Magellan Mississippi 2016 Presidential Primary Survey (Poll: Trump 41%, Cruz 17%, Rubio 16%)

RealClearPolitics ^ | March 2, 2016 | Magellen Strategies

[proudpapa]

Cruz will win all of those. These are closed contests...sorry no democrats.

And people are not wanting someone who defends Planned Parenthood and writes checks to Hillary.

And after the last debate Trump is fading like a setting sun.

[NYRepublican72]

Doubtful on Maine. While Maine is a “closed” primary, you can change your registration on caucus day if you are unaffiliated.

But I think Trump right now has leads in KY and LA. Trump has a lead in KS, but it’s more of a wildcard.

[Democratic-Republican]

Saturday Morning, just saw this at CTH from poster MoniQueMoniCat ...

Brother of late civil rights activist Medgar Evers endorses Trump

“Charles Evers, the brother of slain civil rights icon Medgar Evers, came out Friday in support of Donald Trump for president.

“Himself a civil rights activist who in 1969 became the first black mayor in Mississippi, Evers said the GOP front-runner has the business acumen for the job.

“I think he’s the best one right now,” Evers, 93, told The Post. “He’s someone like me: he speaks from the hip. He’s not a politician.”

So much for that KKK Mississippi strategy. Do you believe that those dirty rotten GOPe retarded SOB's tried pulling this on a New Yorker?

[Auslander154]

I was disappointed with the Session’s endorsement too.
You can’t get better than Sessions and Cruz in the Senate.

I just think Sessions wants to shake up the republican old boy Senate system. He is frustrated as all of us are.

[bert]

The most likely reason is that Donald Trump approached Sessions and asked him to share his wisdom and to join the effort to make America Great Again

[Pravious]

93! The guy looks damn good for that age.

[Theodore R.]

Cruz just can’t compete in the Deep South. He is way behind the Chris McDaniel Senate campaign of 2014 at this time.

[Theodore R.]

There is surely a shortage of real conservatives everywhere. That’s why liberal keeping winning even if they lose an election.

[Theodore R.]

Joe Barton was originally very conservative when he succeeded Phil Gramm in 1985. It’s been a while. John Fleming of LA is conservative. We thought Tom Cotton of AR is conservative and then I read that he often speaks deferentially of Mrs. Bill.

[Democratic-Republican]

93! The guy looks damn good for that age.

Ain't that the truth!

If I met him and he told me he was 73, I would not only believe it, but I'd say: "Damn, you could pass for 65 easy!". But 93? Just wow.

I think there might really be a crossroads down there in Mississippi and Mr. Evers found it and made a deal, just like Robert Johnson.