[traderrob6]

And these idiots wonder why such a large number of people will never vote for Trump under any conditions. They only have themselves and their idol to blame.

[VanDeKoik]

Because Cruz got caught with his hand in the cookie jars?

This isnt a new story. And it isnt other people’s fault because it finally came to light after being suppressed for months.

[fortheDeclaration]

Trump didn’t put this out, Rubio’s people did!

[stratboy]

Nice try at deflection. This whole thing is Trump’s fault, right? Your anger and ire are aimed in the wrong direction. Do you kick your dog if you have a bad day at work too?

[higgmeister]

And these idiots wonder why such a large number of people will never vote for Trump under any conditions.

You should be trying to figure out why such a large number of people will never vote for Cruz under any conditions.

Here is a hint: Cruz was born in Canada and is not eligible. Oh, it does not matter if you think you can get teams of so called experts to say he is eligible. I know he is not and a few million other Americans know he is not. Deep in your heart, you even know he is not.

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When American Forces invaded Canada in 1812, most of Our Founding Fathers were still alive. If you could ask them, if a man born in Canada to a foreign born person could be President of The United States of America, they would say to a man, Never!

While war raged in the autumn of 1812 along Upper Canada’s Niagara frontier, American forces continued to slowly gather south of Montreal on Lake Champlain.   After dithering most of 1812, an American army left Plattsburgh, NY on November 16 heading towards the border.  Before departing one officer of the 2nd US Infantry penned a letter that captured the mood and expectations of the troops:

Another officer estimated the army’s strength at around 5,000 men and thought the target was the island fort of Isle aux Noix on the Richelieu River.

Arriving to take command of the “Grand Army of Canada” was Major-General Henry Dearborn.  Nicknamed “Granny” by those he commanded, Dearborn appeared determined to strike deeply into Canada.   Writing to the Secretary of War, Dearborn opined that Montreal could be taken “with but little risk” and envisioned a winter campaign against Quebec City. It was not the first time Dearborn was in a winter attack on capital of Lower Canada.  Almost to the day 37 years earlier, in 1775, a younger Dearborn had been part of a daring American overland move from New England against Quebec City.    This attack ended unsuccessfully with Dearborn suffering from small pox as a prisoner of war in the city he dreamed of conquering.

http://www.warof1812.ca/lacolle1812.htm

[Neu Pragmatist]

Calling people idiots really works well ...
so if the GOPe steals it from Trump and installs a GOPe puppet candidate and puts Cruz in as veep , will you vote for it ?