..because according to YOUR POTUS guidelines,
Ted Cruz is ineligible to be POTUS....
20 posted on 5/12/2010, 3:03:41 PM by 2ndDivisionVet (Don’t care if he was born in a manger on July 4th! A “Natural Born” citizen requires two US parents!)
And this article matters why? The point is, Trump’s going to clean up in the next 6 states. That’s what Manafort meant.
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If the Trump campaign is confused about delegates, maybe we should wait until he is sitting down to explain to him about the Electoral College.
Projections are just opinions based on some information.
Only the actual votes count, so we’ll see what that result shows.
Cruz didn’t win Colorado. No votes were cast by the people. Stealing is not winning.
I thought each candidate had to get 20 percent popular vote in New York to begin getting delegates? Is that true?
Maryland, HA! Pennsylvania, HA HA!
Good point about the October deadline to register as a Republican.
Not only two of Trump’s kids, but also someone on his campaign staff failed to do that little thing and cannot vote for him.
He can kiss the democrat and independent vote goodbye.
I think the polling for Trump is way high. He won’t do that well.
Who the hell wrote this drivel.
Trump has a 30-point lead in New York and is consistently over 50% in all polls. 81 is possible, but more likely than not, you are going to be in the 85-90 delegate range when all is said and done.
Cruz is consistently polling under 20%.
I know Cruz is going hard after the Hasidic vote in Brooklyn, but it’s far from a lock that the vote goes anywhere other than the local guy.
"Cruz Craft" has now officially been renamed "Titanic Ted."
But you hang in there my FRiend and keep rearranging those deck chairs. I see a lot of FReepers moving to Cruz (not really, haha).
Tonight it is Karl Rove conceding that it's going to be Donald Trump. Can you believe that? Oh, and the Koch Brothers also suggesting that they need to get behind the obvious candidate. That's right; Donald Trump. Oh well, there's always tomorrow. Who knows, we may hear from Ontario and Winnepeg. That could be a game changer.
Anyway, don't mind that nine degree list, it's nothing. You just keep on rearranging. God bless.
“* Finally, even giving Trump 81 out of 95 delegates in New York, there is a strong likelihood Cruz may still finish first in delegates for the month.”
What do they mean ‘finally’? NY is not the last primary in the month. There’s a slew of NE states the last week of April that are polling heavily for Trump that provide even more than NY’s 95.
Trump will end April probably 350 delegates ahead of Cruz.
This guy’s numbers are absurdist for the states voting at the end of the month. His analysis of NY was reasonable, so how could he possibly believe what he wrote about CT, MD, RI, and PA? He really thinks Ted Cruz, who comes in third in some MD polls, will sweep the state and each of its eight congressional districts, even though the latest poll has Trump at 47% in the state and with a significant lead in each congressional district. Trump is in a very good position to potentially take every single MD delegate. Cruz will be extremely lucky to pick off one or two congressional districts around Baltimore and D.C. for 3 or 6 delegates. There’s no way on earth he’s getting all 38 unless Trump quits before April 26.
The number of delegates that he gives Cruz in CT and RI is actually laughable. Trump looks to be in a good position to take about half the delegates in proportional RI and probably 3/4 or more of the ones in CT. Polls suggest that Cruz will fail badly there, while Trump has a big lead in all of CT’s five congressional districts and is at 50% in the state as a whole. Real Clear Politics shows Trump with a 16 point lead over Cruz in PA. (If Cruz actually does get about the same number of delegates from PA as Trump, it will be due solely to the unbound delegates ignoring the will of the voters in their state.) This writer needs to get real.