie]

When Cruz dropped out and Trump jumped in the polls, it was noted (over and over again) that Trump was just getting a bump in the polls because that’s what happens when the nominee is picked. The candidate has a jump, then things settle down after a few weeks.

Clinton got her delegate number and became the clear nominee, but there was a week of confusion because Sanders was staying in the race. So it took a little longer for the Democrats to accept reality.

She’s just getting the normal bump that happens every time a candidate becomes the nominee.

Yet, not ONE of these news yokels will ever mention that fact. With Trump, they drove that point home for weeks and shrugged off positive poll after positive poll.

With Clinton, they take any poll that shows her up very, very seriously.

So dishonest!

[dragnet2]

You post some interesting articles. Like this one:

“Ronald Reagan’s Son: My Dad Wouldn’t Support Trump”

[GOPJ]

Many of us will NEVER vote for another Establishment Republican ... the old days of hold your nose and pull the lever are over.

If Kasich got the nomination I would NOT vote for him...I'd campaign against him. I would express hatred for him.

I would stay home. Same for Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush... hell would freeze over before I'd vote for any of those three. We got their damn CHEAP LABOR EXPRESS message and their 'holier than thou' contempt for traditional Americans... the three of 'em can go eff themselves. Never darken my door asking for a vote... or a dime.

[SoFloFreeper]

ok, well, then we’ll have to agree to disagree.

I am not of the idea to throw everyone under the bus if they’re not perfect. We would have never had a Republican or conservative President in our lifetime if that were the case. :)