[austingirl]

I think it may be closer with Trump, Cruz and Rubio all somewhere in the 20s. Rubio has been getting so much positive press and Fox news coverage and GOPe support that he could well come in second. I sure hope not.

I hope Cruz comes in a close second behind Trump whom I do not support, but if the ground game matters, Cruz may pull it out.

[AndyJackson]

So when I vote the Libertarian view, which is more ore less my take, this is what I get:

Ted Cruz 66%
Jim Webb 55%
Jim Gilmore 54%
John Kasich 53%
Marco Rubio 51%
Jeb Bush 50%
Ben Carson 49%
Bernie Sanders 48%
Hillary Clinton 41%
Donald Trump 34%

Cruz, the true "evangelical" conservative is not a libertarian. Libertarian's do not believe in oversees wars either, or a lot other things that a true conservative would believe.

This result is utter nonsense.

[txhurl]

Denying Rubio second in SC would deflate him... I worry about vote rigging there. And Gowdy’s endorsement... is it a regional thing or something?