The Socialists win: http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?year=2016&fips=40&f=0&off=0&elect=1

Hillary won American Samoa.

It's now statistically impossible to beat Cruz in Alaska. gg Trump.

I like this thread.

good job /news/ team.

>>26556
Next up is Ohio, which could be bigger than Super Tuesday in some ways.

>>26507
What is it exactly?

>>26785
The defeat of Rubio but the pandering GOP will still prop him up.

>>26507
As a Virginian this really disappoints me. I thought that there was much more of an informed electorate, especially with so much of our electorate being involved with DC and government affairs, but this has been quite the eye opener.

>>26847
I'd be proTrump if it wasn't for the New York Times Tapes incident...

>>26859
Is this sarcasm? Why does that change your vote? I'm genuinely interested.

>>26866
Because the cornerstone of the Trump campaign is that he'd get serious about the illegals issue but it turns out that he would not pursue the issue and see it more as a backburner issue - that's not how he's been campaigning like in front of the masses, but in closed doors he doesn't care.

>>26867
Why are illegals such a big issue for you? I honestly don't understand how people think they make such a massive impact on our economy/social affairs. A lot of people are convinced that illegal immigration is somehow the source of all the problems in the U.S.

For instance, I worked with a lot of Northerners who lived in the countryside, and they absolutely despised Mexican immigrants, even though I doubt they've ever met a Hispanic person in their life. (For those who doubt me, I know Northerners who have never even met a black person either)

There are much larger issues at hand in our politics than what we decide to with the Mexicans in our country. There are policies that will make 10-20 times difference on our economy and daily life more so than immigration.

>>26872
Did you know if we built the wall we would long term save money and man power we waste there? It's also our biggest vulnerability, see the syrians caught in South America with fake passports. What do I know though only worked in one of the 3 letter agencies. I'm sure you know better.

>>26883
>our biggest vulnerability
Why are you so scared of other countries? Of course refugees were trying to escape to other countries using fake passports. They want to get out of a bomb clustered, chemwarfare infested, broken country. Every single one of us would do the same thing given the chance.

The fact that you think that all these refugees are anti-American terrorists who are going to travel all the way from South America, then band up together, and travel all the way up through the US border is part of the problem. It's "border-line" Conspiracy theory.

>Agency experience
I know several agency members too and I was Navy myself. I know the type of dialog and mantra a lot of the guys in there have. It's similar to the CIA guys who know Edward Snowden was absolutely right for everything he said, yet they're still apologetic towards security hawk policies.

>>26883

Walls can be climbed. There's more than one way into this country. If you really want to solve the immigration problem you have to eliminate the viability of undocumented workers with reasonable costs and government benefits.The problem isn't going to go away otherwise.

Basically it's like me buying cheap shit from China. I'll stop when it stops being a good deal for me.

>>26872
He's the one making a big deal about them, not me, but lying behind closed doors is a major issue.

>>26891
This is what Trump is going to do - Promise to allow Mexico not to pay for our wall as long as they promise to give us EVERY LADDER THEY HAVE IN THE ENTIRE NATION. Then it doesn't matter how short our wall is. This is the kind of negotiation skills we don't have in office these days. We don't have them in our Capital, folks.