Posted on 02/05/2016 4:26:42 PM PST by xzins
National: Trump 33.2 Cruz 20.7 Rubio 13.3 Carson 7.8 Bush 4.5
New Hampshire Trump 31.1 Rubio 15.1 Cruz 11.7 Kasich 11.1 Bush 9.7
South Carolina Trump 36.0 Cruz 19.7 Rubio 12.7 Bush 10.0 Carson 8.7
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I think St. Cruz should continue to hammer on Trump while Rubio comes up from behind.
Now the St. Cruz camp is implying their hero is being resisted because of his race.
Nice. Mind you, that whine is directed at all camps, including the Carson one.
Rubio is closer to catching Cruz than Cruz is to catching Trump in S.C.
I think St. Cruz should continue to hammer on Trump and pretend Rubio isn’t there.
A bunch of my frat bros were Canadians. Good folks.
In NH, Jebbie and Barbara are hurting Rubio; Carson, hurting Cruz. John Kasich can remind them Saturday night that his father delivered the mail.
That is risky. If he leaves Rubio alone, won’t that give Rubio the win?
you do realize North Carolina is slam full of liberals.. be my guest
It’s a state that’s a weird combination of the old and the new, the conservative and the liberal. My family in Western Carolina is as traditional as it gets. One of them was one of the magistrates who resigned over the homosexual marriage order.
‘Ted Cruz is preaching two sermons in SC church this Sunday, he may go up in polls.’
It will be interesting to watch. Most Southerners know the difference between auditioning and calling a pastor and hiring a tough son of a gun to close the border and restore the nation’s sovereignty.
Trump stays on message. He keeps pounding it home.
Strom Thurmond and Jesse Helms are most like Trump.
Cruz? Preaching? The hell?
WHY?!
You know, I like Trump, but I would not abdicate my responsibility to proclaim the Gospel just because of a political campaign.
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