Posted on 05/01/2016 7:03:50 AM PDT by GilGil
"If that margin in Indiana holds on Tuesday, Trump would be on a glide path towards obtaining the 1,237 delegates "
NBC and WSJ execs. must have been really frosted to have to publish this poll. Looks like the Trump Train is REALY ROLLING!
538 just changed his “polls plus” forecast to 69% chance of Trump winning Indiana. Up ‘til today he had Cruz winning “polls plus.”
His “polls only” forecast is 94% Trump winning. AFAIK he’s always had Trump winning “polls only.”
Rafael’s VP doesn’t seem to have impressed them.
If Trump wins by that margin, Cruz will likely choose another VP.
He’s throwing stuff on the wall hoping something sticks.
After Indiana, where will Cruz’s next final stand be?
If Trump wins by that margin, Cruz will likely choose another VP.
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No! He will announce his cabinet!
But, being such a winner, he needs to pick his whole cabinet first. After all, his election is such a foregone conclusion, there’s not even any reason for people to vote.
Cruz is becoming totally ridiculous and sleazy.
Go Trump, right on to the Presidency.
It will be Joanne Kasich.
We’ll see.
If Rafael loses by a landslide he might give his inaugural speech the next day.
And Beck might swear him into office again.
Indiana has bad demographics for Cruz, the people are allowed to vote.
Pray America wakes
I believe originally Cruz was supposed to win Indiana. If things are turning for Trump this big there, I wonder what happens to all the other states.
Good for a few laughs.
The minor league propagandists at USA today and Indianapolis Star would do well to remember how Goebbels and his family ended up.
The 538 guy has just updated Trump’s Indiana stats giving him something like a 70% chance of winning!
CA. Cruz keeps moving the goal posts.
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