--- In Memory Of Ben Carson's Presidential Campaign. --- You survived Super Tuesday! --- March 5 Maine Republican Caucus Louisiana Primary Nebraska Democratic Caucus Kansas Caucuses Kentucky Republican Caucus March 6 Maine Democratic Caucus Puerto Rico Republican Primary March 8 Hawaii Republican Caucus Idaho Republican Primary Michigan Primary Mississippi Primary March 12 Northern Mariana Islands Democratic Convention District of Columbia Republican Convention March 15 Missouri Primary North Carolina Primary Illinois Primary Northern Mariana Islands Republican Caucus Florida Primary Ohio Primary March 19 Virgin Islands Republican Caucus March 22 Idaho Democratic Caucus Arizona Primary Utah Caucuses March 26 Hawaii Democratic Caucus Washington State Democratic Caucus Alaska Democratic Caucus --- Beware the Ides of March, Bernie! (Those March 15 primaries might prove your end.) Ohio or Bust! (Don't get your hopes up, John.) Viva Rafael Cruz! (Seriously, that's his real name.) Onward Donald Drumpf! (Make America hate again!) You're a winner, Marco! (If you count participation trophies.) And Hillary ... uh ... (You're just not that funny.) --- Don't worry, GOP! Super Willard To The Rescue --- --- Endure! Despair! Suffer! --- This ain't ending anytime soon. --- Play nice. -- and -- HAIL GRIMES!
State of the GOP Primary Primaries - "The Titanic hit an Iceberg! We're sinking!" GOP - "Strike up the band and make them play super loud! That should solve the problem!"
Don't worry. Rubio will be back on top as soon as they "unskew" the delegate numbers and factor in "THE math" that Karl Rove likes to tout.
LA primary tomorrow, I believe. About 4 weeks ago I read that Bernie was opening his first office in the state. That does not bode well for him.
He never had a real chance there anyway. Why? Well ... But this weekend he's probably got a shot in Kansas, Nebraska and Maine. Indeed, I'm sure he takes the majority in at least two of those. On March 8, he has no shot in Mississippi. He acts like he has a shot in Michigan. His supporters surely think he's got a shot. But I don't see that happening at all. It won't even be close. After that, it's pretty bleak for him. March 15 will be brutal. But this weekend we'll be treated to Bernie has "momentum" stories -- all of which are bullshit, the product of a momentary stretch of states offering him favorable demographics.
So any guesses? I'd say Trump gets Maine, Kentucky and Louisiana. Cruz gets Kansas. Rubio gets a moral victory speech.
For the GOP this weekend ... Maine Republican Caucus = Trump Louisiana Primary = Trump Kansas Caucuses = Trump Kentucky Republican Caucus = Trump Puerto Rico Republican Primary = I have no idea.
From your keyboard to God's ears! Today we need America to be great again and come out to vote for Donald "the mole" Trump!
Everybody aboard the Rubio bandwagon! Cruz 50.3%Trump 24.5%Rubio 13.7%Kasich 9.9%12% reporting in the Kansas GOP caucuses https://t.co/L2e7R1UK8b pic.twitter.com/lftXBIWCuR— POLITICO (@politico) March 5, 2016
CRUZ! CRUZ! CRUZ! If you don't like Donald Trump's extremism, it's time to join Cruz's message of reason and moderation!
Must have been about six months ago somebody asked me who I thought would win the GOP nomination. I said Ted Cruz. The Trump happened. But I really think, if not for Trump, Cruz would be winning this thing.
Rubio deserves some credit for Cruz going on this little run. He really gave Trump's ears a good boxing though he may have destroyed his owned reputation in the process.
I can't believe Cruz is the reasonable, measured designated alternative to the Donald, or that I'm actually going to cheer him on as he takes on Trump.
Is there something about Maine I didn't know? I always had the impression it was a moderate to liberal state like all the others in the New England area. Hardly Cruz country.