Before heading off to Missouri for a campaign stop candidate Donald Trump will be holding a press conference in West Palm Beach Florida with former candidate Dr. Ben Carson. The press conference is scheduled for 9:00am EST:
The professional political apparatus have worked earnestly to try every scheme, angle and manipulative dirty trick in the book to eliminate the frontrunner of the republican presidential primary. Despite spending hundreds of millions, the GOPe have consistently failed; due in large part to a more in-tune electorate well aware of their ploys.
Last night the Miami-Dade debate returned to a more civil confrontation, and candidate Donald Trump benefitted from the shift. Mr. Trump reminded the republican audience in the auditorium and at home that millions of newly engaged people were joining the party, switching party registration, and aligning with the republican insurgency he’s leading.
The RNC had previously done an autopsy on their historic failings; and Trump reminded the entire party apparatus he was bringing into the tent exactly the coalition they previously identified as necessary.
There was/is a large sense of irony in Trump delivering where the republican party has failed, and yet the party itself seemed less than accepting of the new, more broad, coalition. In his opening statement, Trump put them on notice. (more…)
This appears to be the last statistically valid poll of Florida provided by Suffolk University (full pdf below). Donald Trump leads with 36%, followed by Rubio at 27% and Ted Cruz at 19%.
Within these polled stats you find the “Block Trump” motive for Cruz to pull out of Florida and hope his supporters shift toward Rubio. It is better for Cruz (now) if Rubio wins Florida and doesn’t allow Trump to extend his delegate lead.
Senator Cruz has never had a strong position in Florida and was reluctant to make any outlay into the state until the GOPe (Bush) donors stepped up to pay for it.
Much like John Kasich in Ohio, Senator Marco Rubio remains in the presidential primary acting solely as a tool to block Donald Trump – neither Kasich nor Rubio have any actual path to the nomination for their own candidacy. (more…)
The #12 republican primary GOP debate is tonight at 8:30pm EST on CNN. The stakes are high for all of the candidates. Florida is the home state for Senator Marco Rubio and he’s currently behind in most polls.
The Florida primary is March 15th along with Missouri, Illinois, Ohio and North Carolina. Those five (“Super-Tuesday 2.0”) states will deliver winner-take-all delegates which could effectively end the candidacy of almost all current contenders.
CNN is broadcasting the debate live at 8:30pm. The debate is sponsored by CNN, The Washington Times and The Salem Media Group.
- CNN is the propaganda outlet for modern progressive thought.
- The Washington Times represents the DC professional machine.
- Salem Media Group (Hugh Hewitt) is an advocacy group for Marco Rubio.
Senator Ted Cruz is anticipated to once again tag-team with Senator Marco Rubio and go nasty toward candidate Donald Trump. John Kasich will attack as needed.
Following a meeting of Wall Street donors and DC political strategists, the Cruz campaign has shifted strategy and announces a “Stop Trump” focus on North Carolina, Missouri and Illinois.
CNN shares some of in insider details as provided by Kellyanne Conway a CNN contributor, pundit and current head of the pro-Cruz Super-PAC Keep the Promise.
(Via CNN) […] Keep the Promise, the main cluster of independent groups backing Cruz, is preparing to spend $4.1 million in a quartet of states that vote on March 15: Missouri, Illinois, Ohio and North Carolina. It is passing entirely on Florida, Rubio’s home state, where he trails national frontrunner Donald Trump badly in polls.
“We’re no longer doing anti-Rubio ads in Florida, because it appears he can lose Florida all by himself,” said Kellyanne Conway, the group’s president. “He doesn’t need our help.”
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From the outset the broadcast media have intentionally not mentioned the weak technical campaign strategy of Ohio Governor John Kasich. The foundational reason for the lack of ground-work was simply that Kasich was never supposed to be a national GOPe candidate.
Just like Rubio in Florida, Pataki in Illinois, Gilmore and Fiorina in Virginia, Perry in Texas and Lindsey Graham in South Carolina, Kasich’s role was to block a momentum candidate by splitting the voting base in Ohio. Each of these candidates had a role to play in the GOPe road map for Jeb Bush.
However, when Donald Trump overwhelmed the “splitter strategy“, and eventually when Bush was forced to drop out of the race, the GOPe road-map shifted from “splitting” to “blocking“. John Kasich’s role shifting accordingly. Unfortunately, Kasich is not on all the ballots where the GOPe need has shifted. (more…)
Stuttering candidate Ted Cruz takes his GOPe rhetoric to new lows and tells CBN during an interview that Donald Trump supporters are “low information” and “not engaged”.
“Donald does well with voters who have relatively low information, who are not that engaged and who are angry and they see him as an angry voice.” (link)
It would appear lyin’ Ted is increasingly growing desperate as his odds of winning the GOP nomination are diminishing. Now we begin to see the true colors of a progressive DC insider who has stepped out from behind his mask.
In the past several days the attachment of Ted Cruz to the GOPe UniParty has been increasingly exposed to sunlight. (more…)
State election stats show the party changes seen in the first two months of 2016 are twice the number seen in all of 2013. Ditching and Switching !
CBS PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Nearly 46,000 Pennsylvania Democrats have switched to Republicans since the beginning of the year. According to Penn Live, some experts attribute the mass exodus to Donald Trump.
There’s even a title for the movement. It’s called “Ditch and Switch” and calls for lifelong Democrats to abandon the party, register Republican, and help ensure Trump’s place in the general election. (more…)
CNN has provided the full interview in a few segments.
Part One: