REUTERS: Trump 41.7%, Rubio 19.2%, Cruz 17.2%, BC 9.4%, JK 7.6%

Reuters Polling ^ | 3/1/16 | Reuters

[grania]

The first Constitutional priority is to protect the US from invasion. Thus, Trump is focused on the very first priority he should have.

[ripnbang]

Cruz will win Texas probably, I would be surprised if he didn’t. But it will not be enough of a margin to take all delegates. Trump and Cruz will likely split the delegates. Other than that, I don’t see any other wins for Ted, maybe Arkansas? Either way, it’s either over tomorrow, or after next Tuesday.

[entropy12]

Farrakhan said something that I have never heard before. Paraphrasing——he said Trump has courage to refuse money from the rich Jews in NY. Which means Trump does not want to be controlled by the uber-rich Jews.

[Eisenhower Republican]

"DEATH TO THE UNIPARTY!"

Trump has gotten them to out themselves, and focused a giant spotlight on their agenda. We have some unfriendlies in our own foxhole. Hard to get anything done until we get that sorted out.

[Uncle Miltie]

Exactly. Frag the Officers of the Uniparty!

[lonestar67]

I find your argument intelligible and reasonably compelling.

[calisurfer]

Rubio is surging since the debate, mostly at Trump’s expense, but also from Cruz somewhat. I expect that may continue as the press he’s getting for his attacks, plus the Trump U. ads from his PAC begin to trickle into the polls. Trump could be below 40 again by the weekend.

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There is no Rubio surge...nor is there a Trump decline. Ads do not effect Trump negatively.

[cookcounty]

Wow, 47 %

49% on NBC

Then came the Super Tuesday actual vote:

34% for Trump, 66% “for someone else.”

Either the polls are wildly inaccurate, or Donald is tanking very fast.