Reuters Poll January 15 [Trump vs Cruz - Post debate Trump +4 Cruz -2 Trump 44% Cruz 33%]

Reuters ^ | January 15, 2016 | Reuters

[GonzoII]

If the Republican Presidential Primaries came down to these candidates, for whom would you vote?

[RitaOK]

LOL!!!

[ground_fog]

no way in hell Cruz gets any nomination that needs congressional approval.He burned too many bridges

[Fantasywriter]

You’re welcome. Once you start reading Trump tweets, you’re quickly addicted. He knows just how to use this format. :)

[Liz]

[Guenevere]

Bump your excellent post!

[Guenevere]

THAT’S who I’ve been trying to think of!!!!!

Uriah Heep!!!!!.....That’s who Ted reminds me of......!!!!!!!

[Guenevere]

EXACTLY!!!!!!!

[Guenevere]

I think it would be a cold day in you know where if New Yorkers would sanction a vice President Cruz.

Trump has to know that too!

Cruz literally jumped the shark bigtime!

[miss marmelstein]

Yes, at least two of us here have thought of that. I was in denial about it for a long time but then he clapped at the debate the other night and I saw it clearly.

[entropy12]

Thank you so much. You made my day!! Now heading to Seatac airport 50 miles away, and a busy day later.

[Guenevere]

That thought has crossed my mind too!

And I would be good with it!

[entropy12]

Great work, Jeff Head. That is a head spinner! (pun intended)

[Amntn]

Read it and you are right.
Devastating.

[GonzoII]

Have a nice trip...

[Rome2000]

Rubio sucks and is a non starter for the VP slot.

He is weak on amnesty and illegals, can be bought easily, and has no core values.

[RitaOK]

I hope that story gets posted on FR every 24 hours, for awhile.

[Amntn]

If you filter to very conservative it is Trump 46% and Cruz 29%.

But I thought Trump didn’t have a chance with “real” conservatives!

[rustbucket]

Northern New Jersey. The people who upset my wife the most were mainly the scowling or rude service people in the stores and shops. I experienced it too, but I could take it or leave it. However, it really affected my wife who is a very friendly person. We did have good relationships with neighbors who had come from other parts of the country. Most of them worked in NYC. We didn't fare so well with the NJ natives. I'm sure to the natives we looked like a lot of corporate transplants parachuting in for a few years, then leaving. Different socio-economic groups.

When we would head south each year to see my wife's family we could detect a noticeable difference in how friendly and helpful the service people were starting about Virginia and increasing in states further south.

I'm a constitutional and fiscal conservative. That is why I like Cruz and don't like the GOPe. I'm not a social or religious conservative.

I'm not sure I trust Trump to do what he says. Also, his manner turns me off. Mark Levin has a good take on Trump's New York bullying tactics at the following Link.

[Luircin]

Well, I don’t trust Trump either, but then again I don’t trust any of the candidates. Cruz has shown himself to not exactly be perfectly trustworthy either as of late.

The reason I support Trump is more that he’s the only one on the stage who I believe CAN do it. Even if Cruz gets into office, it’s not likely that he’ll have the popular support needed to push through conservative or even moderate reforms.

As for Trump, if he does even a third of what he says he’s going to do, then we’re far better off than where we were, as opposed to the other candidates who, even if they had the will to do so, would probably not have the ability to take on the establishment and win—a trait that Trump has shown that he is quite able to do.

And if he does none of what he says he’s going to do, then we’re no worse off than we were before.

[Enlightened1]

There needs to be one.