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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5452321" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Oz most likely would&#039;ve won if they had debated before 800,000 mail in ballots had been sent in.&nbsp; But he barely beat a guy in the primary who probably would&#039;ve done better being a Pennsylvanian.&nbsp; Chris Sununu is an extremely popular governor in New Hampshire.&nbsp; His coattails should have been enough to pull a better candidate than Bolduc across the line.&nbsp; Laxalt was ahead by 3 points but lost in Nevada that had just voted in a Republican governor.&nbsp; But ultimately it was about the candidates Trump chose to endorse.&nbsp; Masters in AZ came off a bit odd.&nbsp; Walker should have gotten at least 50% considering how popular Kemp is.&nbsp; And considering how badly the country was mismanaged in the last two years even blue states should have seen a lot more Republican success.&nbsp; If Republicans want Trump to be reelected they&#039;ll vote for him in the primaries.&nbsp; But Trump ragging on his fellow Republicans, especially when they&#039;ve just had some great results, and putting himself out there before the Walker runoff is decided, makes him seem jealous, petty, and attention seeking.&nbsp; It&#039;s wearing thin.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5452321, member: 24302"] Oz most likely would've won if they had debated before 800,000 mail in ballots had been sent in. But he barely beat a guy in the primary who probably would've done better being a Pennsylvanian. Chris Sununu is an extremely popular governor in New Hampshire. His coattails should have been enough to pull a better candidate than Bolduc across the line. Laxalt was ahead by 3 points but lost in Nevada that had just voted in a Republican governor. But ultimately it was about the candidates Trump chose to endorse. Masters in AZ came off a bit odd. Walker should have gotten at least 50% considering how popular Kemp is. And considering how badly the country was mismanaged in the last two years even blue states should have seen a lot more Republican success. If Republicans want Trump to be reelected they'll vote for him in the primaries. But Trump ragging on his fellow Republicans, especially when they've just had some great results, and putting himself out there before the Walker runoff is decided, makes him seem jealous, petty, and attention seeking. It's wearing thin. [/QUOTE]

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