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This is a serious question, because I’m really trying to understand the Hate Cruz thing.

Trump supporters could very well be asking "why the Trump hate over every issue we disagree on?"

So Trump supports letting men (could be perverts, pedophiles, we don’t know. But we do know they have mental issues or else they would not be having their manhood removed) go to women’s bathrooms where your wife/mother/daughter/sister does her business, and you think that’s a good thing?

Given the hysteria surrounding this issue, has there been a rash of "trans" people lying in wait committing sex crimes in women's bathrooms that I'm not aware of?

Personally, I think there's something very wrong with people that are confused about or unhappy with the gender they were born to, but I don't think that being so automatically makes them dangerous or criminal.

To my knowledge, having sex reassignment surgery does not negate the physical need to use the toilet.

And you hate Cruz for not supporting it?

I don't "hate" him at all, but I do think he's a desperate politician that will do or say anything he can think of to win. I think this issue is much ado about nothing, is being exploited by Cruz to say "I'm not the same as him" and falls under the category of ridiculous.

You do realize this is a CONSERVATIVE forum, right? And the commentary was written by a liberal, right?

What you and many other Cruz supporters fail to realize is that you and your candidate have tarnished "conservatism" to the point where millions of people that have considered ourselves to be conservative for decades have gladly abandoned using the term when describing our political philosophy.

Hey, I will support Trump if I have to. And there are a lot of things to like about Trump. But I totally do not understand Cruz haters who think it’s great when Trump adopts a liberal stance on something.

I don't see anything liberal at all for not wanting to add another criminal law to the federal statutes to address a hypothetical or "possible future" or at worst, a very rare case of criminality that isn't already covered under existing laws.

Is this REALLY an issue for a presidential candidate to adopt as a platform issue?