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Red flags for Cruz after Palmetto Rumble

If Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) cannot win in a state, which is particularly adapted to his conservatism brand, does this raise the red flags for his campaign? The conservative brand Firebrand was unable to win one bummy in southern basic Carolina AND He lost his evangelical voting to Trump. Given this loss, it is not a foreign suggestion that he is not doing well for the rest of the Southern States. In addition, After a great TuesdayThe number of states that can be good for the CRUZ -like candidate (i.e. states with immense blocks of Evangelical voters) decreases.

At the moment, Cruz did not improve his position in the surveys last month and although he may boast that there are no friends in Washington –Good part of voters from southern Carolina I thought it was problematic. While Rubio won only three poviats, two of them were the most populated in this state. The senator in Florida also took second place after the disappointing show in New Hampshire and the support of outstanding conservatives is approaching. However, Donald’s factor remains a repetitive topic of the cause of detonation of some candidates, Cruz is no exception:

If the polls in southern Caroline are right, Mr. Cruz is not even Mr. Huckabe or Mr. Ginggrich.

Mr. Cruz probes about 20 percent of votes in a state with an average number of evangelical voters. This low number may be a sign that he has not extended his appeal outside of “very conservative” voters who deserved their victory in Iowa.

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A candidate about strength among conservative activists and evangelical voters who could not achieve a front in southern Carolina would not be on the right track to win in the country. This would be similar to a democratic presidential candidate who could not win the state of Washington or Republicans, who could not win Tennessee. (These 12 or 11 electoral votes would not be decisive, but these candidates are unlikely to win Ohio if they did not win in a much more favorable area).

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But in southern Carolina she has a lot in common with the Southern states in Super Tuesday: Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma and Virginia. There is not many reasons to assume that Mr. Cruz will do really well in Alabama or Georgia, if you are not well in southern Carolina. The only exception is his family state, Texas, but most likely he will not receive too much recognition for winning.

Even if he is doing well in some southern states, he probably won’t win enough to gather the advantage of the delegate.

If this happens, Mr. Cruz will not be excited. As he noted, the party’s “conservative line” is extremely clear. Mr. Ginggrich and Mr. Huckabe had to deal with such as Rick Santorum or Fred Thompson. Lane Mr. Cruz only includes Ben Carson’s disappearing.

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The Bloomberg/Selzer survey showed that 47 percent of voters from southern Carolina thought that the lack of support from Mr. Cruz by his colleagues in the Senate was negative, because it meant that “there are no necessary relationships to make a change, because people do not do it You want to work with him. “

While Mr. Rubio, and even, even Mr. Trump, has a wider appeal to the voter, Cruz remained involved in establishing consistent conservatives on his side to gain a nomination similar to the reagan era. However, Cruz seems to forget that Giterka had friends in Congress and was able to convince millions of democratic voters to support his candidacy from 1980-and re-election from 84. He was nice. Cruz can talk about conservative principles and face the establishment, but he lost almost every fight he chose. This is not the CV of the would -be political carrier. It is a bit tragic in the sense that a man is unique in winning the election, but unable to do everything that has done in the position.

Team Cruz was broadcast Over 5,000 TV ads This month before the election day and I drew zero dividends from it. As a side note, there may be time to re -evaluate immense advertising purchases, but this is another matter. To sum up, Ted will probably be punctured on Tuesday in the regions themselves, which he considers his way to nomination. Then it is a brutal slogan with the demographic of voters that are not sensitive to his party’s wing.

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