Simple question:

How does Cruz and Rubio overcome the disparity in the demographics to win the WH?

Dude, I know facts is hard, and you don't like to admit that they exist, but the RCP average is just that - an average of all polls. Throw out whatever "junk polling" you want, and average the rest. Trump still loses the electorate.

The same polls , as well as the demographics from the only voting to take place this election season shows that Cruz and Rubio can win.  Not will win , but can win.

So, "dude", how well did those polls work in Iowa?  And how well did those polls work in the previous 2 presidential election cycles?

 You clearly don't understand demographics and your vitriol towards a certain candidate is clouding any reasoning you can hope to have.  In fact, you are a great representation of why the GOP is facing such an uphill battle in this election.

You have yet to answer a very simple question:  How does Cruz and Rubio overcome the disparity in the demographics to win the WH?

And Trump is opposed by the far right and the evangelicals and despised by the left. Same problem, different blowhard.

Now we're getting somewhere. Rubio is a much better choice. Kasich as well.

Trump indeed has a problem at this point.   Rubio has the same problem as well.

Kasich doesn't stand a chance.

We'll see, won't we? 

Thanks for the honest answer.

So how does the bible salesman attract the independents and conservative democrats?  ANYONE who expects to win the the WH must have the backing of a portion of those two groups.

The extreme right wing and the evangelicals will not give enough votes to have a majority.

Rubio claims he "will unite the Republican Party", but how will he?  Rubio has already shit in his mess kit with a large part of the Republicans.

 Politics are a numbers game, period. If one can't add up enough numbers to get a majority then you don't win.

It's quite easy.

Cruz (or Rubio) won virtually every demographic in Iowa - age, sex, race, education.

The only two demographics that Trump won were "high school or less" and the "moderate" voters.

http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/primaries/IA

In Iowa.  Iowa does not represent the total US electorate.

Cruz attracts the far right wing and the evangelicals.  He is opposed by moderates and absolutely despised by the left.

Rubio attracts moderates and the conservative left.

To win the White House one needs a solid majority of his party and a small percentage of independents and democrats crossing the line.

Go back the previous two elections and look at the demographics for McCain and Romney.

No, they don't.

Of course, they have to resort to the far leftist rag "The Nation" to slam Cruz.

BTW, if you want to get a complete picture of what's going on (politically) one needs to read publications from both sides of the fence.  Strictly reading from just one sides perspectives leaves one very ill informed.   You don't have to agree with what is written, but it does help in understanding the entire picture.

http://www.factcheck.org/person/ted-cruz/

http://www.politifact.com/personalities/ted-cruz/

http://www.newyorker.com/news/amy-davidson/ted-cruz-and-the-art-of-the-dirty-trick

http://www.thenation.com/article/ted-cruzs-trouble-truth-his-biggest-liability/

http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/schlafly-unloads-on-rubio-he-betrayed-us-all/