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To: montag813

Not necessarily. Simply believing that Cruz is ineligible for the Presidency doesn’t mean that they still won’t vote for him.

The right way to figure that out is to ask a followup to that 25% asking whether they’d still vote for Cruz as the nominee.


45 posted on 01/15/2016 5:48:12 AM PST by tanknetter
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To: tanknetter
Not necessarily. Simply believing that Cruz is ineligible for the Presidency doesn’t mean that they still won’t vote for him. The right way to figure that out is to ask a followup to that 25% asking whether they’d still vote for Cruz as the nominee.

And then there are positions candidates hold that are unconstitutional. If a candidate holds enough of those positions then a voter may decided that they are "ineligible" to hold the office and not vote for them.

For example a candidate like Trump who is for affirmative action, Kelo, universal health care, government bailouts and stimulus packages, all that unconstitutional nonsense.

72 posted on 01/15/2016 6:10:19 AM PST by FreeReign
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