It's looking less and less likely that Trump wins the nomination. It's almost as if he's self-sabatoging himself at this point and it certainly gives credence to his former campaign worker who suggested he never wanted to win to begin with and that he aimed to be a protest candidate that would finish in second so he could use it to build his brand, suggest he could have run the White House.
I don't see value in Trump -130. If he loses Wisconsin it is highly unlikely that he secures enough delegates to win the nomination and he will not win at a brokered convention. Trump was well ahead in Wisconsin - When have we ever seen a front runner have a week like this so late in the race? I am seriously thinking he doesn't want it. His comments this week were just ridiculous even for his standards; Trump is smarter than that, don't let him fool you.
When Cruz handily wins Wisconsin tomorrow Trump to win the nomination will be at dog odds. Even with dominant showings across the East it will be very difficult for Trump to win the nomination on the first ballot.
The RNC Chair suggested that one of the three men running will be the nominee. Paul Ryan has also suggested today, again, that he doesn't want it and he will not be the nominee. He said he believes the nominee should be someone who was running all the way from Iowa.
I'm probably going to play Kasich at this point. I can't imagine Cruz's recent support carries over when being the 'Anti-Trump' is negligible. There is literally nothing else redeeming about Cruz to his peers. His endorsements have come solely because he is not Donald Trump. The Establishment will use Kasich's strong polling against Hillary to justify running him. I think Trump would revert back to being a disgruntled celebrity and blame the media and establishment for his loss, probably write a sequel to his Crippled America book. I doubt he'll even run as an Independent.
On a side note, how crazy is it that Hillary went from -1150 to -350 to win New York over Sanders? That's insane.
