[Trump20162020]

I’m more and more convinced that our campaign is going to win the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination.

Is Cruz this delusional, or a flat-out liar? He's going to be mathematically eliminated from being able to reach 1,237 on April 26.

[diamond6]

Your numbers need some serious updating. By the way, there are 150 unbound delegates that are basically Cruz’s as well

[Charles Henrickson]

He's going to be mathematically eliminated from being able to reach 1,237 on April 26.

No, he will not be. If Trump does not reach 1237 before the convention, then there will be hundreds of "other" delegates and unbound delegates up for grabs, and they could put either man over the top.

[SubMareener]

8543 more voted against Ted Cruz that voted for him in Wisconsin!

[House Atreides]

Welcome to New Republic, NOOB. Read my tagline for the essence of the situation we are in.

[Kaslin]

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has won a case in Pennsylvania's highest court that had challenged his eligibility to appear on the state's GOP primary ballot and serve as president.

The state Supreme Court order Thursday upheld a lower-court judge's decision to dismiss the case.

A Pittsburgh resident and registered Republican voter, Carmon Elliott, had argued that Cruz isn't eligible to run for president or to appear on Pennsylvania's April 26 primary ballot because he was born in Canada.

Commonwealth Court Judge Dan Pellegrini ruled March 11 that common law precedent and statutory history maintain that an eligible candidate includes any person born to an American citizen, regardless of where.

Elliott had acknowledged that Cruz's mother was born in the United States and has been a U.S. citizen her whole life.