On Friday, we expressed skepticism over a new poll showing Ted Cruz leading Donald Trump by 16 points in the Hoosier State, the only public survey showing the Texan ahead. Yesterday, a
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NBC/WSJ poll suggests it's curtains for Cruz in must-win Indiana: pic.twitter.com/pFQh4wCsrj
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) May 2, 2016
On Megyn Kelly's show Friday evening, I concluded that if Cruz loses Indiana tomorrow, that would basically be "all she wrote" for the GOP primary. Even if that new poll is off by ten points, this race will effectively end when the Indiana victor is declared tomorrow evening -- though Cruz would likely fight all the way through June 7. The Cruz campaign is out with a new television ad in the state, casting Trump and Clinton as 'two sides of the same coin' and a pair of 'big government liberals:'
Trump does support raising taxes, and has recently attacked conservative leaders for refusing to do so. He has also supported sweeping gun control legislation in the past, part and parcel of his long history of holding lefty views on virtually every issue. He was -- and remains to this day --
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