Poll shows Cruz, Kasich doing significantly better than Trump against Clinton in Wisconsin

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Pretty amazing. Ted Cruz is running even with Hillary Clinton is a Blue/Purple state like Wisconsin. Kasich does better than Cruz but not so much better as to support his narrative, his Unique Selling Proposition, that he, alone, can beat Hillary outside traditional GOP areas.

And Donald Trump, America’s animated hairball, gets beaten like a rented mule. This is very much in line with the RCP national head-to-head average that has Clinton beating Trump by 50-38.
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It gives you an idea of just how bad a candidate Trump is in the general election and how delusional his followers are in pushing his candidacy.

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