Patrick Howley, an editor The American Spectator
Make sense that people with weak minds, no ideas, no spine or cajones hope others will jump on their bandwagon to no where!
I believe that's true.
I also believe that because it's true, and Trump actually has the courage, or the ability to say them and cut right to the issue, it's makes Trump the better Presidential candidate.
Cruz/Trump.
Good cop, bad cop.
Cruz did not enter the Congress to make friends or enemies but to serve his constituents and tell the truth, that truth has made for him a multitude of enemies within congress and without, yet he stands ever stronger.
Boldly battling the enemy without and within... CRUZ 2016
https://www.tedcruz.org/donate7/
I believe he’s following the 11th commandment and trying to avoid the usual MO of republicans eating their own during primary season...
In football parlance, Trump is creating a hole—clearing a path—for Cruz by defining and highlighting the hot button issues. If Trump can stay in the game, he might even win, but, given his lightening rod nature, that is against the odds.
We’re well over a YEAR away from elections. Real bad time to get into a bloody knock-down drag-out fight with someone whom you generally agree with. Better to keep the symbiotic relationship of multiple candidates promoting the same message, gathering supporters, and only winnowing those standing when a majority of primary voters can be solidified behind one acceptable alternative.
Remember: we ended up with Romney and McCain as the final candidates because a robust contingent of serious conservatives got split among mostly-acceptable right-wing alternatives, leaving a minor plurality to dominate the vote for the leftmost candidate.
Heh...reminiscent of gladiatorial combat where some contestants must band together to survive against the rest until they’re finally compelled to kill each other. If the final slate of primary candidates is topped by Trump and Cruz, I’ll be content that they did not duke it out earlier; better they both let each other survive to the end rather than both beat each other into oblivion early.
Simply: “The enemy of my enemy..”
They’re both fighting our enemy: the greedy, selfish, unified media that controls everything the populace knows- to their own profit.
Trump/Cruz or Cruz/Trump 2016
This POS sought (at globalist Roger Ailes's behest, I'm sure) to tie Cruz to Trump simply because Cruz refused to denounce Trump.
Patrick Howley, an editor The American Spectator