Hillary Wins

[vanteran]

This timeline is the best! Quick question - wouldn’t Kasich have more delegates then he has right now? He had 153 delegates at the end of the post before this, and now with wins in Ohio (which is a winner take-all state with 66 delegates) and Illinois, he is only up 23 delegates at 176.

[MycroftCZ]

This timeline is the best! Quick question - wouldn’t Kasich have more delegates then he has right now? He had 153 delegates at the end of the post before this, and now with wins in Ohio (which is a winner take-all state with 66 delegates) and Illinois, he is only up 23 delegates at 176.

Thanks! Fixed- 276 delegates

[MycroftCZ]

April 15th, 2020: Haley Wins Arizona, Kasich Takes Utah


The two Governor's scored big wins tonight, shutting out Roy Moore. Nikki Haley won Arizona narrowly in a winner-take-all state while John Kasich soared to victory in Utah, cracking a 50% line to take all the delegates from Utah. This is a big blow to Moore, who had been confident in a win in Arizona but was bumped out of first place by a surging Haley. Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton did not perform well either, not winning a single state or coming in second anywhere. The GOP race in hurtling towards a contested convention, with all candidates in the 250-400 range of delegates.

Arizona: 99% Reporting
Haley: 41.1%
Moore: 38.9%
Cotton: 10.5%
Kasich: 8.8%

Utah: 100% Reporting
Kasich: 62%
Haley: 14.8%
Moore: 11.2%
Cotton: 10.7%

April 19th, 2020: Bullock Launches Last Minute Senate Bid


Popular Montana Governor Steve Bullock is running for Senate, challenging incumbent Steve Daines. Montana just booted out a Democrat from a Senate seat two years ago, with Ryan Zinke defeating Jon Tester. Now, Bullock believes that Montana is ready for another Democrat as it's senator. This could turn into a marquee race this year as Democrats look to build in their small minority and Republicans hope to expand on their super-majority. Every major political rating site changed Montana from "Solid Republican" to "Tossup", as a well-financed Bullock could vastly outspend Senator Steve Daines in this small state.

April 29th, 2020: Kasich Takes Wisconsin, Cotton Banks on Colorado


John Kasich has picked up yet another win, this time in Wisconsin. The Ohio Governor won this blue-collar state and is looking very strong in the northeast. The New York primary is coming up, with a grand prize of 92 delegates. Kasich hopes for a clean sweep on the northeast and to have big momentum going into the California primary. Tom Cotton addressed supporters briefly tonight, saying, "Colorado is our last hope to continue our fight for freedom." The Cotton campaign's referendum is that if they don't win Colorado next week, they will drop out of the race for President. Nikki Haley is focusing on California, Washington and Oregon to keep her in the race as Cotton looks to Nebraska, Indiana and, of course, Colorado. The Roy Moore campaign seems lost, not knowing where to go next. Their best opportunity for a win is Indiana but they face a tough fight with Cotton.

Wisconsin:
Kasich: 44.1%
Moore: 29.8%
Haley: 14.2%
Cotton: 11.6%

Clinton Approval Rating:
Disapprove:59%
Approve: 39%

GOP Polls:
Kasich: 25%
Moore: 24%
Haley: 22%
Cotton: 13%

Delegate Count:
Moore: 8 States, 415 Delegates
Haley: 11 States, 398 Delegates
Kasich: 13 States, 350 Delegates
Cotton: 6 States, 291 Delegates

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

Kasich/Cotton or Kasich/Haley!!!

[MR DARK BRANDON]

January 18th, 2017: Scott Launches Senate Bid


Florida Governor Rick Scott will run for retiring Senator Bill Nelson's seat in November, opening up a big potential win for Republicans. The GOP looks poised to win the Senate in 2018, with only 1 pickup needed to gain control. The only declared Democrat is former Congressman Patrick Murphy, who lost his Senate race last year to Marco Rubio. Murphy is considered a weak candidate, having just run for Senate in 2016. President Clinton is expected to be lobbying Representative and former Governor Charlie Crist to run for the seat. Crist's entrance would make this a big race and a rematch after the two ran for Governor in 2014 against each other. 

January 20th, 2018: Clinton's State of the Union Sparks Hope for Democrats


President Clinton delivered a strong performance at her first State of the Union tonight. The President outlined her agenda for 2018, focusing more on social issues than the economy or foreign policy. 88% of Americans said they "liked" the speech while 61% said they came away feeling "optimistic". Clinton's big moment of the night was when she announced that by 2021, 2.5 million solar panels will be added across the country. The official Republican Response was delivered by new Senator Barbara Comstock of Virginia, who outlined her parties agenda and highlighted their recent special election wins.

February 1st, 2018: Love Announces Senate Campaign, Romney Endorses


In a joint appearance with Governor Mitt Romney, Congresswoman Mia Love announced her campaign for Senate in Utah. Love and Romney had reportedly both wanted the seat but Love worked out some agreement with Romney. Love would make history if elected and touched on that heavily in her announcement speech. Love is expected to win in a deep, deep red state. Love's win would be good PR for Republicans, who have to fight the image of a majority white, predominantly male, political party.

February 18th, 2018: Bill Clinton Suffers Stroke, Dies at age 71


At a speech in Michigan, former President and First Gentlemen Bill Clinton began to slur his words. He was then rushed off stage where he suffered a massive stroke. The former President, at age 71, is dead. Americans mourn the passing of a former President and the death of the spouse of a sitting President. President Hillary Clinton has cancelled meetings over the next 3 days and Vice President Tim Kaine has taken over a few appearances and meetings on her behalf.

March 1st, 2018: Insensitive Remarks Cause Congressman's Resignation


Congressman Glenn Grothman has resigned from Congress after tweeting, "Good riddance. Karma for being world's biggest rapist and world's worst President," upon the death of President Bill Clinton. Grothman met privately with Speaker Ryan and announced his resignation from Congress afterwards. Ryan said in a statement, "Rep. Grothman's comments are awful and these views are not the views of Republicans. President Clinton deserves our respect and we should mourn the death of a husband, father, President and patriot."

Clinton Approval Rating:
Approve: 78%
Disapprove: 21%

Why does Bill Clinton die?

[tallguy23]

Does Chelsea take over as First Lady after Bill dies?

[MR DARK BRANDON]

Does Chelsea take over as First Lady after Bill dies?

Why does he die?

[CookieDamage]

Does Chelsea take over as First Lady after Bill dies?

Why does he die?

He had a heart attack or something I believe.

[Sir Mohamed]

I predict Hillary will lose to Kasich in a close result. Good TL, enjoy reading it!

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Would Hillary drop out this late in the race?

[MycroftCZ]

Would Hillary drop out this late in the race?

No... Democrats would force her to stay on even if she wanted to drop out to avoid a late primary

I predict Hillary will lose to Kasich in a close result. Good TL, enjoy reading it!

Thanks!!

Does Chelsea take over as First Lady after Bill dies?

Yeah, also Bill died of a stroke if that wasn't clear

[MR DARK BRANDON]

Does Chelsea take over as First Lady after Bill dies?

Why does he die?

He had a heart attack or something I believe.

What caused that heart attack?

[MycroftCZ]

May 1st, 2020: Haley Wins Colorado, Cotton Suspends Campaign


Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton is leaving the race for President after Nikki Haley took the state of Colorado tonight. Cotton had said that he would exit the race if he did not win Colorado and he made good on that promise. Cotton has said he will not run for reelection this year, but he may reverse that decision after tonight. Haley's win is big for her campaign, as the New York primary, and a predicted Kasich win, looms.

Colorado: 99% Reporting
Haley: 39.1%
Cotton: 31.8%
Kasich: 14.9%
Moore: 14.4%

May 6th, 2020: Clinton Working with Republicans to Pass Infastructure Reform


President Clinton is working with the other side of the aisle in hopes of passing major infastructure overhaul before November. President Clinton is looking for a win and the issue of infrastructure gives her an easy bipartisan victory. Easy Republican votes include Sen. Susan Collins(R-ME), Lisa Murkowski(R-AK) and Sen. Scott Walker(R-WI). President Clinton would need to pick up many GOP votes to get a majority if the entire Democratic caucus votes with the President.

May 11th, 2020: Kasich Wins New York


Ohio Governor John Kasich has won the New York primary, picking up 41 delegates. Kasich was expected to win here but not by as wide a margin that the win ended up being. Kasich won with 48% of the vote, dominating over Nikki Haley and Roy Moore. Moore's campaign is on the ropes and is scaling back its campaign operation in key states. Moore is now targeting the state of Indiana, skipping the northeastern primaries in a week. Moore believes that Indiana is his best hope for a win to keep his candidacy afloat. Haley is campaigning hard in Maryland and Connecticut, hoping to stop a Kasich sweep.

New York: 99% Reporting
Kasich: 47.8%
Haley: 30.9%
Moore: 19.4%

Clinton Approval Rating:
Disapprove: 58%
Approve: 40%

GOP Polls:
Kasich: 38%
Moore: 31%
Haley: 29%

Delegate Count:
Haley: 12 States, 436 Delegates
Moore: 8 States, 435 Delegates
Kasich: 14 States, 407 Delegates

[MR DARK BRANDON]

My current predictions;

Roy Moore/Donald Trump 340 EVs PV 65,678,967 52.1%

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine 198 EVs PV 59,874,996 47.5%

[Edgeofnight]

My current predictions;

Roy Moore/Donald Trump 340 EVs PV 65,678,967 52.1%

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine 198 EVs PV 59,874,996 47.5%

>Roy Moore
>Winning

Choose one.

[MR DARK BRANDON]

My current predictions;

Roy Moore/Donald Trump 340 EVs PV 65,678,967 52.1%

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine 198 EVs PV 59,874,996 47.5%

>Roy Moore
>Winning

Choose one.

I choose both.

[Trans Rights Are Human Rights]

My current predictions;

Roy Moore/Donald Trump 340 EVs PV 65,678,967 52.1%

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine 198 EVs PV 59,874,996 47.5%

>Roy Moore
>Winning

Choose one.

I choose both.

He couldn't even win in Alabama.

[MR DARK BRANDON]

My current predictions;

Roy Moore/Donald Trump 340 EVs PV 65,678,967 52.1%

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine 198 EVs PV 59,874,996 47.5%

>Roy Moore
>Winning

Choose one.

I choose both.

He couldn't even win in Alabama.

He did win in Alabama...

[NEW JERSEY FOR MENENDEZ]

My current predictions;

Roy Moore/Donald Trump 340 EVs PV 65,678,967 52.1%

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine 198 EVs PV 59,874,996 47.5%

Nope.

Clinton / Kaine - 507 EV (59.8%)
Moore / Trump - 21 EV (22.1%)
Romney / Corker 10 EV (17.3%)

[Trans Rights Are Human Rights]

He did win in Alabama...

Yeah, but he didn't last December (after the whole kid-touching thing), now did he?

[2016]

My current predictions;

No way Moore wins this Nomination now considering what Primary States are. The Ticket most likely will be Kasich/Haley but it should be Haley/Kasich.

Roy Moore/Donald Trump 340 EVs PV 65,678,967 52.1%

Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine 198 EVs PV 59,874,996 47.5%

[Progressive Pessimist]

He did win in Alabama...

Yeah, but he didn't last December (after the whole kid-touching thing), now did he?

Zing!

[MR DARK BRANDON]

He did win in Alabama...

Yeah, but he didn't last December (after the whole kid-touching thing), now did he?

Maybe if you take a look at Hillary’s approval rating in this thread you will know why he wins.

[Edgeofnight]

He did win in Alabama...

Yeah, but he didn't last December (after the whole kid-touching thing), now did he?

Maybe if you take a look at Hillary’s approval rating in this thread you will know why he wins.

When it comes out her opponent is a child diddler, I don't think her approvals will matter much

[MR DARK BRANDON]

He did win in Alabama...

Yeah, but he didn't last December (after the whole kid-touching thing), now did he?

Maybe if you take a look at Hillary’s approval rating in this thread you will know why he wins.

When it comes out her opponent is a child diddler, I don't think her approvals will matter much

Her health, scandals the margin she won by in 2016 is that not enough for you?