[maggief]

[maggief]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T95DqjUwEKo

“Math” to Stop Donald Trump

Published on Mar 24, 2016
If you do the math, it is clear: Only Ted Cruz can beat Donald Trump in Wisconsin. The math just doesn’t work for John Kasich—a vote for Kasich actually helps Trump.

[boycott]

The repubs know every way there is to lose in the general election.

[MichaelCorleone]

Common Core on display.

[Grampa Dave]

More lying by Ted Scruz!

[Souled_Out]

That must be Canadian math. What a dumba$$.

[Iron Munro]

Here is the primary thing on display from the republican campaign so far:

If you threaten their gravy train republicans can be just a dishonest, vindictive, venal, vicious and rolling-in-the-mud filthy as democrats.

[JimRed]

Hey, give ‘em a break! They majored in journalism, not math!

[Mr Apple]

Their “Math” ad doesn’t add up. On Friday Trump called out the anti-Trump group

No wonder Hillary was lost her cool yesterday and was screaming at a co-hart and didn't realize the live camera was on her ///\\\ great math your guys have hillary.

[Lurkinanloomin]

The Club For Cheap Labor is a front group of The Cheap Labor Express.
Their job has been to fool conservatives into voting for open borders stooges.

[manc]

should have seen the AD’s they did here in FL against Trump too

[bray]

Club for Growth, Chamber of Commies, McCain, Lindsey, Romney, Jeb, Lowrey and the rest of the District of Corruption line up behind their leader George Ted Bush III.

It’s nice to fight on the other side as always.

Pray America wakes

[VitacoreVision]

Welcome to Common Core Math.

[Eccl 10:2]

The only way that even comes close to working is if you add in Rubio’s delegates (172). But they don’t state that.

They just have deceptive proportions on the charts, then they take away the numbers and just use the deceptive proportions.

The key word here is deceptive. Did I say it was deceptive?

[mkjessup]

"Facts are sometimes inconvenient, but cannot be refuted when they are based on truth."

Speaking of 'Club for Growth':

[TexasCruzin]

Its ‘Common Core’ math. Its like a Common Whore bath. Insufficient and not good enough.

[etcb]

I watched the ad and it seems to be based on the idea that Mr Trump has reached his peak and if all the other votes are consolidated in one candidate they can overcome his total. That may or may not be true.

Depending on which side you are on, there is one comforting or troubling truth out there. No one candidate has achieved a majority of the delegates selected through this date. When the ballot is cast at the convention, all 2475 delegates will be voting, not just those bound to the three remaining active candidates. No poll, no delegate estimate, or argument about what should be can overcome "Math" when it really counts. That is when the actual delegates cast their vote at the convention. It is beginning to look like the unbound delegates will be to key factor.

[TexasCajun]

The math only works if you add in Marco Rubio's 172 delegates.

[Ohioan]

The Club For Growth exists to make points that never completely add up. Their basic economic argument is dependent upon macro economic analysis. But macro economic analysis basically comes down to aggregating the total economic activity. This leads largely to ignoring the infinite number of individual transactions & decisions that are the real economy. It leads to disastrous effects on once viable communities around the Union--indeed around the earth.

Their delegate Math should not surprise anyone who understands the actual "depth" (sic) of their analysis.

And their bias against Donald Trump, shown in superficial antics, like this, bespeaks the fact that they feel threatened by anyone who points out that these "economists," posing in their new clothes, are intellectually naked.

[euram]

Leave it to the Club for Growth to get it wrong, again. What exactly has the Club for Growth actually grown, tomatoes, onions, and potatoes?

[DoughtyOne]