>/pol/'s face when Rubio drops out, and Cruz wins the nomination
RUBIO FOR CRUZ GROUPIE
Wouldn't his supporters flock to Kasich before Cruz? Cruz still tries to position himself as anti-establishment.
>yfw Cruz drops out and most of his supporters go for Trump
>>66672160
Most of them would just give up on voting in the primary.
What will happen with those delegates Rubio has? Could they vote for Cruz?
>Cruz drops out before Rubio.
>Most of his voters are anti-establishment.
>Don't want an establishment darling like Rubio in.
>Go to Trump.
>Rubio drops out before Cruz.
>Most of his supporters are secular.
>Don't want an extremely religious candidate like Cruz in.
>Go to Trump.
I really don't see how either dropping out would do more harm to Trump than good, I honestly think it's wishful thinking on behalf of the media/establishment.
The lengths of these bars are skewed. Trump's bar should be longer in relativity to Cruz's.
>>66671876
what happens to delegates should anyone drop out?
>>66671876
But that's wrong, leaf. How little you know of America.
The type of states Cruz could win are behind us. We're headed to the great lakes region and west coast now. Cruz does not play well there.
Rubio dropping makes Kasich a stronger alternative, which will keep the negative Trump votes from going to Cruz.
>>66671876
>All of Rubios votes will go to Cruz
I doubt that it would work like that, Trump got a suprisingly large number of votes from Bush, so I wouldn`t be suprised if a number of rubots have him as their second preference.
>>66672970
They still go to the convention. If nobody wins in the first round they can vote for whoever.
>>66672508
No it isn't.
Half the distance between Cruz and Rubio (75) is roughly equal to the distance between Trump and Cruz (84)
>>66674273
It is roughly, but not perfectly. I checked in photoshop. Cruz, Rubio, and Kasich are pixel perfect in relativity to each other. Trump is missing a good five pixels.
Retarded here. What happens this far in when someone that has delegates drops out? The delegates get ignored, or do they redistribute them?
Liberals would be butt lasted into eternity
He's more conservative then Trump
>>66674654
They are free to vote from the rest of the candidates, but the candidate dropping out, especially at the late state, will usually endorse another candidate.
Usually, most of the candidate's delegates will vote for whoever is endorsed, but they aren't obligated to do so.
>>66674710
He's also an establishment, Romeny2.0 neo-con shill that would handily lose to Clinton
>>66674710
>then
Why do so many yanks get this wrong? Is it because then and than sound similar when you pronounce it.
>>66674964
I don't think so
Conservatives will come out in record numbers and hopefully vote for a single candidate, while libshits will be split between Hilldog and the Cult of Bernie
>>66675211
We could care less about the proper spelling.
>>66675211
Typing on phone while taking a shit
>>66671876
>yfw Kasich wins the nomination
Why is Canada so obsessed with Ted Cruz? He's going to build a wall to keep the Canadians out just like Trump will.
>>66674654
When Rubio drops out tomorrow, his delegates will go to the last man standing that isn't Trump.
I think that's what you're asking.
Whatever you say OP.......... Whatever You Say......
>>66676020
How about we raid /r/SandersForPresident?
>>66675675
If Rubio drops out tomrrow, then a brokered convention is impossible - Trump wins.
In order for a brokered convention to pick the winner, all three non-Trump candidates need to stay strong. It's really on Kasich's back at this point, because Cruz already blew his easy states. Romney shilling for Kasich proves this - the greasy little mormon is desperate to preserve his legacy of losing to a president that hates USA.
Kasich needs to get a shitload of delegates up north. These states have low population, which means he clearly needs more than one state. Cruz will not win west coast, Rubio will not win non-spic states. North is Kasich's territory, but in order to even get a brokered convention to happen Kasich must to better in his own easy zone than Cruz did in his.
Can the 4th place candidate get more delegates out of small states than the 2nd place got in large states? Half of Republicans and 100% of Democrats seem to be betting their hopes and dreams on this happening.
>>66676326
BUT WAIT THERES MOOOOORRREEEE
>>66676326
Start an account and begin infiltrating. Raids are outdated.
>>66675660
canada has been shilling for trump nonstop
this is literally the first post from a canadian supporting ted cruz I've seen
if it's even support
>>66676724
>this is literally the first post from a canadian supporting ted cruz I've seen
>>66672410
this
everyone thought jeb(!)'s voters would go rubio
>implying rubio supporters will all go to Cruz
Do you remember what happened when Jeb fell? Or any of the other establishment cucks?
Everyone's second choice is Trump. Rubio supporters probably don't want Cruz because he's an evangelical
>>66672410
You for got the option where Trump drops out because someone hurt his feelings (Seriously! he skipped a debate because one of the moderators was "rude" to him)
In that case Cruz wins nomination.
Hillary will drop out overt her email scandal
Cruz Vs Sanders
Sanders wins.
Mfw
>>66676724
Its because we know he will come and save us.
>>66676643
ebin
