Nope. He ain't gonna win without the Christian Right, ergo, he ain't gonna win.
This is a telling poll, because the Value Voters generally measures how a candidate will do with the Christian Right, and it seems to me, with no surprise, that the Conservative in the room won hands down. As with all other factions, the Christian Right will gladly vote for Cruz.
Better bank on Cruz, because he is the one most likely to get all Conservative factions to vote for him... Unlike the populist, whose conviction is as shallow as his speeches.
Not until he polls double digits. Cruz has very consistently been in single digits throughout his entire presidential campaign. With the exceptions of a few outlier polls, which every candidate experiences, Cruz is currently a single-digit candidate in Iowa, New Hampshire and nationally.
His supporters are coming off more delusional than Palin's circa 2011 (they're probably a lot of the same people, so that is probably not entirely surprising).