Donald Trump To Run For President in 2016!!!!!!!!

**d2bets** · 03-08-16, 11:50 PM

Originally posted by mcdonae101

That's weird, I thought it would have moved 40+ in favor of trump with the Michigan and Mississippi results

And ballpark it's Trump -190, Cruz +600. So that still leaves a lot of room (like 18%) for someone else (at a contested convention).

**mcdonae101** · 03-08-16, 11:54 PM

Originally posted by MoneyLineDawg

They were expected wins for him

Yes, but not by the margin he won by in Michigan

**DwightShrute** · 03-08-16, 11:55 PM

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**opie1988** · 03-09-16, 12:01 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

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Awesome video!!

**DwightShrute** · 03-09-16, 12:03 AM

Originally posted by opie1988

Awesome video!!

fantastic!

**Andy117** · 03-09-16, 12:04 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

so? Are you high?

what does that have to do with anything?

He isn't saying if elected President the USA won't or can't do business with China or any other country. Give your head a shake.

He's not exactly leading by example with that one. It's a classic do as I say, not as I do.

**DwightShrute** · 03-09-16, 12:09 AM

Originally posted by Andy117

He's not exactly leading by example with that one. It's a classic do as I say, not as I do.

no its not. far from it. Nothing to do with leading by example. Some of you politically correct folk listen to these far left or far right numbskulls and repeat their idiotic statements.

**Andy117** · 03-09-16, 12:15 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

no its not. far from it. Nothing to do with leading by example. Some of you politically correct folk listen to these far left or far right numbskulls and repeat their idiotic statements.

What does this have to do with political correctness?

**DwightShrute** · 03-09-16, 12:25 AM

Originally posted by Andy117

What does this have to do with political correctness?

maybe the wrong choice of words but back to the original point ... your reply makes no sense to me. Trump isn't telling you anything you don't know about how the Chinese devalue their currency and how they are killing the US in trade. We all know this and we have known it for years. Trump having a few shirts made there is irrelevant. Its a classic deflection. Trump bought a pair of shoes made in Italy also so I guess he isn't qualified to be president because he should have supported a shoe manufacturer in the US.

**15805** · 03-09-16, 12:29 AM

Originally posted by MoneyLineDawg

Rubio 4.8% in Mississippi......9.1% in Michigan

BURIED

9.1 in Michigan that's pretty good for Rubio. Expect another silly victory speech.
What a disaster Rubio has become, in the 3 states in the continental USA Rubio
will not have earned 1 delegate.

**d2bets** · 03-09-16, 12:34 AM

Originally posted by 15805

9.1 in Michigan that's pretty good for Rubio. Expect another silly victory speech.
What a disaster Rubio has become, in the 3 states in the continental USA Rubio
will not have earned 1 delegate.

It's all about Florida for Rubio. If he loses, he's a complete embarrassment. If he wins (all 99 delegates), then he closes in on Cruz's delegate count and the race is reset. Tonight was pretty meaningless. It's all about Ohio and Florida on March 15. If Trump wins both, it's all over but the shouting. Cruz would get killed in the April races. Toast.

**Andy117** · 03-09-16, 12:41 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

maybe the wrong choice of words but back to the original point ... your reply makes no sense to me. Trump isn't telling you anything you don't know about how the Chinese devalue their currency and how they are killing the US in trade. We all know this and we have known it for years. Trump having a few shirts made there is irrelevant. Its a classic deflection. Trump bought a pair of shoes made in Italy also so I guess he isn't qualified to be president because he should have supported a shoe manufacturer in the US.

A consumer buying a product is very different than a manufacturer choosing to have products made overseas.

**DwightShrute** · 03-09-16, 12:47 AM

Originally posted by Andy117

A consumer buying a product is very different than a manufacturer choosing to have products made overseas.

and?
again ... so what if a businessman has some clothing made overseas? Trump spends money all over the world and people in those countries stay at his hotels at home and abroad and they also buy other things he sells. He employs thousands at home and abroad.

Has absolutely nothing to do with leading by example now that he is running for president.

**Andy117** · 03-09-16, 12:59 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

and?
again ... so what if a businessman has some clothing made overseas? Trump spends money all over the world and people in those countries stay at his hotels at home and abroad and they also buy other things he sells. He employs thousands at home and abroad.

Has absolutely nothing to do with leading by example now that he is running for president.

If you don't see the hypocrisy of Trump ripping Ford for building plants in Mexico while at the same time having his products made in Mexico and China then you never will.

**DwightShrute** · 03-09-16, 01:04 AM

Originally posted by Andy117

If you don't see the hypocrisy of Trump ripping Ford for building plants in Mexico while at the same time having his products made in Mexico and China then you never will.

because there is no hypocrisy. sleep on it. think about it.

**larco15** · 03-09-16, 01:23 AM

Originally posted by d2bets

It's all about Florida for Rubio. If he loses, he's a complete embarrassment. If he wins (all 99 delegates), then he closes in on Cruz's delegate count and the race is reset. Tonight was pretty meaningless. It's all about Ohio and Florida on March 15. If Trump wins both, it's all over but the shouting. Cruz would get killed in the April races. Toast.

Nothing is going well for d2bets in Florida.

**15805** · 03-09-16, 01:30 AM

Now it's on to Hawaii. I looked at the demographics of Hawaii, less of a white population
than any state in the union 23% wow. The dominant ethnic group in Hawaii is japanese
24%. Being that Trump is campaigning to take away jobs from Japan & bringing them back
home I don't think his message is resonating there so it's probably a contest between the
3 alsorans & I don't think Trump cares.

**King Mayan** · 03-09-16, 01:53 AM

Originally posted by Andy117

If you don't see the hypocrisy of Trump ripping Ford for building plants in Mexico while at the same time having his products made in Mexico and China then you never will.

He's a dumbfukk what do you expect... Trump has tapped into the dumbfukks...

**DwightShrute** · 03-09-16, 02:26 AM

Originally posted by King Mayan

He's a dumbfukk what do you expect... Trump has tapped into the dumbfukks...

oh the irony.

**Dr.Gonzo** · 03-09-16, 02:39 AM

**Mr KLC** · 03-09-16, 07:49 AM

I'm watching Morning Joe this morning, and I see Donald Trump being interviewed. The one interviewer keeps talking about deportation, and asking, "What about the children?" Trump never really answered the question, to avoid the trap it looked like she was trying to set. This kills me when I hear them ask this question. If I live in Texas all of my life, and I am forced to leave because I can only find a job in Tennessee, do people start asking me about what am I going to do with my children? Hell no. It's common sense that I take them with me. It sucks for my kid who had all of those friends in Texas, and has to be uprooted, but it is what it is. The illegal aliens that brought their families here are faced with the same circumstance, except that are going back to their shithole country. It sucks for everybody involved, but the law is the law.

**frogsrangers** · 03-09-16, 09:37 AM

Anyone who says last night wasnt big for Trump is a retard

**Optional** · 03-09-16, 09:43 AM

THE science is settled: Trump can’t be stumped.

The controversial billionaire has an 87 per cent chance of defeating Hillary Clinton in November, and a 99 per cent chance of defeating Bernie Sanders.

That’s according to the Primary Model, a statistical analysis model developed by Stony Brook University political science professor Helmut Norpoth, which has correctly predicted the last five US elections since it was introduced in 1996.

**d2bets** · 03-09-16, 09:47 AM

Originally posted by frogsrangers

Anyone who says last night wasnt big for Trump is a retard

He got less than 50% of the delegates last night. He had 43% going in to last night. He needs over 50% to secure the nomination. He still has not won a single race with a majority of votes. Not a single one.

**frogsrangers** · 03-09-16, 09:50 AM

Originally posted by d2bets

He got less than 50% of the delegates last night. He had 43% going in to last night. He needs over 50% to secure the nomination. He still has not won a single race with a majority of votes. Not a single one.

Because we are still in proportional states. Unless you are winning these states by 50% of the vote there wont be much delegate separation. This is how the establishment designed it to stop movement candidates and rig the scales for well funded establishment goons.

But we are now moving to winner take all states in which Trump is set up very well. He is the easy favorite in Florida with 100 winner take all delegates, favorite in Illinois and their winner take most, favorite in proportional North Carolina, and will make a major play for Ohio and Missouri. No other candidate is set up to win more than 1 state next Tuesday.

**opie1988** · 03-09-16, 09:51 AM

Originally posted by Optional

THE science is settled: Trump can’t be stumped.

The controversial billionaire has an 87 per cent chance of defeating Hillary Clinton in November, and a 99 per cent chance of defeating Bernie Sanders.

That’s according to the Primary Model, a statistical analysis model developed by Stony Brook University political science professor Helmut Norpoth, which has correctly predicted the last five US elections since it was introduced in 1996.

Americans ready to MAKE OUR COUNTRY GREAT AGAIN!!!

**mcdonae101** · 03-09-16, 10:14 AM

Originally posted by d2bets

He got less than 50% of the delegates last night. He had 43% going in to last night. He needs over 50% to secure the nomination. He still has not won a single race with a majority of votes. Not a single one.

He has 71 of the 150 from last night, but on google only showing 144 declared, so there r 6 left, I assume he will get 3-4 of those. So that will be 50%. But that's beside the point, he is murdering for a 4 man race, he will not lose Ohio and Florida, last night to me helped prove that. Kasich was making play in Michigan and didn't even come close. Rubio not showing up in any state will hurt him going into Florida imo. This primary is over, there will be no convention, Tuesday will be it for all other candidates. Anyone who thinks trump didn't do better than expected last night is smoking crack.

**d2bets** · 03-09-16, 10:18 AM

Originally posted by frogsrangers

Because we are still in proportional states. Unless you are winning these states by 50% of the vote there wont be much delegate separation. This is how the establishment designed it to stop movement candidates and rig the scales for well funded establishment goons.

But we are now moving to winner take all states in which Trump is set up very well. He is the easy favorite in Florida with 100 winner take all delegates, favorite in Illinois and their winner take most, favorite in proportional North Carolina, and will make a major play for Ohio and Missouri. No other candidate is set up to win more than 1 state next Tuesday.

No question, next Tuesday is critical. He needs to clean up like you say.

**Scorpion** · 03-09-16, 10:20 AM

the biggest loser last night was mitt romney not lil marco

**smoke a bowl** · 03-09-16, 10:27 AM

Originally posted by d2bets

It's all about Florida for Rubio. If he loses, he's a complete embarrassment. If he wins (all 99 delegates), then he closes in on Cruz's delegate count and the race is reset. Tonight was pretty meaningless. It's all about Ohio and Florida on March 15. If Trump wins both, it's all over but the shouting. Cruz would get killed in the April races. Toast.

Semi meaningless as far as delegates go but not meaningless when showing that the Trump train is still on the tracks and moving full speed ahead.

**DwightShrute** · 03-09-16, 10:34 AM

Originally posted by Scorpion

the biggest loser last night was mitt romney not lil marco

**bruceBRUCEbruce** · 03-09-16, 10:37 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

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Trump's campaign announced they will take PAC money down the stretch
there goes that "not for sale" selling point

**Dr.Gonzo** · 03-09-16, 10:58 AM

Originally posted by bruceBRUCEbruce

Trump's campaign announced they will take PAC money down the stretch
there goes that "not for sale" selling point

People will come to Trump begging him to take their money with zero obligations, simply to stop Hillary.

**khicks26** · 03-09-16, 11:32 AM

Voting for someone who corrupts, because they can't be corrupted. How fuked up are American voters. Have we become this desperate?

Trump will be a fuking disaster, god help us all if he becomes President.

**DwightShrute** · 03-09-16, 11:39 AM

Originally posted by khicks26

Voting for someone who corrupts, because they can't be corrupted. How fuked up are American voters. Have we become this desperate?

Trump will be a fuking disaster, god help us all if he becomes President.

Disaster? What do you call Obama?