So St. Ted does better than expected in WI and it’s “THE RACE HAS CHANGED” but Donald of Queens does better and it’s “NOTHING HAS CHANGED.”
Interesting double standard.
What’s hilarious is that Trump will win more primaries in ONE DAY next tuesday than Cruz has the ENTIRE campaign season.
Actually Ted was right when he said Wisconsin was a turning point. That was Cruz’s last state. It’s all Trump from here on out.
So St. Ted does better than expected in WI and it’s “THE RACE HAS CHANGED” but Donald of Queens does better and it’s “NOTHING HAS CHANGED.”
Interesting double standard.
That’s all this primary has been from the beginning to now, why change now?
At this point, positions have so hardened that opinions here are not likely to change. Mr. Trump clearly has an advantage but the race is not over. There must be a vote in the convention before anyone can be the nominee. If the convention selects a nominee on the first ballot, Mr. Trump is almost certain to win, but if it goes to a second ballot, all bets are off.
Regarding the Wisconsin and New York votes, there is one interesting point. New York has close to 3 1/2 times the population of Wisconsin yet the winner of the republican primary in New York received less total votes than the winner of the Wisconsin republican primary. When it comes to the general election, which of these traditional democrat states is more likely to end up in the republican column.