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Even if Cruz wins all of the 42 delegates from Wisconsin, he would remain ~245-250 delegates short of Trump with NY/PA/CT/DE/RI/MD voting on either 4/19 or 4/26. IMO, Cruz has no chance in any of those states and Kasich only a slight chance in PA.
Trump will most likely be well over 900 after 4/26 with CA/NJ yet to come.
Even if Cruz wins all of the 42 delegates from Wisconsin, he would remain ~245-250 delegates short of Trump with NY/PA/CT/DE/RI/MD voting on either 4/19 or 4/26. IMO, Cruz has no chance in any of those states and Kasich only a slight chance in PA.
Trump will most likely be well over 900 after 4/26 with CA/NJ yet to come.
Is Wisconsin Cruz' last stand ?
Please--you honestly think the Republicans are going run Trump, a candidate that 75% of the women in the country dislike (more every day)?
And that's just for starters. They figure that if they are going to lose, they want to at least lose honorably rather than than have dead weight (and he's really starting to look rather chunky) drag them under.
Last edited by Enigma777; 03-31-2016 at 06:36 PM..
What are you guys talking about? Kasich can't win 1,237 delegates, and Cruz can't either unless his Personal Jesus can deliver a miracle. They know that; they are not dumb.
They are both still in the race, because they know that the GOP will screw over Mr. Trump and elect one of them (or someone else) on the second or third ballot at the contested convention.
All those two are doing is trying to deny Mr. Trump from winning 1,237 delegates . . . . that's it.
What are you guys talking about? Kasich can't win 1,237 delegates, and Cruz can't either unless his Personal Jesus can deliver a miracle. They know that; they are not dumb.
They are both still in the race, because they know that the GOP will screw over Mr. Trump and elect one of them (or someone else) on the second or third ballot at the contested convention.
All those two are doing is trying to deny Mr. Trump from winning 1,237 delegates . . . . that's it.
Mick
This is correct. A lot of people are saying Cruz is being played for a fool as he is receiving endorsements from people who hate him (Jeb, Graham, etc.) solely to help him stop Trump.
With Trump earning < 1,237 pledged delegates, the powers that be will do their best to help someone besides Trump and Cruz win the nomination.
Please--you honestly think the Republicans are going run Trump, a candidate that 75% of the women in the country dislike (more every day)?
And that's just for starters. They figure that if they are going to lose, but they want to at least lose honorably rather than than have dead weight (and he's really starting to look rather chunky) drag them under.
Please ... Trump may get to 1,237 and the GOP won't have a choice. And where did you get that 75% number ? Did they poll all women at abortion clinics nationally ?
What are you guys talking about? Kasich can't win 1,237 delegates, and Cruz can't either unless his Personal Jesus can deliver a miracle. They know that; they are not dumb.
They are both still in the race, because they know that the GOP will screw over Mr. Trump and elect one of them (or someone else) on the second or third ballot at the contested convention.
All those two are doing is trying to deny Mr. Trump from winning 1,237 delegates . . . . that's it.
Mick
Then why isn't Rubio still in the race ?
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