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To: SamAdams76

There are some solid Cruz states still left. The question is will he still be in the race when it’s their turn to vote and even if he wins them, does it stop Trump? I think the answers are yes he will stay in and no it won’t stop Trump.


59 posted on 05/02/2016 9:34:31 AM PDT by Personal Responsibility (We need a separation of press and state!)
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To: Personal Responsibility
There are some solid Cruz states still left

Indiana was a "solid Cruz state".

62 posted on 05/02/2016 9:35:50 AM PDT by Kenny (e)
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To: Personal Responsibility

Are you kidding? Cruz will be campaigning after Trump is nominated. Without getting elected to some kind of office in government would mean Cruz would actually have to get his first private sector job.


92 posted on 05/02/2016 11:50:32 AM PDT by dragnet2 (Diversion and evasion are tools of deceit)
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To: Personal Responsibility

I think the Cruz campaign is quickly eroding. Fiorina isn’t helping either IMO. Even those delegates he “stole” are apparently going soft on him. Wouldn’t be surprised if Trump sweeps the rest of the primaries.


103 posted on 05/02/2016 3:15:26 PM PDT by Jim W N
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To: Personal Responsibility

The only truly solid Cruz states left are NE and SD, neither of which has many delegates. If he’s lucky he’ll also win MT, but that won’t add much. He’s going to lose WV, NJ, CA, and OR badly. He’s given up on NM and will likely lose WA too after Trump wins big in OR. That’s all the states left after IN. Cruz is done. That’s all there is to it.


108 posted on 05/02/2016 4:28:36 PM PDT by FenwickBabbitt
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