When the Chips Are Down

To read the judicious takers of the American pulse who pontificate upon the progress of the Republican preconvention campaign, the last thing you would think is that the Republican nomination goes to the candidate who gets the votes of 655 delegates. As a matter of fact, this is the first campaign I can remember in which the dopesters and the pollsters and the commentators have failed to give us projection after projection of the estimated delegate strength of the candidates.

Meyer