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PKT_VOL said:
That has come across my mine mind as well. The indictment would have to come soon to give the hand-picked replacement time to campaign. There have been reports of Warren visiting the White House recently.
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I thought it was pas the deadline for filing?
 
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Obsessed said:
West Memphis is the worst part. That stretch of 40 is worse than some dirt roads.
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The drive to Little Rock causes me to lose a little bit more of my soul each time I make it. West Memphis is a construction site and after that it just turns ugly, and not even in a charming way like the plains are.
 
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UTCVol said:
Well, union members do tend to like Democrats. No wonder they're partial to the Donald.
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For sure, but I tend to think that it's the blue collar voter that supports Trump the most. Not surprised to hear that in a factory parking lot there were a lot of Trump stickers. I also think that the longer time passes, the more workers are beginning to realize that the real enemy are the unions they pay dues to.
 
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Do people really believe that Trump will ultimately win the republican nomination? I guess it all depends on when low end candidates like Santorum, Rand, Bush, Kasich, Huckabee, and Fiorina drop out. Eventually Carson and possibly Christie will drop out as well. I don't think many of those votes would transfer to Trump. I don't see Trump gaining many more voters.
 
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gordonr24 said:
Do people really believe that Trump will ultimately win the republican nomination? I guess it all depends on when low end candidates like Santorum, Rand, Bush, Kasich, Huckabee, and Fiorina drop out. Eventually Carson and possibly Christie will drop out as well. I don't think many of those votes would transfer to Trump. I don't see Trump gaining many more voters.
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His lead is massive almost everywhere but Iowa. I don't see him losing many primaries unless it's a 1v1 situation because he's already carved out about 35% in most places.

There is an interesting argument that Trump's support in the polls won't translate to the primaries because he lacks a ground game, but we'll have to see how that goes.
 
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UTCVol said:
His lead is massive almost everywhere but Iowa. I don't see him losing many primaries unless it's a 1v1 situation because he's already carved out about 35% in most places.

There is an interesting argument that Trump's support in the polls won't translate to the primaries because he lacks a ground game, but we'll have to see how that goes.
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The bottom paragraph is what I was getting to. I'm not very political, but I do know that some voters will lose their favorite candidates, and they will ultimately have to change their vote, or some may not even vote at all.
 
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UTCVol said:
His lead is massive almost everywhere but Iowa. I don't see him losing many primaries unless it's a 1v1 situation because he's already carved out about 35% in most places.

There is an interesting argument that Trump's support in the polls won't translate to the primaries because he lacks a ground game, but we'll have to see how that goes.
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If all these lower tier candidates start dropping out then someone else may have a chance, as long as they stay in I think the better Trump will do.
 
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volfanjustin said:
If all these lower tier candidates start dropping out then someone else may have a chance, as long as they stay in I think the better Trump will do.
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Trump keeps gaining in numbers. So called experts have been saying Trump has reached his ceiling since he was broke 20%. I saw a poll one day this week where he is at 48% in Florida. That has to be a slap in the face of Jeb and Rubio. If Trump wins Iowa, I would not be surprised to see him sweep the primaries.
 
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