I play daily against the computer at level 6. The computer is way too good at chess for me to beat without cheating. I might do a little better if I wasn't listening to music or watching television or viewing this forum while trying to play.
Back to the OP. Kasich has now dropped to 1%. He may not get invited to any more debates. He may lose his donors and be forced to return to Ohio. It looks more like Cruz and Rubio are going to surge. They should form a pact and Rubio should accept a position as VP for Cruz. They might get over 20% of the Hispanic vote and give Hillary a run.
Lol level 6 is easy, go up to level 8. Hard enough for a challenge but you still can win without cheating.
Like I said I'll keep Kasich and prosper, that's fine by me if you guys are so bent to throw the game to Hillary. Though I still think ya'll shoot yourselves in the foot by not even considering him when he has the best record on the field. It's like overlooking John Elway and instead picking a rookie. Just makes no sense especially when you know you have to take on Brett Favre and the Packers.
Well Cruz and Rubio are better than Trump I'll give them that. Only problem is Cruz can't be president cause he ain't a natural born citizen (wonder if old boy Trump will point out how he was born in Canada.)
Rubio is a good talker, he's done very well in the debates in my opinion. I like how he's a young guy too and is very moderate. Only problem with him is he hardly shows up for votes. I mean we have had enough of an absentee president with Obama. Then there's his credit card use too. I do like Rubio's immigration stance though. Also like how he has been kinda the mediator between Rand Paul and the libertarians and the establishment in the past on various issues. Personally I think he'd be a better VP pick.
Really not wanting another Senator though after Obama. If we're gonna have to pick between Senators then Hillary is going to win. The president is an executive position, a manager. I am really wanting a solidly experienced Governor with a proven record of economic prosperity for both the government and private sectors in their state. Which again leaves me pretty much with only Kasich, Bush, and Huckabee.
Been seeing Jeb a lot more in the news and he's been saying some pretty smart stuff actually. Seems he's been tightening up his game somewhat. I'm thinking Jeb Bush might not be such a bad pick, but alas, I know this generation will never be able to overlook his last name even if he does have a record of prosperity that exceeds even the wildest dreams of the most technocratic minded.