Mark says that while last night was a big win for Trump, it was not a knock-out blow. Still have to wait to see how Ohio and Florida go, and others.
I agree. Newt today on Hannity show said he thinks Kasich has a good chance to win Ohio. Not that it would help Kasich. It would slow down Trump. Florida looks solid Trump right now.
If Trump takes both Ohio and Florida, I think it’s over.
Go away, Romney!
It wasn’t as strong a win as it could have been, or should have been from the perspective of Trump, IMO.
If you say we are going to win so much that you get sick of winning, that doesn’t leave a whole lot of room for losing.
On the flip side, I am seeing various opinions that what occurred last night does prevent other candidates from reaching the delegate math goal.
Here’s my assessment.
Trump is a stronger candidate than the others, but he isn’t as strong as he thinks.
I think the ideal ticket at this point to defeat Hellary is a Trump/ Cruz ticket.
I think the two compliment each other, and would unite the disaffected base in such a way that would win.
I don’t even know what to say about people who support Rubio, who I imagine are the remainder of the GOPE base. All I know is I don’t stand with them anymore.