Comments by "Styxhexenhammer666" (@Styxhexenhammer666) on "Is Ohio make-or-break for John Kasich?" video.

  1. It literally doesn't matter if he wins Ohio.
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  2. Not much, preparing for more videos after a long day of gardening lol
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  3. ***** If Kasich wins Ohio he will be "about tied" with Rubio for last place, as in "be doomed."
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  4. Not even remotely hard. Between New York and California (safe Trump strongholds) he'll get a quarter of the delegates he needs. After tomorrow I expect Trump to be about halfway there- more if he wins Missouri (now likely but not certain.) Add to this states he's comfortably ahead in (New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maryland, Indiana, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Washington State) and that's almost the 1237 right there. Actually I'm pretty sure it gets him beyond the needed total. Add any one or two heartland or midwest regions and he locks it in. Plus he won't have to worry after tomorrow about Rubio taking any delegates because he won't be running anymore. Cruz will sweep most of the heartland up, for a total of under 250 additional delegates and is doomed. Kasich will be unlikely to win any states other than Ohio.
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  5. Trump will win California lol. By then he'll be inevitable anyways. As for a brokered convention, Trump will win anyways when the delegates there realize he's 300 to 500 delegates ahead of his closest competitor. It would be suicidal not to support him.
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  6. Trump is already inevitable and will win the general election by a large margin.
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  7. Also a myth. Rubio's remaining solidified voting bloc is primarily concerned with "can win the election"- and if Trump gains a major lead tomorrow (likely) he's the only one left capable of becoming the nominee without a party-crippling contested process; a lot of his suburban voters will back Trump, leaving Kasich to grab those which are left, who liked Rubio because he seemed centrist, quiet, and safe, as Kasich does. Cruz' problem is that most of his support base is in the heartland and in Dixie- but Dixie is already done voting after North Carolina comes in, leaving Cruz with the Dakotas, Montana, and such- low-delegate regions which will get him to 500 but not far beyond at best. Trump meanwhile will battle Kasich for the east and west coast- but Kasich's organization is lackluster because until New Hampshire he had virtually no presence. Even a Rubio-is-gone boost won't allow him to win anything after Ohio. Reminder; Santorum, in 2012, was the front runner at three different times in national polling and did about as well as Cruz is doing. The difference is that Trump doesn't have to deal with losing half of the south to Gingrich and instead has gobbled up every state down there. Trump will crush Rubio tomorrow, and we will see Trump at 46, Cruz at 34, and Kasich at 20, nationally.
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  8. You must be pretty sad that your lord and savior, Ted "Rat" Cruz is doomed.
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