[Joe Brower]

My crystal ball has never been as clear as I'd like , but at this stage, I predict from the upcoming Florida primaries two things:

1) If Rubio doesn't pull a win from his home state, he will halt his campaign. For this election, anyway.

2) Love it or hate it, I see Trump winning Florida.

For the record, I've been supporting Cruz, although I would vote for either man.

God save the Republic.

Florida Freeper

[King of Florida]

If Rubio doesn't pull a win from his home state, he will halt his campaign. For this election, anyway.

If he doesn't win Florida--and I certainly don't expect him to do so--his political career is over. Governor in 2020 (or running again for President)? I don't think so. Expect to see him offering coffee to customers at Norman Braman's BMW dealership in Miami.

[SE Mom]

Yeah Joe, that pretty much sums it up. God, save the Republic.

[GOPJ]

Thanks for the ping Joe...

[mrsmith]

Over half a million (wow!) early votes in Florida.
It's futile for Cruz to compete against all those banked Trump and Rubio votes.

Ohio is where the action is. Kasich is his enemy.

[seekthetruth]

Hi Joe,

I am working here in our Sunshine State to help elect Donald Trump.

I have learned more about Cruz and sure do not like what I found. His latest reaching out to Graham is very troubling, and just confirms that Cruz is less of an “outsider” than he claims. And his following along with the ridiculous attacks from Romney and Romney saying he will endorse either Cruz, Kasich or Rubio is also very troubling. Needless to say, at this point I do not trust Ted Cruz. It is obvious to me he is ALSO controlled by the “Money Power donors” of DC.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Trump will win Florida. I’m worried about Kasich taking Ohio away from him.

[Rockingham]

My crystal ball concurs.

[cyn]

Today.

I pray we conservatives can get beyond the utter insanity that has descended. It goes beyond "TDS". We are playing into the hands of the left and anarchists if we do not.

BILL WHITTLE AFTERBURNER on TRUMP Jan 28, 2016 -- https://www.billwhittle.com/afterburner/trump

Good throughout & sets up this theme that starts at 7 (paraphrase):

"Donald Trump is asking me for a job...I'm the guy behind the desk, and I'm the one who gets to say "You're hired" or "You're fired...

As a job applicant, there are some things I like about him, but there are some things that I do not like [note: true of every candidate; too bad we couldn't combine traits!]

Why don't we apply 'The Art of the Deal' to this particular job applicant? ...while we really really like some things - immigration, defense, [not taking any crap!!], we (also) want some promises...eg, that health care will be solved with the free market...."