He isn't going to get the 1237.
your mom got 6.5 last night
>>70084041
lil white boy dick
is this the Cruz meetup?
>>70084076
>not little Asian dick
If you're going to ironically shitpost, do it right
>>70084076
>>muuuuhhhhh dik
>>70084008
Its looking less likely yeah, but its been looking less likely for 2 weeks. We'll see what happens, predictions are worthless and a lot can change very quickly
>>70084008
I did some math and it turns out that even if Trump were to only get half of all the remaining delegates from each state besides California and New York, he still comes out above the needed delegates to become to nominee. Tonight's loss isn't problematic. I didn't even factor in the three delegates he gained from Ohio
>>70084076
lynch!
So if he's 24 delegates short but still way fucking ahead of everyone else you think they're just going to pick someone else?
>>70084076
>>70084008
We know Mr. Trump. Poor Rato.
How many unbound delegates will there be for the first ballot? Assuming most don't go to trump but I'm sure he will get some too
>>70084008
He'll still win the convention. It's going to go like this:
>Rebublicans: We're going to nominate X
>Trump: I won the most votes & delegates. If you nominate X I'll run as a third candidate and you'll lose the election
>Republicans: We're going to nominate Trump
>>70084375
If he was 1 delegate short everyone's delegates would get wiped clean
But he will get the 1488!
>>70084603
why hasn't every single Republican done this
>>70084603
Head of the RNC hasn't taken too kindly to Trumps third party threats. If he did this at the convention it'd be over for him.
>>70084742
>Head of the RNC hasn't taken too kindly to Trumps third party threats
They'll be pissed, but they'll fall in line.
#1 Because they don't want to lose
#2 Because they're tools. That's why I everyone hates them in the first place.
>>70084725
>why hasn't every single Republican done this
Because other Republicans don't have a credible threat because they're not popular enough.
And even if they did. The guy that won the most votes has the strongest claim to the nomination.
>>70084968
>they don't want to lose
They'd rather lose than see trump be their nominee
>>70085045
>they'd rather see hillary than trump
I guess we'll find out, but I doubt it
>>70084655
underrated
>>70085103
Based off their rhetoric that seems to be the case
even if ge gets the nomination the electoral college wont let him win
>>70084968
>>70084742
I'm convinced the RNC would rather have Hillary win than Trump.
>>70084008
You're right.
He will get at least 1238.
Something will have to happen to destroy Cruz. There needs to be a scandal. DC Madam, etc...
>>70085103
Think about it. With a Dem in the White House everything will be their fault and Republican congresscritters keep their jobs.
>>70085216
I do wonder if Bernie manages to steal the Democratic nomination from Hillary who the RNC would rather win.
Bern to death or freeze to death for cuckservatives eh?
>>70085923
Sander's is not that bad, despite all the rhetoric you constantly hear around here. If / when Trump implodes, then well.. just saying.
>>70085216
And that's how the US became a 3 party country.
Democrat and Republican parties are both very tortured alliances with extremely weak candidates and unhappy bases, neither can risk a third party cropping up, especially with how easy and cheap it would be to form a party in the information age.
trump is a bad dog, he needs training
>>70084008
HERE COMES BOOGER BOY
>Trump won't run
>Trump isn't serious
>Trump will fade away soon
>Trump has reached his ceiling
>Trump can't get 1237 delegates
>>70086099
I know he's not bad m8 he's about as anti-establishment as Trump but a bizzaro world reflection of him. Thing is the main thing GOP establishment prefer with Hillary is the stability to the current system (i.e. congressmen in the GOP keep their jobs) and the fact that she will play ball with Republicans like Bill did and not seek to crucify them and their money interests. Sanders is a tad more radical then Hillary and if his little revolution takes hold its probably the end of the establishment for both parties.
>>70086099
Go the fuck back to where the fuck you came from, shill
>>70085595
Generally, losing an election is bad for congressional job security. Getting creamed in an election from a split ticket is political suicide.
