[dynoman]

“And yet he’s stuck at 30% in the RCP average of GOP primary voters, which shows that 70% are not in his camp.”

Using that logic what is the percentage of GOP primary voters not in Cruz’s camp?

I’ve asked you twice, why won’t you answer?

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

First, it is still early. Second, you must factor in strong negatives. I haven’t the stats, but I would bet you that Trump has very strong negatives within the Republican Party. He cannot win the general election with 30% of the Republican vote. Will the others rally to him for the general election?

I am not a believer in the idea that there is much wisdom in strategy voting. All it does is ensure nearly everyone gets someone they don’t really want. I’m just speaking to your question without the answer you demand because the answer you demand is simple math and your question is really more of a statement than a question anyway.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

I’ve asked you twice, why won’t you answer?

I did, you must have missed it.

@ Post #69: Yes. The rest of the field is divvied up and those "won't wins" need to step down.