Cruz doesn’t really have much of a base support anyway. He has won less than 25% of the primaries...Trump about 75%. He has less than half the support in polls that Trump has and appears to have peaked...Trump is surging to over 50% now. It just isn’t even a close race and the states who are having primaries in the next few weeks will probably be more Trump friendly and Cruz is just plain waning. I do not think Trump will have difficulty getting the 1237 delegates...I think the race is just about over. The people are winning...as it should be.
Actually Cruz has huge support compared with other elections. The issue is that this year he's facing something the GOP has not had in decades. If Cruz handles the remainder of this election well, and if he matures well in the next eight years, he would be very competitive in 2024 to replace President Trump.
Yep. That’s democracy for you: eight years of Barack Obama courtesy of the American voter to be followed (it may be) by four years of another equally objectionable jackass, again courtesy of the American voter.
I don’t know how much more of this jackassery the country can survive.
I look at this a little different. Cruz was splitting 60% of the vote with at least 3 other candidates. 60% is a lot of votes.