[neverbluffer]

I can assure you that I for one am extremely conservative and I am for Trump. I am an excellent judge of character and I am not being fooled by anyone. You can continue to tote the line that he donated to Democrats in the past but that does not sway me one bit. If my business was in NY, I would probably donate to Dems as well. You have to in NY!. But he donated more to Republicans that democrats...look it up.

Also, none of the issues that most conservatives have been demanding over the years would not even be talked about if it were not for Trump. I heard no mention of a wall from anybody until Trump made it his candidacy position. Most would not be talking about trade if it were not for Trump. So yes, I am for Trump because he brought these issues to the limelight and not afraid to promote it whereby others fear due to PC.

I see videos from more than 20 years ago where Trump is being very conservative in his talking points.

Look at the remaining candidates including Cruz. Yes, he is a true conservative, but he is establishment more than he admits. Just look at his campaign in the last few weeks and see who is onboard, and who is providing the dollars.

Finally, after seeing all the Conservative groups and Liberal groups alike attack Trump the way they do, I am 100% secure in my support for Trump and that he is the right man at the right time. I judge candidates by who supports or attacks them for their stances on issues.

[poconopundit]

...I judge candidates by who supports or attacks them for their stances on issues.

Actually, it's a very sound way of reasoning.

[Charles Henrickson]

Have you noticed that your hero Trump lately has said he is a "unifier" who wants to bring the party together, and that would include the "establishment" or "GOPe," some of whom he has mentioned by name (Ryan, McConnell)? Do you think that your hero Trump, if he should get the nomination and go on toward the general--do you think he would entirely "self-fund" or do you think he would accept money from the "GOPe" and the "donor class"?

The point is, both Trump and Cruz realize they would need to try to unify the party in order to have a shot at winning in November. So don't think your guy Trump is so "anti-establishment" that he won't accept allies from the "GOPe." In fact, he already has.

[RaceBannon]

you cant be serious, CRUZ was saying all these things his entire career while Trump was funding people against those ideas.

If Strumpets quit lying about Cruz, they would have nothing left to say.