Trump Supporters Walk Out on Ted Cruz at CPAC - VIDEO!

GatewayPundit ^ | March 4, 2016 | Jim Hoft

[bobsunshine]

So this happened. Trump supporters today walked out on Senator Ted Cruz during his CPAC speech.

[digger48]

Keep it up.

It’s jerkwads like you that made me decide I want to be no part of your cult.

Maybe after he flames out, Preacher Ted can come to your town with his tent revival and cure you of you delusions.

[Yorlik803]

Or maybe you can spend 30 grand at Trump U for a degree that was taught by fry cooks and felons.

[Paul R.]

Maybe Ted should have stuck to advancing his own agenda at CPAC instead of using his time to bash other Republican candidates.

Fleshing out a couple of his own proposals would have impressed me a lot more.

[digger48]

You were a teacher there?

[NKP_Vet]

Wrong. Lying Ted at the same time he was kissing Trump’s ass was also going behind closed doors and telling donors Trump didn’t have the “temperament” to be president and would never be elected president. Trump heard the tape and the war was on. Cat out of the bag, Cruz is a phony.

[dragnet2]

Well, you never did say what, “Your way” of thinking is.

Cheers!

[HereInTheHeartland]

Yosemite Sam for Sec of Defense!

[firebrand]

There were quite a few different cameras there, so I guess the one I saw on YouTube was not the Fox one. It had been edited. They took out not only the walkout but also Ted’s dismayed reaction as he stood there on the stage watching it. Maybe realizing that was originally HIS plan for Trump’s appearance and it had come back to bite him.

[alstewartfan]

Childish antics that one would expect from Trump followers, and Trump himself. I hope that none of them forgot their baby bottles on the way out.

[Las Vegas Ron]

YO, Cruz fans were planning the same thing.

What say you?

[pollywog]

You bet your boots it’s childish!!! BUT TRUMP is childish any way you look at it. NOT Presidential in any fashion.

The President of the United States represents US.. and I have been humiliated over the past 8 years with Obama. I cannot even begin to feel my distain and mortification if Donald Trump becomes President and acts like he has in public.
God Help us.. we will never say to our children, our President is our example....

[pollywog]

NOT... it was NOT Cruzers that were going to do that to my knowledge.

[alstewartfan]

IF they did, they would be acting like infants. No way would I ever walk out like an grandstanding idiot.

[Las Vegas Ron]

There was a thread on it here earlier today.

Politics is dirty, I support Cruz or Trump, anything but another establishment traitor.

It really turns me off seeing the attacks here when one is being objective....and I’ve been attacked more by Cruz supporters. Fact

Not saying you, just in general.

[Las Vegas Ron]

Sorry, but you’re wrong:

One day earlier, there had been rumblings of a revolt. “We’re gonna do a walk-out on Mr. Trumpster,” William Temple—a fixture at the conservative convention held just outside Washington, D.C., who Newsweek once described as the face of the Tea Party—said Thursday, eagerly telling anyone who would listen about his plans to defy the Donald if he showed up on Saturday when he was slated to speak.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/03/donald-trump-cpac/472251/

[Las Vegas Ron]

So, are these childish antics that we should expect from Cruz supporters?

Maybe YOU should hold off on your childish accusations and labels for those you may disagree with.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/03/donald-trump-cpac/472251/

[Las Vegas Ron]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3405566/posts

Think maybe you learned something?

[Rustybucket]

But it is always dangerous and wrong to attack without knowing all the fact. As all who have attacked Trump thus far on what he has stated as facts. He has consistently rubbed their noses in it. As we all stand back and cheer.

[poconopundit]

Perhaps we can say that Ronald Reagan's style was a kind of midway point between Trump the populist and Cruz the lawyer.

Trump is certainly more brash than Reagan ever was, but Reagan had the populist touch -- very effective speaker who had prepared remarks, and he delivered them quite naturally.  Of course, he was a radio announcer for many years.

Several years ago, I picked up a great audiotape of the book entitled, How to Argue & Win Every Time: At Home, At Work, In Court, Everywhere, Everyday.

It was written by Gerry Spence, a legendary trial lawyer (now 87).

One lesson in the audiobook I found particularly interesting was a court room case where Spence destroyed his opponent with fantastic arguments -- and was highly confident he won the case.

But to Spence's surprise, the jury went the other way and awarded the win to this opponent.

Spence learned a valuable lesson that day, for he realized that his attack was so one sided and devastating that the jury felt he was being unfair. They took pity on his opponent and awarded his opponent the case.

I think Trump's conciliatory tone at his post-Super Tuesday press conference shows Trump understands this lesson: don't win the battle in such a way that it burns bridges -- because you need to win the larger war.

Sooner or later Trump must unite the GOP party, independents, and working class Democrats to effectively lead the country.

[The Toll]

They were probably shocked to see Left Cuban show up without Right Cuban there to help him.