[TontoKowalski]

I think it is a big deal, especially coupled with Jeff Roe's statement this morning that he and Cruz discuss a Trump endorsement at times.

I pissed at Ted, too, but if this election comes down to Colorado, and I'm starting to think that it might, a Cruz endorsement would be very helpful.

[dware]

if this election comes down to Colorado

US Coloradans will deliver our State to Trump with or without an endorsement from Cruz.

[Pollster1]

I pissed at Ted, too, but if this election comes down to Colorado, and I'm starting to think that it might, a Cruz endorsement would be very helpful.

I agree in all respects. I am hoping Cruz is planning this tactically for an endorsement when it will do Trump the most good, but I am not optimistic on that point. It's far more likely that Cruz is wavering between doing what even he knows is best for the country and satisfying his (at least somewhat justified) anger over an attack on his wife.

Until this article, I was convinced that Cruz had chosen, presumably with encouragement from his wife, to wallow in anger for the rest of the election. I hope he is considering the ramifications for the country his children will live in.

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

Ditto.

Let’s take Baby Steps. _1 _ _2 _ _ _3 _ _ _ _4 _ _ _ _ _5 ________TRUMP!

It is a positive move in our direction. We’ll accept it. Remember how it works?

$5, $10, $20, ...$100 ... whatever you can.

Five dollars is a start. :- ))

A compliment is a beginning. It will open the door for his supporters.

Think of it like a cult leader trying to persuade his devoted flock of muslims to suddenly become Mormons-> overnight. You got a start some where. Maybe with the muslims, the polygamy benefit could be the turning point. J/k