Las Vegas Advisor Menu
« LVA Forums « Vegas Free-for-All

Trump Takes New Hampshire

malibber2
malibber2
Feb 9, 2016
9:17am
Block User
New Hampshire has already been called for Trump, and it looks like his victory is going to be by a large margin. It is hard to tell how 2nd through forth is going to fall out exactly, but Kasich looks to be 2nd and Bush 3rd. The Rubio bot appears to have malfunctioned as he is performing poorly.

As I was typing this, the Democratic side was called for Sanders. In early results, he has a 12-point lead over Hillary.
Roulette Man
Roulette Man
Feb 9, 2016
9:59am
Block User
Quote
Originally posted by: malibber2
New Hampshire has already been called for Trump, and it looks like his victory is going to be by a large margin. It is hard to tell how 2nd through forth is going to fall out exactly, but Kasich looks to be 2nd and Bush 3rd. The Rubio bot appears to have malfunctioned as he is performing poorly.

As I was typing this, the Democratic side was called for Sanders. In early results, he has a 12-point lead over Hillary.


Clear all of the ashtrays and other throwable objects.
malibber2
malibber2
Feb 9, 2016
10:09am
Block User
Quote
Originally posted by: Roulette Man
Quote
Originally posted by: malibber2
New Hampshire has already been called for Trump, and it looks like his victory is going to be by a large margin. It is hard to tell how 2nd through forth is going to fall out exactly, but Kasich looks to be 2nd and Bush 3rd. The Rubio bot appears to have malfunctioned as he is performing poorly.

As I was typing this, the Democratic side was called for Sanders. In early results, he has a 12-point lead over Hillary.


Clear all of the ashtrays and other throwable objects.


This primary should serve as a real wakeup call to the establishment in both the Democratic and Republican parties that they are failing to meet the needs of their members.
Roulette Man
Roulette Man
Feb 9, 2016
10:30am
Block User
Quote
Originally posted by: malibber2
Quote
Originally posted by: Roulette Man
Quote
Originally posted by: malibber2
New Hampshire has already been called for Trump, and it looks like his victory is going to be by a large margin. It is hard to tell how 2nd through forth is going to fall out exactly, but Kasich looks to be 2nd and Bush 3rd. The Rubio bot appears to have malfunctioned as he is performing poorly.

As I was typing this, the Democratic side was called for Sanders. In early results, he has a 12-point lead over Hillary.


Clear all of the ashtrays and other throwable objects.


This primary should serve as a real wakeup call to the establishment in both the Democratic and Republican parties that they are failing to meet the needs of their members.


Agreed.

I don't even think it is necessarily the scandals affecting Hillary. I don't think people believe her when she says she will take on Wall Street, yet she is pocketing millions from Wall Street.


forkushV
forkushV
Feb 9, 2016
10:32am
Block User
malibber2
malibber2
Feb 9, 2016
10:46am
Block User
These aren’t even close. With 40% of precincts reporting Bernie has an almost 21-point advantage on Clinton and Trump is beating Kasich by more than 18 points.
lvfritz
lvfritz
Feb 9, 2016
10:50am
Block User
Interestingly, the only demographic Hillary is winning in NH is the over $200K a year group. Of course, lying is not beneath her anyway.

A 20 point beating looks to be very possible! I just enjoyed listening to Liarry give her stump speech to a cheering throng as she was getting her ass handed to her.

Disappointing that Trump leads the Reps......a lot of people are now considering a vote potential of Trump or the leading leftist that's not in jail.
Roulette Man
Roulette Man
Feb 9, 2016
11:58am
Block User
Old Bernie talked for a very very long time and reminded me why I don't want a full blown socialist sitting in the oval office.
malibber2
malibber2
Feb 9, 2016
12:08pm
Block User
Quote
Originally posted by: Roulette Man
Old Bernie talked for a very very long time and reminded me why I don't want a full blown socialist sitting in the oval office.


I think political revolution is afoot. Voters don’t want more of the same from either party. I know that is almost literally what Hillary is offering with her be happy with small incremental change approach.
Stewart
Stewart
Feb 9, 2016
2:42pm
Block User
i wish the dems had a better candidate to offer. I have voted dem and rep, but if I was a die hard democrat, I would have to stay home and sit this one out. there is no way I could vote for Clinton or Sanders.
Already a LVA subscriber?
To continue reading, choose an option below:
Diamond Membership
$3 per month
Unlimited access to LVA website
Exclusive subscriber-only content
Limited Member Rewards Online
Join Now
or
Platinum Membership
$50 per year
Unlimited access to LVA website
Exclusive subscriber-only content
Exclusive Member Rewards Book
Join Now