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- Will They Switch the Votes on this one?

Polls: Trump increases already massive lead in Michigan, poised to also win Kansas

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By Sierra Rayne -- Bio and Archives March 5, 2016

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Based on the latest polling data, GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump appears certain to win the upcoming March 8 Michigan primary and is likely to also take the corresponding race today in Kansas.

A FOX 2 Detroit/Mitchell poll released on Friday shows Trump increasing his already massive lead in the Michigan primary.

In the survey of likely GOP voters, Trump was picked by 42%, putting him 23% ahead of—and more than double—his nearest competitor, Ted Cruz, who sits at just 19%. Marco Rubio placed third at 15%, in a statistical tie with John Kasich.

A new Trafalgar Group poll shows essentially perfect agreement with the FOX 2 Detroit/Mitchell data.

In this second Michigan survey, Trump again came out on top at 42%, ahead of Cruz at 20%, Kasich at 18%, and Rubio at 14%

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In Kansas, a separate poll by the Trafalgar Group has Trump at 35%, well ahead of Cruz at 29%, Rubio at 17%, and Kasich at 13%.

http://canadafreepress.com/article/polls-trump-increases-already-massive-lead-in-michigan-poised-to-also-win-k

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: Thanks To The Republican Civil War, Every Scenario Ends With
: Hillary Clinton Winning The Election
: By Michael Snyder | The Economic Collapse Blog
: Mar 6th, 2016
: http://bit.ly/1R4qFD1

: [snip]

: What is the worst possible outcome for the presidential
: election of 2016? Assuming that an election will actually
: take place, that is an easy question to answer – Hillary
: Rodham Clinton as the next president of the United States.
: She is truly evil in every sense of the word, and the
: implications of what four (or eight) years of Hillary would
: mean for our nation are almost too terrible to imagine.
: That is why it is so depressing watching what is happening
: to the Republican Party right now. The civil war in the
: Republican Party is ripping it to shreds, and as a result
: of all this warfare every plausible scenario for what will
: happen the rest of the way ends with Hillary Clinton
: winning the 2016 election.

: ...

: If the Republican Party actually wanted to beat Hillary
: Clinton in November, they should be rallying around Trump
: and trying to help him, because he would definitely need a
: lot of help to win the general election.

: According to Real Clear Politics, the latest three polls all
: have Trump losing to Clinton by at least 5 points. In key
: states such as Michigan, the numbers are quite a bit more
: dismal. Over the next few months, those numbers are likely
: to get even worse as Trump is savagely assaulted by the
: Republican establishment and relentlessly bombarded by tens
: of millions of dollars of negative attack ads. Meanwhile,
: Clinton is cruising along virtually unscathed.

: Of course in a just world Hillary Clinton would have already
: been arrested and put in prison. There is no possible way
: that she should be running for president of the United
: States. Unfortunately, we live in a deeply corrupt society,
: and this is the way that things work.

: If by some miracle he does survive to become the nominee, a
: significantly weakened Trump would then have to face the
: full power of the Clinton political machine. It is
: estimated that a billion dollars could be spent on the
: Democratic side this time around, and Trump does not have
: the resources to match that. Normally big Republican donors
: rally around the nominee, but in this case the big money is
: fighting like crazy to defeat Trump. In a general election
: matchup, it really would be David vs. Goliath, and Trump
: would not be Goliath.

: If Donald Trump does not accumulate 1,237 delegates before the
: convention, then we would be headed for what is known as a
: “brokered convention“. The rules are very complicated, but
: the key thing to remember is that the delegates are only
: bound for the first vote. After that, they can vote for
: whoever they want.