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That's just it. You an senile Hoot think I'm anti Cruz when I'm not. It's you all who say you would refuse to vote for Trump. I never said that about cruz if he won the nomination without screwing Trump.
I like ted cruz but it's his wacky job followers and thread runners that force us to rebuke the insane claims made day after day.
I like cruz but I like Trump a he'll of a lot more.
As I said before this is all asinine. Cruz will not be POTUS this cycle no matter what. He will never win the nomination over Trump and even if he did Trump will run 3rd party and take our votes with him.
It's over. I don't know what so hard to understand about that. I won't discuss it again until I come on here to gloat about the final delegate count. Sit out from voting if you want but I'm sure Demarcus and trt will be at the polls with me voting for someone who will trunk the country around. Maybe cruz firckorina can run for a community organizer spot. It's how Obama got his big start.

Senile? This is the second straight post I have read (the other being where you claimed I had an anti-Trump sig which I never did) where you completely missed the ball on what I was saying. I never said I have completely given up on Trump, and my contention, had you paid attention, is that I'm awful skeptical because he's more of moderate than a conservative.

With you taking the shots at Cruz that you have, one would certainly think you were anti-Cruz. You've gone on, and on, and on about him and yet we're the ones that just need to give up and jump on the "Trump train."

You mentioned TRT, don't even put yourself in the same league as him. Not to bring him into this, but TRT makes lucid posts and gives a concrete explanation of where he's coming from. He's not the biggest fan of Trump, but he's more voting for him to vote against Hillary and trying to motivate others to vote for Trump. It's what he thinks is right. At this point, I disagree with that. But I don't question his reasoning and I certainly have a deep respect for him getting on here and (regardless of whether or not I agree) making his points and being able to back them up.

What type of insane claims are you talking about that Cruz made? Where he claimed he could shoot someone and his supporters would still love him? Where he compared Ben Carson to a child molester? Where he used 90 year old Barbara Bush in his political ads? Oh wait, that was Donald Trump.

Politicians fight, and argue, and fight some more in elections. What's going on is nothing new, but if you want to talk about wacky then you can certainly talk about how many Trump supporters have acted - which Trump seems to know since he said that he could probably shoot someone and his supporters would still support him. I'm one to defend his supporters when people say they are racist because they're not that, but they're also certainly not using their heads when it comes to this election. This lack of reasoning is exactly what played a major role in Barack Obama's supporters dividing the country like they did. It may seem good now, but believe me when I say that it will come back to bite us and bite us hard.

I find it very difficult to believe that Donald Trump would just bow out if he were on the losing end of this like you're wanting Ted to. He went on a non-stop Twitter rage after Barack Obama won re-election, and I find it tough to believe that he would just give up if he had an opportunity to win via the delegates. Trump has threatened to run third party this whole race despite signing a pledge not to do so about a month after the first Republican debate.

I don't care if Trump wins by as much as Richard Nixon did in 1972 or Ronald Reagan in 1984. I don't vote based on party and if Trump doesn't satisfy what I'm looking for in a presidential candidate, I won't vote for him. Simple as that.

Go right ahead and get on and gloat about the final delegate count. Many of Barack Obama's supporters did the same. You would certainly fit in very well with them. :hilarious: