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« on: February 07, 2016, 01:35:44 PM » |
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Rubio would have to have a vote collapse of which Kasich is essentially the only beneficiary. That could give him enough momentum to suck up the votes of the establishment candidates who drop out after NH. Even after that though Rubio would probably stick around in the race and so it'd be a hard slog with only a narrow window for Kasich and he'd need to have earned himself enough momentum out of New Hampshire to survive through SC and Super Tuesday. All of this is technically plausible but it requires a Rubio collapse which just isn't going to materialise.
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