Gauthier wrote:Nigerian Kenya wrote:Even in Texas, Bridgegate is a thing. The latest PPP TX 2016 poll finds that Rand Paul would beat H. Clinton in the state by 10 points, while Huckabee and Bush would win by 8, Cruz would win by 7, even Perry would win by 5. Christie's advantage? A scant 2 points. That's right - Christie is the republican's worst performer in TX, and one who would put into Toss-Up territory much earlier than anyone would have normally thought if this polling is correct.
Oh, Christie. You could have been a great candidate, but no, you had to let your staff close down a bridge. While I'm suprised at the huge effect it has and is still having on christie's career despite christie's internal investigation exonerating him coming out nearly a month ago. (which you would think would dispel some of the effect fairly quickly, especially in conservative states) , there's no sense in hoping for a christie recovery. Could it happen? Sure. But it doesn't look likely right now.
Republicans, it's time to embrace the 'Plan B' candidate without fail - and make sure he doesn't have anything to do with a bridge. I'm talking about Jeb Bush. Plan C would be Scott Walker or Marco Rubio, but let's try to go with Plan B for now.
Source: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main ... texas.html
Then again Texas probably thought Mitt Romney would win in 2012 too.
They probably did, but so did nearly every single Romney voter on the planet.
