You didn’t receive communication from Cruz because he didn’t send any out. The tweet is from a fake account, and there is evidence of a probable democrat operative and CNN working together in the 15 minutes before 5pm to set this up. See my latest posts. And the media cabal - including Fox - is all too willing to fall for this set-up without checking out the facts.
Look at my most recent posts to see what I’m talking about.
I’m an undecided voter, not sure between Trump and Cruz. What I know is that the dem/media crap and the knee-jerk reactions of “conservatives” is DANGEROUS. We were crowing about how Trump had defeated the power of the media. Not so. They just have to be sneakier about it, by using technology to impersonate the people they are trying to sabotage. And if they do it at the last minute, so people don’t have time to analyze the evidence and know who is real and who is fake, they can trick a lot of people.
Scum is right, but I don’t believe it is either Cruz or Trump who did this. Evidence points to dem operatives.
Hmm. Looking farther at Brown’s tweets, he references an article he posted in November, at http://www.vocativ.com/news/250162/all-your-data-are-belong-to-ted-cruz/ that tells about the access that Cruz’s campaign app gives to companies he contracts with. A LOT of room for moles there. He makes the comment that one of those companies is physically right next to Fox News’ New York address.
I don’t think I have the skills or time to investigate this fully, but there is a LOT that should be investigated.
I don't know whether he (the campaign) did or not. Rep. Steve King (national campaign co-chair) Tweeted the "news" after he grossly (and stupidly) misinterpreted a Tweet from CNN's Chris Moody.
This photo of a Tweet from "Ted Cruz 2016" is definitely not from the campaign; it appears to be from someone who, like me, trusted King. If the campaign (@tedcruz) Tweeted anything of the sort, it's gone now.
As we caucus site workers were wrapping things up around 9 PM, a fellow Cruzer mentioned Carson will be dropping out and we were asked to mention it. I don't know whether he heard that from the campaign, Steve King, or breaking news. But I told him if I'd known, I would've mentioned it in my two-minute speech on Cruz's behalf. After I got home, I heard it was a false rumor about Carson.
Regardless, my point was to say if I'd heard it early enough from King or the campaign--reliable sources--I would have unknowingly spread the lie. As it turns out, the original source merely said Carson was going home for some R&R; it appears King mistakenly assumed that meant he was dropping out and saw a time-sensitive opportunity in that. So, he ran with it and fell flat on his face.