Smells like, I don’t know ... victory!
When the libtards at Salon are salivating over Trump’s prospects, you know you’ve picked a winner... for the democrats.
Good job, Trumpettes.
C’mon 2nd - posting Salon? Really?
If Trump wins the nomination, Hillary becomes President.
Four years later Cruz becomes President.
Adios Ted!
Second, I suspect the race is fluid.
Third, I think voters will move to Cruz or Rubio, from Bush, primarily because of Trump's lies about G.W. Bush vis-a-vis 9/11 and the justification for the Iraq war. I don't see South Carolina conservatives voting in mass for the new "CodePink" spokesman, certainly not 90% of the military veterans or active duty conservatives. (Yeah, I know that some Trump supporter will come in here and claimed he single handedly took Iwo Jima and knows 200,000 veterans who are hard core for Trump. Prove it at the polls, because the guys I know aren't supporting CodePink candidates.) They're not happy with Trump's war misdirection.)
Then again, the electorate is **PISSED**, and are apparently willing to throw the baby out with the bath water. Trump could win, but it won't be anywhere near the 20 point numbers some polls have been showing.
To me, it's Trump's primary to lose, Cruz has an edge over Rubio, simply because voters fed up with the GOP-e but not far enough over the edge to blow up the party by supporting Trump, will be looking for somewhere conservatively safe to land.
I think it's a 4-6% race between Trump and Cruz, with momentum swinging away from Trump. On the other hand, the same could be said for Rubio, if he can convince other GOP-e voters to abandon Kasich and Bush. Not sure he can do it. (Carson's numbers, unfortunately, are insignificant. He's lost all the voters he's going to lose, and his "true blue" believers will hang with him until he drops out.)
Really, the same thing can be side for both Bush and Kasich supporters. All that's left are their most loyal supporters, and they won't abandon them until those candidates officially withdraw. I think Cruz beats Rubio by at least 10 points, however the Trump-Cruz divide plays out.
Please, Salon likes Trump now? I know we’re in real trouble now.
It's amazing how many conservatives will allow themselves to be lead around by the nose by leftists. It's like watching lemmings.
Three Strikes re WSJ/Fox poll
Three Strikes - 3rd Time This Campaign Season NBC/WSJ Caught Promoting Agenda Polls
The Conservative Treehouse ^ | 02/17/2016 | Sundance
Posted on 2/17/2016, 4:57:15 PM by PJBankard
The team of NBC and Wall Street Journal (Rupert Murdoch owned) has struck again with their latest highly coordinated and heavily manufactured latest “Agenda Poll”. We have previously revealed NBC/WSJ’s prior two constructs.......
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Remember, an “agenda poll” is not created to show a statistical snapshot of the presidential race. An “agenda poll” has nothing to do with the support. Agenda Polls are manufactured to create media talking points, to create media narratives.
Agenda polling is about setting out to make a story, to sell a specific narrative, by using polling as the means to justify the story you are selling. Nothing more, and nothing less.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/3398474/posts
Hey, cool. You found an article on a lib site where the author talks about how Trump is beating Cruz.
Clearly this means Trump is a Democrat. I’m totally changing my vote now.
I watched Cruz last night on CNN. He was brilliant, impressive, and presidential with spot-on foreign policy, etc. Tonight is Trump’s night on CNN.
Rubio’s numbers will go up as Yeb!, Carson and Kasich exit.
The Cheap Labor Express will put all its effort behind him.
I still think if Trump’s numbers hold up, he’s shoe-in for the nomination.
Look for large segments of the GOP party appartus to try to sabotage his campaign.
I don’t think it will work.
Trump vs Hillary or Trump vs Bernie, Trump wins handily.
Why should I care what Sarah Digby Parton thinks?
She outed herself as a fierce partisan ages ago.