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To: DoughtyOne

Trump is most likely in the low 40’s now because as candidates drop out, Trump picks up about 30% of the secondary vote which comes to around an additional 5-6% for Trump.

When it comes down to 2-3 candidates left he’ll pick up another 5-6% which puts him in the high 40’s and maybe 50%+.

I notice now that Cruz is attempting to become a Trump knock off. Whatever Trump says, Cruz says. The problem with that is that no one can imitate Trump and that is what sells.

See you at the top President Trump!


58 posted on 12/05/2015 6:58:07 PM PST by GilGil
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To: GilGil

I have noticed that too. It is almost like a parrot. Either he is has no original thoughts or he is vying to share the ticket, which personally I think will never happen.


61 posted on 12/05/2015 7:18:17 PM PST by RitaOK ( VIVA CRISTO REY / Public education is the farm team for more Marxists coming)
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To: GilGil

And his followers don’t even realize it.

It’s hilarious to watch him be the “Me too...” candidate.

Sorry, if I needed a knock off I wouldn’t support the guy I do.


66 posted on 12/05/2015 8:31:30 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Come on Obama, just fess up and put the Burka on. Be honest with everyone.)
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To: GilGil

Cruz has less than 1/10 of Trump’s crowd sizes.
And Cruz can not resonate anywhere near Trump with people.

The difference is, Trump has been a world class salesman all his working life. Cruz never had a private sector job, he is just a politician, talks great, delivers nothing.

Can any one name one significant achievement by Cruz in US Senate?


81 posted on 12/06/2015 12:48:06 AM PST by entropy12
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