Cavuto: GOPers Refusing To Support Trump ‘Sounding Like Babies and Whiners,’ ‘Not Very Adult-Like"

Breitbart ^ | 7 May 2016 | by Ian Hanchett

[dynoman]

Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network host Neil Cavuto argued that Republicans who are saying they won’t support presumptive nominee Donald Trump “are all sounding like babies and whiners” and “not very adult-like” on Friday’s “Your World.”

Cavuto said, [relevant remarks being around 2:00] “I have no horse in this race. Donald trump doesn’t come on this show, hates me, whatever. That’s fine. … Now, what I’m saying though is, these guys are all sounding like babies and whiners. They didn’t win. I understand that. The type of candidate they wanted to win didn’t win. I understand that. But, he did get the overwhelming vote. He put this thing to bed and killed them all. So you might not like the consequences, but just to walk out and have a snit fit, no pun intended, sounds to me to be not very adult-like.”

[dynoman]

I watched a video of Glenn Beck pretty much saying Trump supporters are going to hell. That's worse than a baby - it's flat out deranged. Stuck staring at one tree until he's so cross-eyed he thinks the fuzzy thing he sees is the whole forest.

[grania]

One of the disturbing things about Cruz is that he never distanced himself from Glen Beck.

[dynoman]

RNC Chairman Trump Puts Several States Including Michigan In Play
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/05/rnc-chairman-trump-puts-several-states-including-michigan-play/

[dynoman]

NO kidding, Cruz is NOT a strategic thinker. NOT someone we want as President.

Breaking: Ted Cruz still can't stop hurling insults and name-calling. #KentuckyDerby https://t.co/NYD4Uun9Tz
— Ames (@VivaLaAmes) May 7, 2016

[dynoman]

Let the people decide who should choose the next #SCOTUS. #NoHearingsNoVotes pic.twitter.com/3jJVCrvm7T
— ReincePriebus(@Reince) May 7, 2016

.@realDonaldTrump will be presumptive @GOP nominee, we all need to unite and focus on defeating @HillaryClinton #NeverClinton
— ReincePriebus(@Reince) May 4, 2016

[darkwing104]

watched a video of Glenn Beck pretty much saying Trump supporters are going to hell.

That's not very Christian...

[niki]

I don’t think that report is true. All other reports said he remained silent.

[Cobra64]

I agree. Cruz is a scholar, not a realist. He doesn’t understand pragmatism. Trump is a pragmatist who operates in the real world -— reality. The rest never accomplished anything tangible. Pathetic, actually.

[roadcat]

While watching one commentator on Fox, he was told “How can we support Trump, no one wants him!”. The commentator responded “Well, the people wanted him, enough to beat out everyone else, and it seems no one wanted the others. Are you going against what the people want?”.

[jonrick46]

I played marbles with these poor sports who, as soon as the game goes bad for them, they would put all their marbles in the sock and make some excuse for going home. Once they get the reputation for doing it, no one in the neighborhood wanted to play with them. I guess people never learn a damn thing in life.

[Salvation]

Good for Cavuto.

[ConservativeMind]

Well, with Rush continuing in his second and third hours yesterday to say that conservatives need to look into why conservatism continues to fail (when selecting Trump), I can tell a ton of otherwise intelligent people are clueless.

There are no so-called “Conservatives” that can evade both liberal and GOPe criticism and their reticence to make positive change. Cruz was rendered ball-less with the ignoring of his fellow senators to anything he spoke. Cruz did nothing in the Senate and didn’t even have a real filibuster to his credit. He voted for cr@p - making sure Iran got $150 BILLION sent to its most extreme people. He voted to release the TPA (and campaigned for many, many months about how it MUST PASS). He pushed for a 500% increase in legal immigration. And he was our “best” example of of d@mn conservative!

Trump ignores the criticism and violently clubs idiots into submission. He follows much of what we believe conservatives should stand for, but in our lives, no “conservative” ever shows they give a darn.

Cruz is, and was, a completely impotent man—well-intended, but completely ineffective. He was a lawyer fighting like a lawyer. He had no substantive examples of his work, save for talking before the Supreme Court. He has no legislative successes, save for talking overnight when it didn’t even qualify as a filibuster.

I gave to Cruz, but I support Trump.

Go Trump!!

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Neil Cavuto argued that Republicans who are saying they won’t support presumptive nominee Donald Trump “are all sounding like babies and whiners” and “not very adult-like”

In plain point of fact, they sound exactly like this:

[Byron_the_Aussie]

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Is that Vox Day? (I ask, because it “reads” in his style, is all.) ;)

[dynoman]

Trump is a deductive thinker - he begins with the goal and works back from there - no wasted motion - only what contributes to the result.
— Bill Mitchell (REAL) (@mitchellvii) March 21, 2016

Guys like Cruz are inductive thinkers. They are so obsessed with the ideological front end, the actual result is an afterthought.
— Bill Mitchell (REAL) (@mitchellvii) March 21, 2016

[Future Snake Eater]

Strategic vs. tactical thinking. My biggest issue with Cruz from day one.

[bigbob]

Trump should give Cruz a call. Tell him to chill and spend the next six months with his family. Come next February he’ll have an important job for him: Special Procecutor in the investigation of Clinton Emailgate.

[dynoman]

RWW News: Glenn Beck Says Voting For A Lying Sociopath Like Trump Carries Eternal Consequences
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYydSwPecv0

[dynoman]

Exactly.