[LS]

I think Ted senses (like everyone else did before him) that it’s slipping away. We’re now 50 days out, and in most polls he’s 20 points behind. In normal politics, that’s just insurmountable.

[Jane Long]

I think Ted senses (like everyone else did before him) that it’s slipping away. We’re now 50 days out, and in most polls he’s 20 points behind. In normal politics, that’s just insurmountable.

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Ouch.

Some can’t handle that truth.

[CottonBall]

“I think Ted senses (like everyone else did before him) that it’s slipping away. We’re now 50 days out, and in most polls he’s 20 points behind. In normal politics, that’s just insurmountable.”

I figured as we got closer and Trump still had the lead, Cruz would either start attacking Trump or accept defeat gracefully. Now we know which.

[pgkdan]

I think Ted senses (like everyone else did before him) that it’s slipping away. We’re now 50 days out, and in most polls he’s 20 points behind. In normal politics, that’s just insurmountable.

I completely agree but this isn't normal politics. However, every time Trump says something that gets Washington's panties all in a twist and the media announcing the end of his campaign he just picks up more support. I still support Ted for the second slot on the ballot.

[sunrise_sunset]

Cruz has internal polling.

[LowOiL]

I think Ted senses (like everyone else did before him) that it’s slipping away. We’re now 50 days out, and in most polls he’s 20 points behind.

I thought the latest polls showed Cruz winning in Iowa. So 50 days away from a win? Yeah, that hurts /s