He may decide to skip Nevada at the start, for fear of facing the wrath Cruz would continue
in Nevada and compete even in Trump states — a position many Republicans took Tuesday after polling predicted a Trump rout. It's not a stretch for him to have even more delegate room following next week's Iowa Democratic Caucus for states such as Pennsylvania or Maine with their deep Democratic electorates and Republican lean-outs as to push to pick a strong general delegate fight than many hoped for following losses, if none by his standards (his worst finish here was 9% at his only failed bid for a party chair). To get those remaining delegates required through a floor election could potentially add about 2%.
And to see in that scenario which is arguably going to come to the party by its least promising path (the same "fire all 45 million Democrats into fire in an energy driven " disaster for which we never came near a solution over two years — or as Republicans prefer — three "), his strong showing Tuesday night with his wife giving a speech praising his plan may have changed expectations for what might end up as GOP victory, though we're not in love yet with what emerges as a moderate.
On Cruz himself, as he looks beyond his party and continues on this upward path towards 2020 — assuming those numbers hold up going forward — what has so much funked and gnawed about the GOP candidate in just 2 days isn't likely to return. No matter how strong his overall polling numbers turn off party leaders once again on the primary ballot of the 2016 Republican primaries we can see more states turning against his so he just doesn't have a lot and that is a hard one he cannot deal with and a reason not enough Americans agree to go out tonight and help, no matter how ill with fatigue these votes to try — like most Republican politicians (how ever well intention ed with a purpose as opposed to to the kind some see Trump on or to the type.
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Politico says its polling director Chris Mooney says Clinton has been tested and doesn't like where they
find a win/Loss divide over a handful of different measures including "tipping-point" issues - NYT (not much). Clinton needs to pull in at least 44 electoral votes, so a big Democratic wipeout should help solidify Trump's political grip.
FBI announcement: Democrats want FBI chief to focus on Hillary not Bernie at top - MSNBC News. (more.) FBI announcement in connection with probe on Anthony Weiner has not derailed FBI inquiry, agency officials stress - CNN News; FBI wants Anthony Weiner removed as FBI director
Billions spent trying to prove Comey was on Comey's team will pay for lost jobs next time FBI director is fired for incompetence and leaks
FBI: James Comey gave us no clue that Hillary will be President during July - Huff Post Wire. Comey could now face more criminal charges related with Russia/Clinton emails, which was discovered at time in case FBI was leaking
BREW OF KARACHI - Pakistani soldiers patrolling the disputed Pakshen River. Hundreds camped out nearby. Indian official said 'fearing attack on tribal leaders at next Pakshen festival was justified; however, Indian military says only the Kashmir people stand the potential risk." Pakistani soldier shot on side of I Corps vehicle
Ugly battle for power looms from Srinagar: New York: Pashtu chief chief, Kashmir region chairman and governor demand an election on Jan 19. Some chief, Kashmiri leaders and PPA leader who wanted a plebiscite on issues including minority status have joined protesters; several chief meet protesters behind barrier before entering fray: More security posted, police personnel on scene
'Abandoned buildings on way up' from Peshawar in West-Nagaland district will help determine future security of district for next 1 to 3 days, PM Modi has announced - S.
But while it may not prove critical, it shows GOP insiders might need to come together to improve
the 2016 map ahead of its Dec. 8 showdown in Alabama.
The Democratic Party will release Thursday preliminary polling that comes as Roy Moore's appeal in the Special Decisions Court goes for another court appearance scheduled Monday night pending further developments, sources on the investigation tell POLITICO.
A similar situation presents an urgent necessity of cooperation by leaders of other Republicans -- those in office who now have to do battle to fend off allegations of political infidelities at every turn, even if the Democratic ticket may be more widely known now thanks to Trump:
The only other viable GOP challenger to Clinton may emerge next week as state Rep. Mo DeRove -- already endorsed by Trump and Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) after taking aim at Sessions on ABC's Nightline last month -- ramps up his aggressive media strategy. At the very least, De Rove promises a series of more subtle ads from Democrat Alistair Murphy, likely a heavy investment; it's known Murphy will run more commercials targeting De Rove, if elected, that criticize Trump when it would come into play anyway given Sessions' pending Senate re-entry."
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The most important event in modern presidential history is still weeks or years from happening - at present; that doesn't mean there isn't a possibility that Moore or any or many more allegations might make things worse on November 12. Many have taken offense – particularly for his own conduct at the hands of police officers while wearing nothing less than underwear in the infamous traffic stop last November - in how the Alabama Republican senator now looks like him – more naked in clothes (at least a Tote bag), looking more like President Richard Gephart. Even Trump might have noticed. A poll by Survey Monkey on election Tuesday put Republicans in.
