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But wait, I thought Sanders and Cruz could only win in caucus states. Isn't Wisconsin a primary state?
One battle does not make a war ... this was D-Day for Cruz and like has been said before, Wisconsin is the home of GOP establishment - Walker / Ryan / Priebus.
Spin it anyway you want - Cruz will get annihilated in the Northeast, just as in Florida.
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Now the media will spin this that trump lost support/momentum for the next two weeks. Of course he hasn't and will gain it back after New York. He may come up just short of the delegates now though which will get interesting. My prediction: establishment will look at the polls showing the highest delegate should get the nom and get scared about their lack of support and ultimately back down after a long fight like they always do.
Interesting how Bernie and Cruz win the same states. The Dems don't want Trump any more than the RINOs and are a lot sleazier. Maybe they sacrifice a few Hillary votes here and there for the cause, as she has pretty much locked in the nomination anyway.
I just don't buy the large margins Cruz wins by, when he wins. Also, the media driven war on women narrative is baked into the democratic platform. Every single news story started off with 'it's been a rough week for Trump...' preparing us for this loss so it would seem the obvious reason he lost was because of his 'hate' for women.
Now the media will spin this that trump lost support/momentum for the next two weeks. Of course he hasn't and will gain it back after New York. He may come up just short of the delegates now though which will get interesting. My prediction: establishment will look at the polls showing the highest delegate should get the nom and get scared about their lack of support and ultimately back down after a long fight like they always do.
NY isn't winner take all. Trump isn't going to get over 50% in every district and every district Kasich or Cruz gets to 20%, they take a third of the delegates. Trump will end up with around 40 something delegates and the Kasich and Cruz in the 20s. You are dreaming of you think Trump is getting all 95
NY isn't winner take all. Trump isn't going to get over 50% in every district and every district Kasich or Cruz gets to 20%, they take a third of the delegates. Trump will end up with around 40 something delegates and the Kasich and Cruz in the 20s. You are dreaming of you think Trump is getting all 95
And you're dreaming if you think Cruz won't get annihilated. Kasich will do better in the NE than the religious wacko. But enjoy your night lol ... kinda like we did when we kicked your butt in Florida by 600K votes.
If Trump loses in his home state of New York, he will need to withdraw from the race.
He never will. Looks like Hillary might, though, and I hope she withdraws after that embarassment.
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