Posting the percentage of primary voters who voted for another candidate isn’t the same as “I really can’t stand that guy, I would never vote for him.” But you twist things as you want. That is par for the course of Trump supporters here. When polls are good for Trump, your side brings them out. Just as quickly your side dismisses them when it shows he will get clobbered by Hillary or Bernie.
Nobody gave the socialist Bernie Sanders much thought a year ago. And I don’t even think Trump was on the radar. And here we are with Trump and Sanders capturing so much support. I think both candidates combined have a large majority of support of those 18-35. It’s really fascinating. But we also have a history of one candidate doing so badly they not only lose, but take out the house/senate candidates with them. Barry Goldwater for our side and Mondale for the dems come to mind.
Anyways, Trump has to win the nomination first. Cruz may prove popular enough in the final half to deny him the delegates.
The numbers don’t lie. The majority of voters in those states declined to pull the lever for Cruz. And by April 26th, Cruz will be mathematically eliminated by being unable to acquire sufficient delegates to win the nomination.
Cruz called on Kasich to drop out for that very reason, will Cruz take his own advice, or will he play the hypocrite?