[PrairieDawg]

No one is mathematically eliminated until someone gets 1237. 1236? Not enough. 1238? More than enough. If Trump wins I’ll vote for him (hell, I held my nose and voted for McCain and Rommney - what’s another vote for a moderate?). Can you say the same about Cruz? That’s my question to you and the rest of Trump Republic tonight.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

I've explained to you that Cruz can only win through GOPe shenanigans. I (and millions of Trump supporters) will not vote for Cruz.

I will not vote for Cruz for these specific reasons:

(1) He stood with BLM and other Soros-funded activists back on Fri 03/11 in Chicago where they forced Trump to cancel his rally
(2) He is not eligible for POTUS and will get summarily destroyed by both the Obama and Clinton machines
(3) He is a con-artist, a fake Christian, and a cheater

[sargon]

Can you say the same about Cruz?

No, because Cruz has shown he is not worthy. Ted Cruz could only win the nomination in the context of a yuge theft, taking advantage of the "NeverTrump" movement intended solely to blunt Donald Trump's delegate accumulation.

Apparently, Ted Cruz plans on limping into the GOP convention with, at best, about 700 delegates or so.

And then what's he going to do somehow, magically? He's going to seize the nomination from Donald Trump, displacing the party's clear frontrunner.

Then what? This is the most ridiculous part: after swiping the nomination, he will:

• irreparably splinter the party
• destroy voter enthusiasm
• induce countless Trump voters to stay home
• lose to Hillary in a November landslide

It's too late for the GOPe. They are the ones that created this dynamic, and now there is no scenario under which Donald Trump will be denied the nomination, that doesn't splinter the party and its chances of winning in November.

It's time for the GOPe and Ted Cruz to face objective reality.

So the situations between Trump and Cruz regarding support are no longer reciprocal, nor have they been for a long while.

Ted Cruz is the one who is willing to sacrifice his party, or even the country, on the altar of his own personal ambition.

Ted Cruz's egotism and narcissism make Donald Trump's pale in comparison.

This collusion with John Kasich just totally discredits what's left of Ted Cruz's campaign.

You know someone's campaign is imploding when they start suggesting for people to vote for a candidate other than themselves in a given state.

Ted Cruz has become a caricature of a politician who refuses to concede even after he's been totally crushed.

There will be no contested convention, and even if there is, Ted Cruz will not emerge from it with the nomination.

The time for such silliness is past.

Nobody should want the GOPe to be involved in selecting the nominee.

Vote Trump