[WideRight05]

I'm just as mixed on Trump as I was when he first started running. Some of his antics are really getting out of hand IMO. I thought Cruz was the best choice at first and I'm sticking with that but will re-evaluate if this election turns into a scenario of Donald Trump going against Hillary Clinton.

If Trump chooses Cruz or Rubio to be his VP should he hang on to his lead and win then I will be much more likely to support. If he chooses someone like Christie and especially someone like Kasich, I will heavily consider voting third party.

I do feel that Trump has done some good things in this election, but we have sent moderate after moderate since Reagan and it has not worked out successfully for the party, and even worse for the country because it has led to liberal machinations all over. Trump may have some areas he leans more conservative such as immigration or the elimination of political correctness, but he's more of a moderate overall.

I just don't know, at this point. I'm seeing Christian leaders divided, the party divided, and I'm still not sure what to think of Trump. I don't trust him to stick to what he said he would do, and although he claims to take a stand for Christians, he hasn't indicated what he would do with the exception of pointing out overseas persecution - something even Barack Obama has done. Given that Cruz has a consistent record of standing up to the establishment, I cast my vote for him and still am leaning toward him heavily. As with Trump, Cruz is nowhere near flawless. But I just have to stick with him because he has such a consistent record in defending Christians, the right to life, and standing up against illegal immigration.