it s not plan for next commander and chief. it wins support with the people who he is going to get support from. the interesting thing about the cruz surge is it s not surprising. he has done all the groundwork as charles has said. he has done a lot of work in the south for the march primaries. he has done it quietly and effectively. he has absorbed carson s support. he becomes unstoppable if he can start chipping away for donald trump. interesting for rubio inside that polling, cruz is polling so much higher on foreign policy than marco rubio. that must be bad news for them. really the question comes down to iowa is ten weeks from yesterday. how much more time is left for chris christie, jeb bush, these other people. even the rubio-cruzp, rivalry big turns in the race if carson disappears will trump and then who takes that establishment spot and who fights that it person who rises from the bottom, running out of time is there
scott walker is a governor. he won election in a state three times. and there are other candidates bidding for the tea party vote. bobby jindal and others. so it s a divided field and take months the sort this out. while activists in iowa and new hampshire paying attention, most republicans wait for the show to come to them. what happens if it does take you know as it do say, it takes months to play out. will the numbers change or since you have more of evangelicals in iowa and could skew the numbers somewhat? and here s the other ise, you don t have to get that much to be the lead. i think there are two primaries. one is going to be for candidate that s more or less an establishment washington supported candidate and one that s going to be for nonestablishment nonwashington candidate, especially the governors. right now i would say the front-runner for the establishment spot is jeb bush although being challenged by