Just exactly what I was predicting in the post ^ above:
Rubio gone hurts Trump:
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A poll commissioned by the Deseret News, conducted in the days before Rubio dropped out, pegged Cruz at 42 percent, Trump at 21 percent, Rubio at 17 percent and Kasich at 13 percent.
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With rubio Cruz might not have gotten majority in Utah. And that will play major role in the future.
Strategic voting I was talking about
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Sen. Mike Lee and Glenn Beck campaigned around the state for Cruz this weekend, warning Utahns that a vote for Kasich is a vote for Trump.
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Romney: “I would have voted for him in Ohio,” the 2012 nominee wrote on Facebook. “But a vote for Governor Kasich in future contests makes it extremely likely that Trumpism would prevail."
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Now add this tracker:
The Most Important States On Trump?s Path To 1,237 Delegates | FiveThirtyEight
He falls pretty short on 1237 target (and bare in mind that this tracker has Utah delegates for him, which he did not get). So even shorter.
So I just repeat myself - I do not see how he is unstoppable. Failure is very likely.