Trump: 35.2%
Kasich: 15.8%
Cruz: 11.7%
Bush: 11.1%
Rubio: 10.8%
(74.5% reporting)
That duffer Jeb must just quit and stop making a complete twit of himself criticising Trump to gain attention.
Too many small men still in the race.
Throughout the Republican presidential primary, and we still have a very long way to go, the Republican Establishment has revealed itself to be the nastiest, meanest, smallestgroup of smugs I have ever come across. I honestly didn’t think people like this actually existed outside of the fictional Omega Theta Pi frat boys in “Animal House.” But exist they do, and these detestable snobs despise their fellow Republicans much more than the likes of a Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama.
The venomous attacks the GOP Establishment have waged against Trump supporters have been way beyond anything Democrats have ever faced from this same group. Which is why they have lost the popular vote in 5 of the last 6 presidential elections and get rolled like punks by Obama, even after winning majorities in Congress.(Spell it PUNKS!!!)
These people are not just nasty, they are useless and destructive. More than anything, though, they are oh-so superior; and one of their nastiest and most relentless attacks against Trump supporters have been based on polls that show Trump’s majority support with the “uneducated” — you know, we “rubes” who didn’t graduate from college.
Well, Tuesday night in New Hampshire, our Establishment Betters were once again exposed as useless elites who have lost compete touch with their own voters. Trump not only won the Granite State by a wide margin, according to exit polls, Trump won the votes of every education demographic, including those with college and post-graduate degrees. (NO WONDER POOR ROOITWIT IS ALL AT SEA -HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA)
The GOP frontrunner earned 46% of the vote among those with a high school education or less; second place was
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)97% with 13%. Trump earned the support of 38% of those with some college; second place was John Kasich with 14%. Trump earned the support of 32% of college graduates; second place was John Kasich with 18%. Trump won 23% of those with post-graduate study; Kasich came in second with 22%.Maybe National Review will revisit this:
[T]he candidacy of Donald Trump is something that could not happen in a nation that could read.
This is the full flower of post-literate politics.
Hey, GOP Establishment, tell us again about the low-information voters.
SO HUGE EGG LANDS ON THE GLOBAL ELITIST CONTROLLED MAIN STREAM MEDIA. FOLK SIMPLY HAVE SEEN THROUGH THEIR LIES AND MORE WILL.
I'm really very suspicious as of now. I truly feel there is a gigantic smear campaign being waged.
Count me as a Masters degree, highly successful, self employed Trump supporter.
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But my education does not make me a Trump supporter, my love for the United States of America does.
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Trump loves America, I love Trump
I am in your camp brother. I have a Degree in Engineering and working as a software guy - but it is not my education that leads me to support Trump, it is my love for United States Of America. And for the record - I am a naturalized citizen. Until Trump showed up in this race, I use to tell myself that there is a serious crisis of leadership. I hope that Trump will not stiff us like the republicans in Congress and will stay true to his words.
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MOST IMPORTANTLY, BEENO, AS A BA and CA (SA), SUPPORTS TRUMP. NOW THAT'S A SOLID RECOMMENDATION SURELY!!!
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump vowed “We’re going to win in South Carolina” “We are going to make America great again, but we’re going to do it the old-fashioned way” after winning the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday.
Trump, after thanking his family, staff, during which he joked that they learned a lot about ground games in a week, the other candidates, and the voters, who he promised that he would “be back a lot”, turned to Democratic candidate Senator
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT)16%, who Trump said, “wants to give away our country, folks. We’re not going to let it happen.”He then said, “We are going to make America great again, but we’re going to do it the old-fashioned way. We’re going to beat China, Japan. We’re going to beat Mexico at trade. We’re going to beat all of these countries, that are taking so much of our money away from us, on a daily basis. It’s not going to happen anymore. We have the greatest businesspeople, right now, in the world. They call me all the time. They want to be involved. We have political hacks negotiating our deals for billions and billions and billions of dollars, not going to happen anymore. We’re going to use the finest businesspeople in the world. We are going to do something so good, and so fast, and so strong, and the world is going to respect us again, believe me.”
Trump added, “I think one of the things that really caught on, it’s very important, self-funding my campaign. … I see all of this money being poured into commercials, and it’s not their money, it’s special interest money. And this is on both sides. This is on the Republican side, the Democrat side, money just pouring into commercials. These are special interests, folks. These are lobbyists. These are people that don’t necessarily love our country. They don’t have the best interests of our country at heart. We’re not going to let it happen. We can’t. We have to do something about it. When you see the kind of deals made in our country, a lot of those deals are made because the politicians aren’t so stupid, they’re making them for their benefit. We have to stop it. We are now going to make it for your benefit, we’re going to make the deals for the American people. That’s the way it is.”
He further said, “We’re going to rebuild our military. … Nobody is going to mess with us. Believe me, nobody. We are going to take care of our vets. … We are going to have strong, incredible borders, and people are going to come into our country, but they’re going to come into our country legally. They’re going to come in legally. We’re going to build a wall. It’s going to be built. It’s not even — believe it or not, it’s not even a difficult thing to do. And, by the way, for the people of New Hampshire, where you have a tremendous problem with heroin and drugs. … We’re going to end it. We’re going to end it at the southern border. It’s going to be over. And we’re going to work really hard to get those people that are so addicted off the habit.” And “We’re going to replace Obamacare. It is a total disaster. We’re repealing and replacing Obamacare. It’s gone. We’re getting rid of Common Core. We’re going to educate our children locally. We educate our children locally. We are going to preserve our very sacred Second Amendment. There’s not going to be anymore chipping away at our Second Amendment.”
Trump then turned to the economy, stating, “I am going to be the greatest jobs president that god ever created, remember that. Don’t believe those phony numbers when you hear 4.9 and 5% unemployment. The number’s probably 28, 29, as high as 35. In fact, I even heard recently, 42% . Do you have think, we’d have gatherings like this if we were — if we had 5% unemployment, do you really think we’d have these gatherings? Forgetting about security, forgetting about ISIS, which, by the way, we’re going to knock the hell out of ISIS. We’re going to knock the hell out of them, and it’s going to be done the right way. So we’re going to take care of the economy. We’re going to take care of jobs.”
Trump concluded by vowing, “We are going now, to South Carolina. We’re going to win in South Carolina.”
MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell argued that former President Bill Clinton is the person freaking out the most in the wake of the New Hampshire primary and that while he was campaigning with his wife, Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, he “could not mask the recognition that oh, my gosh, this is happening again. She’s going to lose” during the network’s coverage of the primary on Tuesday.
Mitchell said, “I have to say Bill Clinton is freaking out the most.” NBC News White House Correspondent Kristen Welker pointed out that Clinton didn’t take any questions tonight, even though he always does.
Mitchell then stated, “Watching him watch her these last few days, when they’ve been campaigning together, because previously he was on his own, and — as a surrogate, just watching his face, he could not mask the recognition that oh, my gosh, this is happening again. She’s going to lose.”
Mitchell later added, “[A]fter she was secretary of state, and she was writing a book, and before she declared for president, and I think in the debate when she said, well, she really hadn’t made that decision, that was really not authentic. She gave paid speeches. And at the time I said, ‘What is she doing this for?’ If she ever wants to run for office, why is she giving paid speeches? She doesn’t need the money. And it was just sort of this reflexive, well, when you write a book, you do give paid speeches, that’s what all the other former secretaries do. But for someone who ever wanted a political life, that was such a mistake.”
Poor bernie sanders may have to face the Donald
JW why don't you just support trump because his name is Donald 9Remeber the duck bit?).
Beeno getting down to JW's level! bwahahahhahahaha
Hillary lost among voters of every age group up to 65 and over; she got cleaned by an 85 percent to 14 percent margin among young voters. She lost with every income bracket except those earning over $200,000. She lost among men; she lost among women. There will be plenty of women in hell for failing to vote Hillary tonight. Voters who worried most about honesty voted for Sanders by a margin of 91 percent to 5 percent for Hillary; for which candidate cares more about people like them, they said Sanders by an 82 percent to 17 percent margin.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the aisle, Donald Trump destroyed the competition. He more than doubled the second-place finisher, Ohio Governor and black belt fruit ninja John Kasich, winning 35 percent of the vote to Kasich’s 16 percent. Senator
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)97%, whom the establishment despises, finished a surprising third with 12 percent of the vote, despite spending well under $1 million in the state in television advertising. Cruz actually won about the same percentage as fourth-place finisher Jeb! Bush, who spent $35 million on television advertising in the state. Cruz was rightly celebratory:Thank you New Hampshire for tonight’s result, which has left the Washington Cartel utterly terrified.
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 10, 2016
Professor Angus Dalgleish, principal of the Cancer Vaccine Institute, says the NHS is “on its knees” thanks to migrants from the European Union (EU) taking advantage of free movement rules.
Cancer treatment can cost up to £200,000 for the UK’s socialised healthcare service, and under Brussels law Britain must offer it to all EU nationals.
Professor Dalgleish will tell a conference that Britain’s membership of the EU is “putting an intolerable strain on our NHS”.
“The NHS is on its knees and could collapse completely. NHS Trusts were not prepared for the millions of EU migrants who have poured into Britain because the Government estimate was nowhere near the reality
“GP services are collapsing under the huge number of people they are having to treat and this has led to less than 20 per cent of students wanting to become GPs.
“Britain is attracting thousands of health tourists from across the EU who cannot get certain drugs or treatments in their home country so come to Britain and demand them as EU citizens. (CAN THIS GET ANYMORE STUPID - BREXIT IS A MUST!)
“Cancer treatment can cost £200,000 a year per patient and while we remain in the EU, Britain has to offer treatment for any EU citizen who comes here so as to not discriminate.
“The Health Service is being bled dry – this is why our NHS faces a £3 billion deficit.”
The Daily Mail reports that Professor Dalgleish will be joined at the conference, which is titled “The Good Life after Brexit”, by UKIP leader Nigel Farage, former Defence Secretary Liam Fox, Conservative MPs David Davis and John Redwood and Labour MP Graham Stringer.
He will also tell the conference that European regulations are holding back important cancer trials that could discover new treatments.
“The introduction of the EU clinical trials directive meant academic led studies carried out in Britain became illegal if not performed to new EU standards. By blindly adhering to EU directives, the British Government has hindered crucial medical research in key disease areas.
“The unfathomable amount of EU regulation and bureaucracy has led to a third less clinical studies taking place in Britain.
“Britain was world leading in these studies but because of the EU, we now lag behind the United States.”
Kasich: 15.9%
Cruz: 11.5%
Bush: 11.1%
Rubio: 10.6%
(92 % reporting)
Republican Donald Trump has said he would easily beat Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in a presidential contest for the White House.
The businessman with no political experience convincingly won the New Hampshire primary and has now laid out his strategy to go all the way.
Elsewhere, Republican Carly Fiorina has announced she is dropping out of the race after getting just 4% of the vote.
South Carolina is next in the state-by-state contest to be Republican pick.
In the Democratic race, Nevada provides the next challenge, with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders keen to carry on his momentum after a stunning victory over Mrs Clinton in New Hampshire.
But Mr Trump dismissed him as an unlikely nominee because of his proposed tax increase, and focused instead on the former secretary of state and first lady.
"Polls are showing that I will beat Hillary Clinton easily," he told CBS on Wednesday morning, before outlining his strategy to win states that traditionally have backed Democratic presidential candidates.
"I have a chance of winning New York. You know, you look at these politicians they always talk about the six states - you've got to win this one, that one. You have to win Ohio, you have to win Florida.
"I can change the game because I really have a chance of New York, I'm going to win Virginia. I'm going to win Michigan, as an example."
He denied he was unstoppable in the race to win the Republican nomination, however, and paid tribute to his friend New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who is subject to speculation he may drop out after a poor showing in New Hampshire.
"I thought he was very effective. And I was surprised he didn't do better," said Mr Trump.
Fiorina has also dropped out of race.
