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Bloomberg Analytics Research Shows Donald Trump Positioned To Win Every State in Super Tuesday
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gonna place the actual link to bloomberg. Treehouse is a pro Trump blog.
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/a...ics-super-tuesday-sec-primary-republican-poll
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/a...ics-super-tuesday-sec-primary-republican-poll
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The 8th and final crusade is nigh!
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Most polls have him down in Texas, but I guess we'll see what happens.
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If Cruz wins Texas why should he step away and not Marco? He would have two wins on Trump. Rubio would have none and isn't even favored to win his home state.
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he beats them all in head-to-head match ups too.
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The sad thing is that if trump goes up against Clinton, he may very well win. Clinton is incredibly uncharismatic and as big an idiot as Trump is, hes clearly seen as an anti-establishment candidate. What a fucked up election cycle.
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I think Wednesday morning the only way to stop Trump short of killing him will be a brokered convention. And even that will be a long shot. I think Trump and Hillary are locks.
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The GOP reaction to all of this will be historic. There are already plans for republican senators to run negative ads against Trump in their own races in an attempt to hold the senate. The party may even change it's name, and run it's own candidate. Chaos. Delicious.
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I will be pretty shocked if he wins Texas. Though even winning all of these states does not matter if he does not do it by a big enough margin. He needs to hit the required delegates before the convention, or else I expect the GOP establishment will screw him out of his nomination.
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More like the other way around between Cruz and Rubio.
There's never been a nominee that didn't win an early state. Cruz won one, and Rubio hasn't won anything, and isn't projected to win any, including his home state of Florida.
If Trump wins all 12 states, it's over. Period.
If Cruz wins Texas, and places second in most of the states, there's still a race.
The other way around probably is the same thing too. I dont think Rubio is willing to get out of Cruz's way either. I am enjoying this a lot as a liberal. There is almost certain to be a third party conservative challenger at this point.
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Yeah, if I was liberal I'd be enjoying this too.
Rubio should drop out after Florida, Kasich should drop out after Iowa, and Carson can drop out whenever the fuck he wants. It's either a 1v1 contest between Cruz and Trump for the rest of the delegates, or there'll be deals made for some candidates to stay in the race and split the anti-Trump vote, to assure a Trump victory.
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Cruz can't beat Trump. Rubio can. But Cruz won't drop out, and he shouldn't. This is actually better for Rubio at the moment.
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As a liberal, I think Cruz would be my preferred candidate for the GOP. I think Trump wouldn't be as bad in terms of policy, but Cruz would have less chance of winning. Rubio would probably be the worst in terms of policy and would have the best chance of winning.
