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morningfog

(18,115 posts)
Thu Apr 28, 2016, 12:05 AM Apr 2016

Has a mathematically eliminated candidate ever announced a running mate before? [View all]

What bizarre world are we in. Cruz was mathematically eliminated last night. I know he's hoping to block the first round trump vote and more power to him. By he was mathematically eliminated and immediately thereafter announces his running mate! Just think about where this 2016 race is going.

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maybe he knows something Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2016 #1
He no doubt hopes for the block trump to work. morningfog Apr 2016 #3
maybe Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2016 #5
I was listening to a talk show. rusty quoin Apr 2016 #2
As a trailing candidate or a mathematically eleminated candidate? morningfog Apr 2016 #4
He had no chance to win. rusty quoin Apr 2016 #6
Again with the math Skink Apr 2016 #7
Huh? morningfog Apr 2016 #8
Pat Paulsen chose a running mate in '92, but he wouldn't divulge the name . . . Journeyman Apr 2016 #9
The only election Carly won was a California primary Retrograde Apr 2016 #10
He'll run independent. lumberjack_jeff Apr 2016 #11
No he won't. former9thward Apr 2016 #16
He lives in this make believe world…… world wide wally Apr 2016 #12
Is there really any doubt MFM008 Apr 2016 #13
Well either he knows the fix is in, or he is a moron. I think it may be both. nt LostOne4Ever Apr 2016 #14
Yup Liberal_in_LA Apr 2016 #15
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