Seven Reasons Democrats Should Be Terrified of Donald Trump

The Washington Free Beacon's Editor's Blog ^ | February 24, 2016 | Matthew Continetti

[lentulusgracchus]

I decided to put him in second palce and go all-in for Trump.

You just contradicted yourself. "All-in" means there is no "second place". "All-in" is "Trump or die".

[Just mythoughts]

I think nobody likes a person who's right all the time and doesn't mind letting you know when you're screwing off. People deride such people as prigs and prods; people who're prone to moral and intellectual slackness especially dislike them and throw the kitchen sink at them. I state this generally and not as a critique of Ted Cruz in particular. He has his own issues which add to the criticism. I'm just saying that he would receive obloquy even if he were Jesus Christ because he approaches many questions from a moral perspective.

It was my hope to get the poster to think about reality... Cruz is not winning, why.

[Sun]

Good information in Post #15.

[Sun]

Remember how people thought Romney was the only one to win?

I think it’s time we primary voters vote for a CONSERVATIVE again, and that would be TED CRUZ!

We haven’t had a true conservative since Ronald Reagan.

[trebb]

You just contradicted yourself. "All-in" means there is no "second place". "All-in" is "Trump or die".

For me, "All-In" is that my support and money all go to trump - I'm not as stupid as those who declare "Cruz or Lose" - If Trump falls and Cruz wins the nomination, I'll gladly vote for him even though I believe his battle will be a lot more uphill.

I guess I should have played more poker to ensure I could use the term "All-in" properly - hope the "confusion didn't cause you any consternation.