Matt Davies for March 10, 2016

Not in 2000, the “winner” only got 47.87% of the voter. And the “loser” got 48.38. The Supreme Court appointed the loser the winner, and we got the Iraq war and the worst recession since the great depression.

@D Lee and @superposition,The 3.75% drained by Nader helped the far “right”in its evil deed of appointing dubya as (puppet) president.100 – (47.87 + 48.38) = 3.75

If either Marco or Cruz had the courage to drop out, there would be enough votes to send Trump to the dumpster. To bad all the candidates are so focused on winning that they are willing to let the party self destruct. Just what we need in the Oval office.

“The last that I heard, it takes 50.1% to win.”5 to 4, if you’re a Bush.

The rest of the republicans have even smaller digits – your point is…?

Those little digits can’t compare to what Clinton has. She leads with nonwhites, more educated and younger adults.

Those are favorability ratings, which means roughly 2/3 people can’t stand the guy. Unfortunately for the GOP, the 1/3 who think otherwise are all Republican primary voters.

Bush II got less than the other guy and he won….

It’s Thursday so time again for that Reality TV hit—the GOP Debates as sponsored by the WWE in association with the UFC. Will Little Marco play the small hands card again? Will The Donald find a new way to insult everyone in the room? Will Nasty Ted continue his great impersonation of his look and sound-alike Joe McCarthy? Will Kasich get a word in edgewise to remind us he is the only one who can unite everyone? What a great lead-in to The Big Bang Theory and Private Lies—ur Lives. When the madness and the circus end? Not with these high ratings!! But just wait until that movie sequel “And Then There Was One.” where Trump wrestles with himself and we all pay to see The End of America As We Know It and whether it will be Great or Not.

Those digits are just polls of REPUBLICAN voters, not all voters. Which means actually, the majority doesn’t like him.

Of ALL voters, not just the Republicans.