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I think I speak here for many people. Back in June, (it’s been so long, I’ve forgotton), probably the majority of us on this forum were for Cruz. When Trump entered the race, I for one was upset.

I felt that the man was clearly in the tank for Hillary, could not be trusted, and was going to be the Ross Perot candidate. Then I heard him speak at the first press conference. And he took it for days, left and right.

And what happened?

For the very first time in my lifetime, a guy got in front of the media, and said, I’m not apologizing, I’m not backing down, I’m not going to be politically correct etc.

We all went from Cruz to Cruz/Trump.... then Trump/Cruz. We spoke about this dream team.

Then the honeymoon more or less ended, but we all, or at least most of us said, whomever wins we’ll support.

Now, there is not question. ONce Glenn Beck joined this guy the agenda was clear.

Ted Cruz is not remotely qualified to be president, and it Rush Limbaugh thinks he is then Rush Limbaugh has been conning us for the pasts 25 years.

Trump is the only one who can actually sit down and get people to work together.

Cruz comes out the day after, a clear defiance of law takes place where a man’s 1st amendment rights are usurped and says Donald Trump is to blame.

Ted Cruz, lying Ted Cruz, is a two bit intellectual nobody.

I can’t wait until Wednesday morning. Trump will have 600 plus delegates, and Cruz is going no where.

I want Rubio to stay in.

-- Ted Cruz is not remotely qualified to be president, and it Rush Limbaugh thinks he is then Rush Limbaugh has been conning us for the pasts 25 years. --

Usually, the rhetoric from certain "conservative" politicians and rhetoric from Limbaugh align. But once in awhile they don't, or there are important events that Limbaugh doesn't discuss.

Limbaugh is part of the established order. A certain amount of dissent is necessary, and he provides a voice to that. But other forms of dissent, legitimate dissent I might add, is off limits, because it threatens the established order.

In short, Limbaugh has engaged in a con from time to time, but not all the time. He uses the con when the issue is most important.

Heidi Cruz on C-span 1 now — “Road To The White House 2016”.

She said, “I have friends who’ll tell me, ‘I like Ted, but he’s too far to the right.’ But I hear that less and less now.”

So Heidi is confirming that Ted isn’t as conservative as he used to be.