“... that Republicans and those who lean that way are about 45 percent of voters — and if Trump and Carson are supported by roughly 20 percent of them apiece (new CNN poll) — that means that they are supported by 9 percent apiece of all of us. If 11 percent of Republicans fall for Carly Fiorina’s increasingly fact-challenged claims, that’s about 5 percent of us. If Cruz is supported by 5 percent of Republicans, that represents 2.25 percent of us.”
Reminds me of Abbott and Costello doing math:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxjVW8iLMdU
Must be Common Core math.
If you had up the support of the three leading candidates at 26% 22% and 14% - that’s already 60% of GOP primary voters.
Hardly a third of the GOP.
John Young can’t even do basic political arithmetic. Fail.