It’s answer is all in the results that are spinning defeats as wins and marginal wins as victories.
This charade of an primary election is a joke.The race is such a lopsided win for Trump that it’s ludicrous to suggest otherwise.
Team Cruz is efficient in ferreting out victories in a few caucus states known for their oddball and malleable vote counting methods.
Cruz won:
Virgin Islands by 30 votes
Wyoming by 480 votes
Alaska by 600 votes
Maine by 2,500.
Here are the rounded total votes Cruz won in his 8/9 winning states.
Virgin Isl 200 people
Wyoming 620 people
Alaska 8,400
Maine 8,500
Kansas 35,000
Iowa 52,000
Utah 122,00
Okie 158,000
Wow, Ted won eight states totaling 385,000 votes.
If it wasn’t for his Texas win 1,239,393, he’d have nothing but a pile of beans.
This is clearly NOT an appealing candidate in so many ways.
He’s a candidate guaranteed to lose a national election in a landslide.
Which leads to the question,
Will Texans remember in 2018 that their sitting Senator omitted mentioning in 2012 that he was Canadian?