02-24-2016, 11:27 AM
Pretty much what Matt said. If a couple of the GOP candidates dropped out, you'd see Rubio or Cruz surge. There wasn't much of an impact when Paul dropped out because his support was low and they split pretty well between the fringe (Trump) and conservatives (Rubio/Carson). His supporters weren't going to push anyone forward. But Bush dropping out should push more into Cruz's RINO camp. Rubio is scrambling for the endorsement, but I'm not sure if it will be enough to lure his folks over.
Cruz and Rubio are going to butt heads and keep Trump in the game. But unless one of them drops out and heavily endorses Trump, there's no way he gets the nomination.
And if he runs third party, that pretty well locks up a Democrat president. His following would be enough to split the party vote and the Dem party voters would vote for a potato.
Cruz and Rubio are going to butt heads and keep Trump in the game. But unless one of them drops out and heavily endorses Trump, there's no way he gets the nomination.
And if he runs third party, that pretty well locks up a Democrat president. His following would be enough to split the party vote and the Dem party voters would vote for a potato.
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