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” Frankly, Cruz earned those insults, the last months of his campaign, he showed just how far from a conservative he is, yet you keep pretending he’s one.

Go ahead, explain:

1. His petulant blaming of Trump for the violence in Chicago, rather than the protesters paid agitators. (Heck, if the campaign was still on, taking that premise, he might be blaming Trump for the dead Dallas police)
2. Running as the squeaky clean Christian candidate, he had a deceitful, lying (Ben Carson in Iowa, yes, Ben saw it then, we all should have seen it) snakish campaign staff who acted worse than most of the GOPe candidates we complain about.
3. He brought in the Bush family, and all the GOPe apparatus and funding, partnering with them to take Trump out. Did he think they were actually going to nominate him? Did he think the base would actually not see what he was doing? Treacherous, AND stupid in the worst of ways.
4. The alliance with Kasich at the end, and the dissolution of it and then the pretense it never existed after he found out how disgusted the primary voters were with it. The boy lies through his teeth and desperately thought he could get away with that kind of thing.
5. The despicable way he has allowed the non unification of the party. He and Romney together, along with Paul Ryan and the rest of the #nevertrumpers, aiding and abetting Hillary for all this time.”

Unh, uhh. These are just your delusions.

1. No, Cruz did NOT blame Trump for the violence in Chicago.
2. They did pass on the CNN report to their people at the caucus, which I would have also done. I want an aggressive candidate, especially in the general election. BTW, Trump bold face lied on TV in Iowa, saying that Cruz was “totally against ethanol”, which he is not. How is that any different?
3. Wasn’t his job in the primary to “take Trump out”?
4. Wasn’t much of an alliance, was it?
5. Wow, so the whole “non-unification” of the party is because of Cruz! It’s all his fault.

Just almost pathological.