sigh.
I just want the two front runners to bury the hatchet, forgive each other like the Christians they claim to be, make a yuge, great deal, and destroy the establishment.
Get back to the Constitution.
"Maybe next time. Right now we have bigger problems to take care of." is starting to sound nauseatingly familiar.
I just want the two front runners to bury the hatchet, forgive each other like the Christians they claim to be, make a yuge, great deal, and destroy the establishment.
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That would be nice but, unfortunately, I don’t believe that will happen. This is an ugly campaign.
Donald Trump doesn't tolerate liars and smear merchants.
If this didn’t come out now, it would with Hillary.
So do I.
But there are not two frontrunners: there is one frontrunner (Donald Trump) and an "also ran" (Ted Cruz).
Those are the facts.
Nowadays, Ted Cruz appears to be far more interested in flirting with the Establishment than trying to destroy it.
He's enlisted the GOPe as a powerful ally, with their relentless efforts at character assassination against Donald Trump.
Indeed, he has added numerous prominent Establishment figures to his campaign team, and is also engaging in tactics which are worthy only of Establishment smears: playing the race card, implying Trump was responsible for organized left wing criminals that closed down Trump's rally in Chicago, etc.
He's cozied up to former GOPe critics John McCain, Mitt Romney, Linsday Graham, Jeb Bush; and he's added Neil Bush (!) to his finance team.
Ted Cruz has welcomed the endorsements of all of the above with open arms and declarations of mutual affection. These aren't the actions of someone who wants to tear apart the Establishment.
Ted Cruz has done so because his attempt to harness the passion of an angry electorate has fallen far short of expectations. Donald Trump has stolen his thunder.
Therefore, Ted Cruz must join with Trump's enemies (who are his own former enemies) to destroy Donald Trump at any cost.
Unfortunately, the cost has been his very soul.
Go, Trump, Go!
Nope...not gonna happen. Trump may feel like he’s destroying Cruz, but he’s actually destroying any hope he ever had at becoming president.