Posted on 03/02/2016 12:22:55 AM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
New York businessman Donald Trump won Republican primaries Tuesday from the Deep South to New England, but Texas Sen. Ted Cruz took his home state and Oklahoma, ensuring that the race for the GOP nomination will stretch into the spring...
(Excerpt) Read more at wsj.com ...
Trump can now pivot to Hillary. Cruz and the Rube will continue on, going after each other.
But it’s pretty much over, the GOPe Tet Offensive failed.
Ted Cruz just won Alaska...
And he’ll will win 5 of the next 9 contests this next week... Trump only 3.
Kansas - Cruz
Kentucky - Cruz
Louisiana - Cruz
Maine - Trump
Puerto Rico - Rubio
Hawaii - Trump
Idaho - Cruz
Michigan - Trump
Mississippi - Cruz
LOL. Where is Cruz winning next?
The most conservative states have already voted.
I don’t see many other States Cruz can win.
I doubt very much Cruz takes any of those States!
At this point, Rubio can’t win. The primaries become winner take all. Rubio, Carson and Kasich need to get out unless their real purpose is throwing the race to Trump.
Now sure what they guy is smoking.
Trump is beating Cruz by double digits in most of those states.
Trump will win Ron Paul voters & eastern Kentucky voters.
Trump wants to ban Muzzies from Idaho.
Trump is backed by Kris Kobach who won a landslide 60% to 40% while Sen Roberts & Gov Brownback were 50% or few extra points.
Look above you.
Alaska eh?
Guess Duh Donald bribing Sarah Palin to stab Ted Cruz in the back back fired.
"We can nominate a Washington deal maker, profane and vulgar, who has a lifelong pattern of using government power for personal gain. Or we can nominate a proven conservative who has fought consistently for working men and women and to defend the Constitution." -Senator Cruz
Amazing admission that Trump is weaker in Conservative states
But I dont share papa's optimism. Here is a KS poll, Feb 26...
The survey, conducted by the Docking Institute of Public Affairs at Fort Hays State University, shows Trump has the support 26 percent of self-identified Republicans who took part, good for first place. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas was in second place with 14 percent, and Sen. Marco Rubio was third with 13 percent.
Clinton leads among Democrats with 33 percent. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont — Clinton’s Democratic opponent — is supported by 23 percent of Democrats responding to the survey.
Forty-four percent of Democrats are undecided, as are 39 percent of Republicans.
The large number of undecided voters “makes sense,” said Bob Beatty, a political science professor at Washburn University in Topeka. “Close to half of most party members are not engaged and probably won’t be caucusing.”
Similarly, KY...
Western Kentucky Univ. 2/22 - 2/26 Trump 35, Marco 22, Cruz 15
There are pockets and places out there that support Ted Cruz and Ted will be getting weekly financial support from me in the next two weeks for sure like he has for the last four.
Can you post any polls that support those predictions, or are they based on your personal feelings?
Excellent.
Cruz team is more organized in Hawaii than Trump’s
So it seems
There are pockets and places out there that support Ted Cruz and Ted will be getting weekly financial support from me in the next two weeks for sure like he has for the last four.
“Amazing admission that Trump is weaker in Conservative states”
Maybe you missed the fact that Cruz just got his ass kicked in the most conservative states.
If he can’t beat Trump in the conservative states, he is not beating Trump anywhere else.
Feel free to post any polls that prove me wrong.
Saw that.
He’s dreaming.
Check the polls on #13.
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