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Jewel Repetition posted:It means buckle up. Kasich smashing through and winning Wisconsin would be the most glorious "wtf"
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OAquinas posted:The excitement is dead. JEB٥৲
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Prof. Lurker posted:Exit polls: this is also good news for trump iirc
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70% of Wisconsin GOP support the Muslim ban.
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Schnorkles posted:Only 32% of Wisconsin voters are angry at Washington. These numbers were just shown on MSNBC 53% of GOP voters dissatisfied with Washington 54% of Democratic voters want to generally continue Obama's policies 31% of Democratic voters want more liberal policies 5% of GOP voters say Immigration is most important issue 32% of GOP voters are angry with Washington 53% of GOP voters dissatisfied with Washington 56% of GOP voters want the candidate with the most votes to win the nomination in Cleveland 42% of GOP voters want the delegates to pick someone else
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NEED TO KNOW INFO FOR WISCONSIN Type of contest: Open primary Last poll closes at 9 ET 42 delegates. Districts have 3 delegates each, all taken by their winner, and the 18 at-large delegates are all taken by the statewide winner. Watch CNN or Fox News here: http://www.stream2watch.co/live-now/live-tv/us/ Watch MSNBC here: http://www.livenewschat.eu/politics/ Whew.
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Slate Action posted:70% of Wisconsin GOP support the Muslim ban.  where did you see this number
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http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/live-republican-primary-exit-poll-analysis/story?id=38164180 This is one of the things that will persist even if Trump is not the next president. It's just the standard Republican position now.
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Slate Action posted:http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/live-republican-primary-exit-poll-analysis/story?id=38164180 Robert Morrow is the future of the party and there's nothing they can do to stop it It's loving glorious
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A succinct way to describe Wisconsin's style of delegate allocation is that margins don't matter. Just who wins the state and who wins each district.
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Jewel Repetition posted:NEED TO KNOW INFO FOR WISCONSIN Thanks
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Jewel Repetition posted:A succinct way to describe Wisconsin's style of delegate allocation is that margins don't matter. Just who wins the state and who wins each district. Good summary, thanks. I'm excited to see how this plays out. 
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New poll today. Survey USA Poll: California Republican Primary performed 3-30 to 4-3. 356 likely Republican voters. 5.3% MOE. Trump-40% Cruz-32% Kasich-17% Nothing too surprising, similar results to RCP average. I don't live in CA, but my guess, based on having played a lot of Grand Theft Auto V lately: Kasich will win the "Michael" parts of the state. Cruz will win the "Franklin" places. Donald Trump will do well in areas that are very "Trevor". William Bear fucked around with this message at 23:29 on Apr 5, 2016 |
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William Bear posted:New poll today. a 7-8 point win in California for Trump is enough to win most delegates at large there. Would be a big deal and probably necessary for 1237
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No Mans Land posted:Of course there is, but I never said there should be international sanctions on Mexico. You said that it is hard for nation-states to place barriers on the international movement of capital, and I brought up sanctions to show that that's not true. Actually the political cost to sustain the Iranian sanctions have being enormous and is contingent on not just the US but the EU and also Russia/China/Arab countries around it signing on and maintain said sanctions for a few years. The big differences is that without other countries signing onto whatever you are proposing it's trivial to evade your bans by going through intermediaries (again, I bring up the example of some guy who sends $50 to his friend in Jamaica who charges $2.50 and sends the rest to Mexico). There's also the fact that you aren't doing the sort of blanket ban on forbidding business/transfer of funds to Iranian entities so there's a lot of room to disguise remittances in the form of legitimate business transactions. While it's true you can crack down on those to some extent all you are really doing is driving up cost of transfers by whatever the rate for laundering money is. Like the Iranian sanctions are a really bad analogue for your argument. quote:They made do. The West has become very good at this. Mexican remittances are on the whole the same type of problem. Access can be denied if the thinking is creative enough. Sure, now tell me how much success the US have had in stop the laundering of drug money Typo fucked around with this message at 23:42 on Apr 5, 2016 |
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Did anyone post this yet? Sorry if so...it's one of the DC madam call logs. Highlighted portions are Cruz?  Edit: Damnit, sorry. I should have gotten all the way to the last page before posting.
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^^^^^^^^^^^ is hilarious because the logic is that a call from texas, a state of 26 mil ppl has to be from cruz
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I can't believe how excited I am about the Jeb campaign!
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I panicked and voted Jim Gimore.. Woops.
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pathetic little tramp posted:Has anyone tried dialing those numbers? brb if not arrested
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Upside Potential posted:I panicked and voted Jim Gimore.. Woops. I don't think I've ever heard of anybody accidentally inducting themselves into the illuminati before, but voting for Jim Gilmore (yes, even now) is actually the code. I'm not sure what they're doing for caucuses, maybe meeting up in the parking lot beforehand? Anyway, enjoy Bohemian Grove, I hear it's nice
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oh yeah, someone called the Wisconsin map of https://www.berniepb.com/ the "firebombing of Dresden" with how much it was lighting up yesterday, anybody have a gif? or failing that, random gifs of any of those states with lots of activity?
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William Bear posted:
Is this an Arrested Development thing??
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Apparently its over an hour lines in Wisconsin right now. Still can't beat my state of AZ  Also I found out my guardian is one of those republicans that is glad Ted Cruz is trying to ratfuck Trump out of votes and believes that if Trump is the nominee it will be the death of the party but doesnt think ittl be a big deal if trump is ratfucked out of it. edit: is the cuban mistress scandal dead now or has anything new popped up for it? I had to take a break of like a week or so from everything
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as halfway crooks posted:rip maoist pussy Finding somebody who takes scott alexander seriously always makes me lol
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Chrpno posted:Is this an Arrested Development thing?? He literally says Grand Theft Auto in the sentence before your quote begins
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GOP national poll - Ipsos/Reuters 4/1 - 4/5 - 568 RV Trump 40 Cruz 35 Kasich 19 "More than 70 percent of likely women voters said they had an "unfavorable" opinion of Trump, according to a rolling poll average for the five-day period ended April 5."
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Epic High Five posted:Robert Morrow is the future of the party and there's nothing they can do to stop it Robert Morrow is an anti-war anti-big business conspiracy theorist who wants to keep Austin weird. He does in fact own.
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pathetic little tramp posted:He literally says Grand Theft Auto in the sentence before your quote begins Oh thanks well that cleared that right up, best to get all that squared away
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Slate Action posted:GOP national poll - Ipsos/Reuters More unfavorable then the guy that wants them to die for having pregnancy complications Priorities.
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Slate Action posted:GOP national poll - Ipsos/Reuters whats cruzs unfavorably numbers? i assume he is on the same level as trump.
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RACHET posted:More unfavorable then the guy that wants them to die for having pregnancy complications I mean, trump's alternative is that women who get abortions should face whatever the legal penalty for murder is, up to and including the death penalty (?) in states that offer the death penalty, if roe v wade can be over turned. so being forced to die from pregnancy complications is kind of splitting hairs over your specific terms of fatality
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homeless poster posted:I mean, trump's alternative is that women who get abortions should face whatever the legal penalty for murder is, up to and including the death penalty (?) in states that offer the death penalty, if roe v wade can be over turned. so being forced to die from pregnancy complications is kind of splitting hairs over your specific terms of fatality Trump doesn't believe in that, he's pandering to idiots (religious conservatives) and took the republican stance to the logical conclusion and everyone blew up because he exposed what the Republican Party actually believes instead of whistling it. Cruz actually believes in that poo poo.
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No lesser evil here. The Republican primaries. A choice between the actively malicious and the evils of ignorance.
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remusclaw posted:No lesser evil here. The Republican primaries. A choice between the actively malicious and the evils of ignorance. which is which. they seem to be a mix of both depending on the issue.
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pathetic little tramp posted:He literally says Grand Theft Auto in the sentence before your quote begins More like a hop-on really
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Lum_ posted:have you considered that imperialism failed for a reason Seems like it was incredibly successful since it lasted for almost a century with little to no meaningful resistance for the class whose interests the empire was ruled in, everything worked out fine and dandy I don't understand what point you're making with regards to ending remittance payments and illegal immigration though?
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RACHET posted:Trump doesn't believe in that, he's pandering to idiots (religious conservatives) and took the republican stance to the logical conclusion and everyone blew up because he exposed what the Republican Party actually believes instead of whistling it. Cruz actually believes in that poo poo. it's so weirdly inconsistent because when he says things that are the logical conclusion of other conservative stances (build a wall across the border, ban muslims from America) he's heralded as the One True Conservative and every other GoP candidate trips all over their dick trying to play catch-up, but when he says that women who have abortions should be punished, somehow that's the thing that's unforgivable and even trump has to release 5 further statements clarifying that whoops he didn't really mean that. you know he has to be mega pissed that he could call Mexican immigrants drug-dealing rapists but his comments on abortion aren't immediately met with the most glowing praise
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