Category Archives: 2016 Elections

2016 New Hampshire Primaries

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The voting for delegates in New Hampshire begins this morning. 23 delegates are up for grabs for Republicans, and 32 for Democrats, though eight of those are superdelegates and are not bound by the primary results. Thankfully coin flips will … Continue reading →

ABC News/IJReview Republican Debate Open Thread: Feb. 6, 2016

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Here are the details for tonight’s Republican primary debate. I was going to write a few pithy comments, but what more can be said about these people than what we’ve already said? ABC News/IJReview Republican Debate 8pm ET (7pm CT, … Continue reading →

MSNBC Democratic Debate Open Thread: Feb 4, 2016

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Tonight, MSNBC will sponsor a pandering event, otherwise known as a Democratic debate, for Grandma Killer Of Four Americans Commie and Grandpa Socialist who are both hoping to be the next presidential nominee for the Socialist/Communist Democrat party. The event … Continue reading →

2016 Iowa Caucus Recap: “Yuge” Results For Cons, Close Call For Coms

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As I write this post, the final votes from Monday night’s Iowa caucus are still being tallied. Here are the results thus far: Republicans–99% reporting Democrats–95% reporting Conservatives had an exciting night with record turnout and Cruz winning with record … Continue reading →

2016 Iowa Caucuses Open Thread

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And so it begins…The adventure to determine who will be the next president of the United States starts tonight in Iowa. Here are the latest poll results: Republican Donald Trump 28% Ted Cruz 23% Marco Rubio 15% Ben Carson 10% … Continue reading →

The 2016 Fox News – Google GOP Debate Open Thread

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Tonight, Fox News and Google will co-host the presidential primary debate where the Republican candidates will make their final case before next Monday’s Iowa Caucus. Everyone but Donald Trump will be there because Donald Trump has the emotions. The preliminary … Continue reading →