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Presidential Elections - Analysis and Discussion => Presidential Election Trends => Topic started by: Kingpoleon on July 03, 2016, 02:25:21 PM



Title: 2020: Sandoval/Paul v. Clinton/Heinrich
Post by: Kingpoleon on July 03, 2016, 02:25:21 PM
The 2020 Republican Primaries:
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Former Governor Brian Sandoval - 44.9%, 28 states+Washington, D. C.
Senator Rand Paul - 29.1%, 14 states
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich - 24.0%, 8 states
Others - 2.0%

Discuss with or without maps.


Title: Re: 2020: Sandoval/Paul v. Clinton/Heinrich
Post by: President Johnson on July 03, 2016, 03:07:56 PM
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Former Governor Brian Sandoval (R-NV)/Senator Rand Paul (R-KY): 306 EV. (51.37%)
President Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM): 232 EV. (47.22%)


Title: Re: 2020: Sandoval/Paul v. Clinton/Heinrich
Post by: beaver2.0 on July 06, 2016, 09:20:08 AM
Sandoval/Paul sounds a little skewed to the center.  A conservative should replace Paul.


Title: Re: 2020: Sandoval/Paul v. Clinton/Heinrich
Post by: Kingpoleon on July 06, 2016, 10:40:37 AM
Sandoval/Paul sounds a little skewed to the center.  A conservative should replace Paul
I thought Paul was pretty popular with the Tea Party, and someone like Mia Love or Joni Ernst could give the keynote to bring in the evangelical parts of the base.


Title: Re: 2020: Sandoval/Paul v. Clinton/Heinrich
Post by: Heisenberg on July 07, 2016, 12:44:47 AM
Sandoval/Paul sounds a little skewed to the center.  A conservative should replace Paul
I thought Paul was pretty popular with the Tea Party, and someone like Mia Love or Joni Ernst could give the keynote to bring in the evangelical parts of the base.
He's libertarian on foreign policy and privacy issues, but strikes me as more conservative leaning on social issues (except drugs).
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Former Governor Brian Sandoval (R-NV)/Senator Rand Paul (R-KY): 306 EV. (51.37%)
President Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM): 232 EV. (47.22%)
If they're already winning New Hampshire, they've also won Iowa and at least one Lake Superior state, I think.


Title: Re: 2020: Sandoval/Paul v. Clinton/Heinrich
Post by: RINO Tom on July 07, 2016, 09:28:11 AM
Sandoval/Paul sounds a little skewed to the center.  A conservative should replace Paul
I thought Paul was pretty popular with the Tea Party, and someone like Mia Love or Joni Ernst could give the keynote to bring in the evangelical parts of the base.
He's libertarian on foreign policy and privacy issues, but strikes me as more conservative leaning on social issues (except drugs).
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Former Governor Brian Sandoval (R-NV)/Senator Rand Paul (R-KY): 306 EV. (51.37%)
President Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM): 232 EV. (47.22%)
If they're already winning New Hampshire, they've also won Iowa and at least one Lake Superior state, I think.

Being TN Vol's second hand man is not worth going down this path, bro.


Title: Re: 2020: Sandoval/Paul v. Clinton/Heinrich
Post by: RINO Tom on July 07, 2016, 03:02:52 PM
Being TN Vol's second hand man is not worth going down this path, bro.

Yes, being a delusional Rockefeller type Republican who thinks NH is still a swing state (or a "Republican state at heart", lol) is so much better.

Didn't say any of that, but if I did believe that, I wouldn't be pathetically obsessed with that belief.


Title: Re: 2020: Sandoval/Paul v. Clinton/Heinrich
Post by: Californiadreaming on July 15, 2016, 02:10:42 AM
The 2020 Republican Primaries:
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Former Governor Brian Sandoval - 44.9%, 28 states+Washington, D. C.
Senator Rand Paul - 29.1%, 14 states
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich - 24.0%, 8 states
Others - 2.0%

Discuss with or without maps.
Isn't Sandoval pro-choice? If so, then does he have a "conversion" to the pro-life side just like Mitt Romney previously had?