Doll Is Mine wrote:Yeah, I don't get Kasich right now.

To be fair, you never did and you never would or could under any circumstances.

well, right now it's probably only about 47% of each

jerseyhoya wrote:http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2016-03-18/john-kasich-is-wrecking-the-republican-party

In pretty strong agreement with this

I'm not as sure. The key is stopping Trump. If Kasich quits, SOME of his votes go to Der Fuhrious. But then, he could hurt in the winner-take-all states.

Kasich is the only adult CAPABLE of being president. He can hardly claim it at a contested convention if he quits now.

jerseyhoya wrote:Probably. But either way he's a good man who loves his party and his country, and he's doing the right thing even though the right thing is voting for a gross douchebag.

Yeah. Binders of wimmin and all, would have been nice to have a good man in that office

TomatoPie wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Probably. But either way he's a good man who loves his party and his country, and he's doing the right thing even though the right thing is voting for a gross douchebag.

Yeah. Binders of wimmin and all, would have been nice to have a good man in that office

We have one already!

Thank you for saying that, Pac. As bad as Trump has been, conservatives have been just as vicious with Obama for 7 years. Regardless of what one thinks of his policies, he's a patriotic American, a good and decent man and a loving father and husband. Plus he would never put his dog on top of his car!

I'm going to miss Obama.

To get the nomination, Kasich needs to get 106% of the remaining delegates. I imagine that's kinda hard to do.

Funny, just happened to stumble across this and came back here to this bit of conversation.

Is Barack Obama a nice person when there isn't a camera around?

Phan In Phlorida wrote:To get the nomination, Kasich needs to get 106% of the remaining delegates. I imagine that's kinda hard to do.

OR get it at a brokered convention.

:stillalive:

TomatoPie wrote:I'm not as sure. The key is stopping Trump.

Cruz's interest in a 2-person contest is selfish delusion. He knows he's as toasted as drumpf at an open convention. Kasich has to keep showing up and keep speaking plainly - and as sanely as he knows how - right through the last primary, and right on into the convention hall in Cleveland for what may be the last genuine Republican party convention in history.

Rs will have to actually make and communicate hard decisions about their organization's role in selecting a candidate for the nation's highest office, led by a guy whose chief talent is collecting checks.

jerseyhoya wrote:Probably. But either way he's a good man who loves his party and his country, and he's doing the right thing even though the right thing is voting for a gross douchebag.

Good to see him taking a stand by voting for the slightly less gross douchebag. He's an American hero.

The Republican party is such a mess.

A former Ron Paul campaign advisor was on Rachel Maddow's talking about Romney stealing some of this year's delegates. Huh?

Ashley Parker ‏@AshleyRParker
In which Trump questions Romney’s religion, in Salt Lake City: “Are we sure he's a Mormon? Are we sure?"

What the fuck

Doll Is Mine wrote:A former Ron Paul campaign advisor was on Rachel Maddow's talking about Romney stealing some of this year's delegates. Huh?

Going to need more context but the easy answer there is 'former Ron Paul campaign advisor'

pacino wrote:

TomatoPie wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Probably. But either way he's a good man who loves his party and his country, and he's doing the right thing even though the right thing is voting for a gross douchebag.

Yeah. Binders of wimmin and all, would have been nice to have a good man in that office

We have one already!

For real, people can complain about his politics, but I can't see how anyone complains about Obama the person.

I think he's a bit of a narcissist who occasionally thinks himself too pure when he's not at all, but he seems like a far better human being than any of the three people who appear like they have a realistic chance to be our next president.

jerseyhoya wrote:I think he's a bit of a narcissist who occasionally thinks himself too pure when he's not at all, but he seems like a far better human being than any of the three people who appear like they have a realistic chance to be our next president.

We need a "rolling my eyes" smilie.

I think the expression you're searching for DiM is: "Why, that's mighty white of you."