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[–] geovoat 1 point 3 points (+4|-1) ago  (edited ago)

No.

Over 400 delegates now and on track to have 1237 before convention.

Rubio will soon have to concede and Cruz cannot win in the upcoming states new York, new jersey, or Pennsylvania.

Kansas and Maine and Kentucky were closed rublican establishment caucuses. Maine is literally bush country.

Trumps leads there at the beginnign of the tallying today were off the charts. 45% in louisianna. The finally counts represent the maximum fraud the establishment could muster as they triedto fake votes at the end to counter his lead . Literally yesterday's polls should trump up by 8 in kansass of 3pm in Kansas and 5 hours later he loses Kansas so the loss was establishment caucus fraud.

Your RCP poll shows the fraud too and matched the early counts until they started adding fudge to the later reported counties to try to beat trump.

Yet trump still won by big margins in Kentucky and louisianna.

Don't forgot the balck box voting machines controlled by the republican establishment are still in use . They still add 5% or so of fraudulent votes to all these races against trump.

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[–] scrotums 2 points 1 point (+3|-2) ago 

Yet trump still won by big margins in Kentucky and louisianna.

3 or 4 points is "big"?

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[–] geovoat ago  (edited ago)

Sorry kyboard is screwy

His number s were huge att he first counts. Then we saw delays in reporting and numbers begin to cloe as the core fix was attempted. The have to know how much to corect the later nmbrs by how.much he was winnin in the first repored counties.

This is how Mike connell did it I Ohio in 2004. We know that from the court testimony under oath and the man in the middle attack diagram.

Except they seem to have had a lot of problems. Perhaps some uncooperative plates who see through their bullshit ( mike Connell did to xsave the unborn" because they made him think bush was a born agai Christian baby saver.) Bit no one beleives the establishment any more so its harder to get cooperation. Trump lead was over 10 points in early returns. Hte fradsters sa it and in the back room are trying o negotiate with faucas toalers to fake and they realize they willhave to fake a lot. And they get nervous. Then Jefferson county came in which islargely black if my memory serves me mad rump even won there so it was over.

Thad my gutfeeling why yo saw narrowing.

The als poll in Kansas at 3pm had trump 8pts ahead.

What we saw was what we thought would happen. They would try to fix it but trumps lead as so ovewhelming they couldn't..

That's why it is so important hat ever voter getout and overwhelm the polls.

Ale Jones with rogr stone has been doing a virtually daily new s piece on it.

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[–] scrotums ago 

2) Cruz got a Ben Carson boost from the christcucks. Most of the evangelical states are done, though.

Maine is one of the least religious states in the country and Cruz nearly got a majority there. That can't be good for Trump.

I know, it's a caucus, but still.

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[–] Reddit_is_4_fagz 1 point 2 points (+3|-1) ago  (edited ago)

No. Some states are just full of okies, but they don't matter much. Okies like Ted Cruz like they like Walmart. Nobody knows why, they just do. A booger-eating televangelist snake oil salesman from Canada is a candidate made in okie heaven. Now, okies may be okies, but they are indeed Americans – and fittingly, they have the right to vote for their own okie choice in their own okie state. To me that's OK, granted they stay right where they are.

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[–] Kleyno 1 point 1 point (+2|-1) ago 

I don't think so; if that were true, the Establishment wouldn't be freaking out and attacking him left right and centre at the moment. If they thought Cruz could win on his own, they wouldn't be planning to try and steal the nomination from Trump either.

But anyway, a loss is a loss, so we'll see moving forward.

At least his campaign still has a hope in hell, unlike Bernie.

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[–] facepaint ago 

Yes. The crowd thinned out, and that is part of why he stood out so well. If the two other dropped out and endorsed another, say Cruz, I think Trump would have a much more difficult time.

As an example, Trump was leading on the surveys prior to the election in Kansas by a 6 point spread, but still lost by 24 points.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/ks/kansas_republican_presidential_caucus-4322.html