The Only Election 2016 Prediction Tool You Will Need

American Thinker ^ | April 23, 2015 | By Gene Schwimmer

[kingattax]

Though the answer was never really in doubt, the question of “Will she or won’t she?” has been answered: Hillary Clinton is running for president. And so we move from “Will she or won’t she?” to “Can she or can’t she?” As in win.

In just the few days since the official announcement of Hillary’s candidacy, one would need a supercomputer to calculate the total ink, newsprint, pixels, and electricity spent discussing whether Hillary can win – the answer is yes, she can – and eventually, after the GOP chooses its candidate, will she win?

The whole prognostication process can be greatly simplified via the chart below, based on some trenchant analysis by Myra Adams. Indeed, this table and my instructions below may be the best if not the only election prediction tool you will need.

[kingattax]

President Cruz - nothing else needs to be said.

[ScottinVA]

Liberalism is like metastatic cancer, in that the chances of its winning are far greater than not, but we still have to hope we can somehow trip up its advance and win a round (2016) by removing the latest tumor (Hillary).

[Caipirabob]

[Georgia Girl 2]

Agreed. If we put up some milktoast candidate who cannot inspire the base and the independents she will win.

Ted Cruz. Accept no substitute.