Trump WAS supposed to win WI until his disastrous last couple of weeks. Now we have this poll showing he’s going to win so who knows.
But without WI it becomes extremely difficult to Trump to hit 1237. Without 1237 I don’t see him ever being the nominee. If he comes out of a contested convention with the nomination—I will fully get on the Trump train because he clearly ain’t lying when he says he knows how to negotiate. Other than his magical negotiation powers I don’t see how he wins in a contested convention.
If Trump end up winning WI, we could chalk the last couple of week polls as fake. The media does this all the time to generate a false narrative to spin
Trump WAS supposed to win WI until his disastrous last couple of weeks. Now we have this poll showing he’s going to win so who knows.
But without WI it becomes extremely difficult to Trump to hit 1237. Without 1237 I don’t see him ever being the nominee. If he comes out of a contested convention with the nomination—I will fully get on the Trump train because he clearly ain’t lying when he says he knows how to negotiate. Other than his magical negotiation powers I don’t see how he wins in a contested convention.
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Effects of MSM propaganda fully observable, as seen above.
Reality, like it or not. Absolutely doesn’t matter what Cruz does in WI.
Trump will have 1100-1300 delegates, next closest is Cruz with 700-800 / plus millions more conservative votes / GoPe is not suicidal / Trump wins on the first ballot if needed/ GoPe negotiate their choice for VP.
Cruz needs GoPe backing for VP or he’s out. Guaranteed
BECAUSE:
Just like the last 4 elections, this election comes down to FL and OH. Trumps FL and OH beat down of Cruz, ended any chance he had. That’s right Trump’s margin over Cruz just in those states, =~ 1,000,000 voters or pissed off voters if Trump gets dumped. GoPe knows this, they want to hold on to senate and house seats.
My calculations suggest Trump will get about 1243 delegates.
The only states I see Trump as potentially NOT winning are Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Montana, New Mexico and South Dakota.