This Tuesday, America’s long-running primary contest goes to Wisconsin. Per most of the media coverage, Sanders will beat Clinton and Cruz will beat Trump, in the latter case derailing his victory march through the states. Sanders may well win Wisconsin. It is, after all the home of Lafollette’s Progressive party and for a very long time its largest city, Milwaukee, had socialist mayors. As for Cruz, he’s spent a long time there and is likely to win, but it’s not quite clear that this is a major bump in the road for Trump. Don Surber explains: With a commanding 289-delegate lead, Trump is on pace to have a nearly 400-delegate lead in Cleveland and is likely to have 1,200 of the 1,237 needed for an indisputable victory,  according to FiveThirtyEight Politics. Trump has 752 delegates and Cruz has 463. But the lead is even wider than it appears to be. Economist Nate Silver, who started the site eight years ago, for this race figured out the...(Read Full Article)