1 of 1- Just Fred
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Should Kasich Pack it in?
Looks like Rubio is done, now Cruz wants Kasich to throw in the towel and make it a 2-person slug fest. What do you think?
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Re: Should Kasich Pack it in?
NO, even if he does not have a chance of winning. He is the ONLY one left on the R ticket that I would vote for in the primaries.
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Re: Should Kasich Pack it in?
If he's around by the time of the PA primary, I understand your sentiment. I'm guessing Cruz thinks if Kasich wasn't around, the Kasich supporters would flock to him. I'm not sure if that would happen. From my point-of-view, Cruz is even scarier than Trump. I was wondering what the Kasich supporters thought about that.
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Re: Should Kasich Pack it in?
I think Kasich is staying to try and stop Trump from getting an out right majority of delegates?
Kasich won't be the nominee unless there are backroom deals made. Then let the fireworks start.
I think Trump is probably glad he is staying because it makes it easier for Trump to win.
All I can say is buckle up! It's going to be a wild summer for politics.
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Re: Should Kasich Pack it in?
Well, if Kasich dropped out before Monday, it would make the Fox News debate interesting because Trump already said he isn't coming. Cruz would have to debate himself.
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