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maybe 2020 or a little later . --- http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/cruz ... rse-trump/ --- Cruz is simpy using his brains if this tidbit is true . Go Trump , Go Cruz you young man !!

"A Fox News poll released last week showed Trump earning the support of 80 percent of likely Republican voters. Eighty-one percent of Democrats supported Clinton in the survey."

It's the right thing to do. He made a pledge to do it, he needs to do it.

good for Ted Cruz , his being Honorable may influence others to do the right , correct vote . Maybe 'old man' bush and 'jebito' and others will decide to be finally be honorable people .

Considering the B.S. Lyin' Whinin' Truump tried to spread about his father, it's quite an honorable gesture.

It will interesting.

jellowrestling wrote:It's the right thing to do. He made a pledge to do it, he needs to do it.

I'm not sure it will make any difference.

I don't have any hard core Cruz fans that have refused to vote for Trump..but we have a couple here..Mark and Anne.

We'll see if they care either way.

Cruz has been facing a lot of political heat here in Texas for not endorsing Trump. Congressman Michael McCall was/is talking about primarying him in 2018.

jellowrestling wrote:It's the right thing to do. He made a pledge to do it, he needs to do it.

He never made a pledge to endorse Trump. He made a pledge to support the eventual Republican candidate.

He supported the Republican candidate for president by giving a very eloquent speech in support of conservatism at the Republican National Convention.

Mark wrote:

jellowrestling wrote:It's the right thing to do. He made a pledge to do it, he needs to do it.

He never made a pledge to endorse Trump. He made a pledge to support the eventual Republican candidate.

He supported the Republican candidate for president by giving a very eloquent speech in support of conservatism at the Republican National Convention.

That didn't count..and he knows it..and that's why he did this, and why it's a big deal.

Cruz said to vote your conscience, so I guess he is following his.

He wanted that speech to be his entry to the next election, it blew up in his face.

Now he wants to be seen as doing the right thing, hoping to save his brand.

The Billy Mayes of talk radio is disappointed.

The Blaze founder Glenn Beck has weighed in on Texas Senator Ted Cruz’s endorsement of Republican nominee Donald Trump, writing that “[d]isappointment does not begin to describe” his feelings about Cruz’s endorsement of his former primary rival.

GFB wrote:

Mark wrote:

jellowrestling wrote:It's the right thing to do. He made a pledge to do it, he needs to do it.

He never made a pledge to endorse Trump. He made a pledge to support the eventual Republican candidate.

He supported the Republican candidate for president by giving a very eloquent speech in support of conservatism at the Republican National Convention.

That didn't count..and he knows it..and that's why he did this, and why it's a big deal.

Exactly right.