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To: kabar

No, Texas is not a winner take all, but we have 155 delegates. NH has 23 and Iowa 30. All are proportional. My point being Iowa, NH, SC, NV do not matter much.

Trump is not well liked in Texas and his popularity is declining rapidly. Only demoncrats and Texas “yankee” transplants seem to support him at all and we do have a closed primary. Trump will be lucky to break 20% here. Cruz could quite possible win 80-120 delegates based on the current political landscape in Texas. I know because I’m here and I travel the State often.

I agree, March 15 will be important too.

However, if Trump loses some of the upcoming primaries or just barely wins, I look for him to cut and run because as he states “it will all be a waste of time and money” for him.


276 posted on 02/04/2016 12:49:16 PM PST by TXDuke
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To: TXDuke
Trump is not well liked in Texas and his popularity is declining rapidly.

Latest combination of polls show Cruz at 36.2 and Trump at 30.1.

RCP has it 28.7 Cruz and 26.3 Trump. Trump is running a strong second.

Trump will do well in the South and the Northeast.

However, if Trump loses some of the upcoming primaries or just barely wins, I look for him to cut and run because as he states “it will all be a waste of time and money” for him.

All these predictions about Trump by his detractors never seem to materialize. I know you are praying that he drop out, but Trump will be in it to the end. His supporters are the most loyal and enthusiastic. We aren't going anywhere.

279 posted on 02/04/2016 2:09:50 PM PST by kabar
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