Carson’s on his way out.
Cruz will throw his delegates to Trump, if needed.
Rubio will never even hit 20%, so he won’t be the top dog. Almost all of Carson’s supporters will go to Trump/Cruz, Bush’s and Carla’s supporters have mostly moved on, already. And no one else has any substantial support.
I don’t see a repeat of 2012, as we actually have 2 strong conservatives running, versus 0 back then.
“Cruz will throw his delegates to Trump, if needed.”
I’m big on Cruz, but I’m not sure I can see him doing that. Despite his silence thus far about Trump, I don’t see him being comfortable with Trump as the nominee. Trumps myriad of past “un-republican” positions make it very chancy to support him.
I don’t see a repeat of 2012, as we actually have 2 strong conservatives running, versus 0 back then.
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You don’t think that Newt Gingrich was a strong Conservative? Santorum?
I don’t see a repeat of 2012, as we actually have 2 strong conservatives running, versus 0 back then.
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You don’t think that Newt Gingrich was a strong Conservative? Santorum?
There is one cheating tactic that the GOPe has previously used to its success in the McDaniel-Cochran primary. That involves hiring Democrat operatives to turn out dem crossovers. This is a Uniparty tactic and can be used in open primary states.