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"We're doing really well with evangelicals," Trump argued. "And by the way, and again, I do like Ted Cruz, but not a lot of evangelicals come out of Cuba, in all fairness. It's true. Not a lot come out. But I like him nevertheless," Trump claimed.

What does this even mean? Do Trumpsters get special decoder rings so they can understand Trump's gibberish?

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What does this even mean? Do Trumpsters get special decoder rings so they can understand Trump's gibberish?

It means that mostly Catholics come from Cuba and most Catholics are not considered to be evangelicals, save some of the most conservative. Trump was probably implying that Cruz was not getting his supposed evangelical support from the Cuban-American community. The remark doesn't mean much of anything except to those looking for something to twist and distort.

He called into Fox and Friends this morning and discussed that, among other things.

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" Trump argued. "And by the way, and again, I do like Ted Cruz, but not a lot of evangelicals come out of Cuba, in all fairness. It's true. Not a lot come out. But I like him nevertheless,"

Sandwich technique. The "I like Ted" delivered with all the sincerity of "Brutus is an honorable man".