2 New Polls Mark Impending Doom for Ted Cruz’s Bid to Stop Trump
The “Never Trump” forces, spearheaded by Anti-Trump SuperPacs and a small group of career DC media pundits have been swimming against the tide from the start. Now, two new polls may end their bid to play “Spoiler” to the Trump Movement.
All Paths to Stopping Trump involve Cruz Winning Indiana. Unfortunately for Cruz, Trump Now Leads in Indiana
The Anti-Trump forces assumed Indiana was a Cruz demographic, but there was never actually any solid polling to prove this. Nevertheless, in an effort to court billionaire donors fearful of what a Trump presidency might mean to their cheap foreign labor and offshore accounts, Cruz surrogates have insisted Indiana belongs to Cruz. A team of pundits led by Nate Silver, an american statistician who has been wrong about Trump’s prospects as a GOP candidate from the start, proudly projected Cruz would win 37 out of the 57 delegates available in Indiana.
The only problem with this theory is after Trump’s resounding NY Primary win, two Indiana polls fly directly in the face of the “Cruz winning Indiana” theory.

Fox News has Trump over Cruz 41-33 and a WTHR/Howey Politics Poll also collected 4/18-4/21 has Trump up by 2 points less at 37-31. Even more troubling for Cruz is Trump is widely expected to sweep the contests this Tuesday 4/26 and will have even more wind behind his back going into Indiana. No wonder Ted Cruz has recently seemed “unhinged” in interviews, even getting in a dustup with Sean Hannity. The Cruz Crew may have not sunk quite yet, but there are gaping holes in the ship. If Cruz loses Indiana, expect all but his staunchest advocates to start abandoning ship.


Get Rubio on board before its to late. He is not completely corrupt yet.
With the proper training.he could be ready in 8 years
Agreed
Rubio must come around to the idea of screening border crossers.
His indifference to health and pubic safety issues — diseases and
narcotics networks — cost him mainstream votes.
As a Republlcan, Rubio is already at a disadvantage. Throwing in
with GOP establishment was not a bad idea, if only had it worked.
It didn’t work. Trump support was underestimated.