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Originally Posted by Relentless
The problem for Rubio (and the RNC) is that candidates like Kasich and Carson are staying in with zero chance of winning. The only reason they stay in is they are looking for promises... Likely wanting cabinet positions or VP offers in order to drop and endorse someone else.
The sooner they drop out the faster Trump goes away. If they stay in too long, it only serves to help the Democrat win... If Hillary is gone, trump is in or Rubio stumbles then Bloomberg will hire Hillary's operatives and be a strong dark horse late.
70% of Republicans and 85+% of Anericans want anyone but trump. Once the race thins, his 32% of republicans won't win him anything.
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How about instead of posting nonsense you address legit questions?
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Originally Posted by mineistaken
So basically Trump will win all (except iowa) and Rubio wins one last one (when all others dropped out) and somehow that one last state would trump all the others?
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Originally Posted by mineistaken
How would Rubio be there if he did not win any single state primaries?  Or at the best case "when everybody dropped" the single last one? |
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Originally Posted by ilnjscb
That is one theory, but polls with he and rubio alone show him winning 47/46. If he weren't anyone's second choice, how could that be the case?
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Conveniently ignoring contra arguments and posting ridiculous nonsense.