New Hampshire Primary…

[Shadow01]

I think at this point there's no such thing as a 'unifying' candidate, I don't want to run a RINO just to appease the weak independents.

Only the passive talk of the need to unite. People I talk to want nothing to do with uniting and everything to do with eliminating the left from having a voice or a place at the table. Some have no limits on how that is achieved.

 

[Ingomike]

Last minute polls were pretty close in both states. People have figured out how to poll better with Trump. Don’t lock yourself in a bubble.

From the polling- this highlights the problem with Trump. He’s winning older Republicans and rural Repuicans big. He’s still drowning in the burbs, with young voters, and with independents. You don’t win without this group.

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This just was not borne out by the results of the NH primary results. That Trump won decisively when the majority of voters were not even republicans clearly counters that point.

“Now MSNBC's Steve Kornacki, who generally seems to be straight about his stats, had some more surprising numbers about how many Republicans voted in the Republican primary, how many were undeclared, and how many were something else. Shockingly, the majority were NOT Republican. The majority — 53 percent — were "independent" (45 percent) or Democrat (8 percent). Only 47 percent were Republicans.”

Yikes: Steve Kornacki Explains Just How Many 'Republicans' Voted in NH Republican Primary

redstate.com

 

[KG1]

Only the passive talk of the need to unite. People I talk to want nothing to do with uniting and everything to do with eliminating the left from having a voice or a place at the table. Some have no limits on how that is achieved.

The left has been doing this to the right for years. The right has started to fight back.

 

[HKFaninCarmel]

It was always going to be Trump's nomination to lose. He's not going to lose.

Like it or not get used to it.

Not going to lose the general or the primary?

This just was not borne out by the results of the NH primary results. That Trump won decisively when the majority of voters were not even republicans clearly counters that point.

“Now MSNBC's Steve Kornacki, who generally seems to be straight about his stats, had some more surprising numbers about how many Republicans voted in the Republican primary, how many were undeclared, and how many were something else. Shockingly, the majority were NOT Republican. The majority — 53 percent — were "independent" (45 percent) or Democrat (8 percent). Only 47 percent were Republicans.”

Yikes: Steve Kornacki Explains Just How Many 'Republicans' Voted in NH Republican Primary

redstate.com

ohh, guess Trump doesn’t have an Independent problem. Prob just the deep state and Venezuela.

 

[KG1]

Not going to lose the general or the primary?
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What do you think "nomination" means? You don't get nominated in a general.