I’d rather trump pass on him. There are tons of worry people. We don’t need someone who only cares about himself speaking.
>I’d rather trump pass on him. There are tons of worry people. We don’t need someone who only cares about himself speaking.
If he can be an asset rather than a fragger, I’m all for it. However, I don’t trust Ted Cruz. The man is a known liar.
This is NOT the time to settle scores. If providing Cruz with a speaking slot is a way to quiet any talk about stupid talk about conscience votes that will (and should) go nowhere, provide a projection of conservative (not merely Republican) unity at the convention, and most important of all get everyone who is persuadable on board against Hillary Rodham Clinton, we will have to put the excesses of the campaign behind.
I know that many believed that Cruz should have endorsed Trump right away due to the signed pledge. Trump himself had at one point talked about being relieved of the obligation if certain parties were unfair. Trump, to his credit, has held out an olive branch. It is better for Cruz to make a splash among his former supporters closer to the convention to not allow the moronic “NeverTrumpers” to regroup. Besides that we still have a party platform to influence, and while I am on board with Trump, a lot of Cruz and Carson supporters don’t trust him to water down the pro-life planks of the platform.
The job is to win the election. We have plenty of enemies, no need to keep them after the primaries. Let the ROmney/John Ellis Bush/Crystal folks be the ONLY never Trumpers.
“I’d rather trump pass on him. There are tons of worry people. We don’t need someone who only cares about himself speaking.”
I agree. Oily Felito has proven himself to be nothing more than an establishment suckup, a square wheel and an attention whore. Pass.