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Would a loss be the best outcome for the GOP if Trump is nominee?

Would a loss in November be best if Trump is nominee?

  • Yes

    Votes: 14 58.3%

  • No

    Votes: 10 41.7%
  • Total voters
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clownboy said:
In your dreams. Lyin Ted now has to go back to work, we'll see how long he still has a job.
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Your superhero doesn't need Cruz's voters like your's truly. I know Trump's got it in the bag by a landslide. Why Trump will even carry New York state over Hillary, right?
 
SDET said:
Your superhero doesn't need Cruz's voters like your's truly. I know Trump's got it in the bag by a landslide. Why Trump will even carry New York state over Hillary, right?
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Sour grapes taste yucky.

Really, even the folks at RedState were saying Cruz had to drop out if he loses Indiana - or - lose his future as a conservative leader in the party.
 
clownboy said:
Sour grapes taste yucky.

Really, even the folks at RedState were saying Cruz had to drop out if he loses Indiana - or - lose his future as a conservative leader in the party.
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Cruz need to refocus his efforts to save the US Senate. If you want us to remember not to leave the top of the ballot blank, you'll drop the Lyin' Ted crap.
 
I think it's best to see what the actual outcome of the election is before people start trumpeting about win/lose scenarios.

You Dems shouldn't count your chickens before they hatch. The GOP has already made that mistake in the current campaign :coffeepap:
 
Captain Adverse said:
I think it's best to see what the actual outcome of the election is before people start trumpeting about win/lose scenarios.

You Dems shouldn't count your chickens before they hatch. The GOP has already made that mistake in the current campaign :coffeepap:
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Either way, more Republicans in the Senate advances the conservative cause.
 
SDET said:
Would a Trump loss result in a stronger GOP long term?
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In the much longer term yes. Only if the GOP uses it as a chance for a reformation. The union between Reaganism and Social Conservatism is dead and frankly Reaganism might be dead too (with Trump having pulled the trigger).
 
RetiredUSN said:
Hillary or trump...................bend over.

I would love to drink a beer and play golf with Donald, but I do not want him representing my country. But, I would rather have him over Hillary any day.
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My thoughts exactly

Trump is a wildcard....I have zero idea what he really will do

With Hillary there is NO doubt in my mind
 
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