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To: eastsider

“Rudy’s ceiling is 30%. That’s it.”

Isn’t it reasonable to think that Rudy will draw some % of the undecideds, and as some of the other candidates drop out, shouldn’t he also get a % of that support as well?


53 posted on 11/15/2007 10:06:58 AM PST by snarkybob
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To: snarkybob
According to the Real Clear Politics chart, even if all 18% undecided broke for Rudy -- and that's not going to happen -- he'd still be under 50%.

Generously, however, he might get 30% of the undecideds -- 6% -- bringing his total to 36%. And he might even get 30% of the two candidates with significant numbers who are likely to drop out -- McCain at 14+%, and Huckabee at 8+% -- bringing Rudy's total to 43%. That's still under 50%.

I can't see him getting much at all from Tancredo and Hunter, and I expect Thompson and Romney to stay in all the way to what I now expect to be a brokered convention.

59 posted on 11/15/2007 10:32:25 AM PST by eastsider
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