Welp: There is no alliance with John Kasich, says Cruz

HotAir ^ | April 28, 2016 | Allahpundit

[Trump20162020]

I’m glad he said this because the only proper way for this campaign to end is with Kasich deciding, out of pure pique, to compete hard in Indiana and try to spoil Cruz’s last chance there even though Kasich needs a brokered convention as much as Cruz does. It’d be a perfect microcosm of the wider party’s impotence and strategic idiocy all year long in failing to stop Trump.

Burn it all down, John. Cleanse it with fire.

“I recognize that the media is all eager to talk about an alliance. There is no alliance,” Mr. Cruz said. “Kasich and I made a determination where to focus our energies, where to focus our assets, where to focus our resources.”…

“John Kasich made the decision, in his own political self-interest, to withdraw from Indiana and to go compete elsewhere,” Mr. Cruz said, while continuing to campaign in the state six days before its primary. “And that was a perfectly reasonable decision.”

Mr. Cruz did not answer questions about whether he was similarly pulling out of Oregon, which votes on May 17, or Oregon, which votes on June 7.

[SERKIT]

Ted “Summer’s Eve” Cruz, full of vinegar and water.

[vikingrinn]

[Leaning Right]

The problem is he (Cruz) wants it too much.

A taste of honey is worse than none at all.

[trebb]

LOL! Without their symbiotic relationship, there is/was zero chance of stopping Trump - the one thing they have in common as being absolutely necessary.

To deny the relationship is another crack in Ted's crumbling armor as more of the venal side is let out into public view.

[SunkenCiv]

Cruz’s latest fight with fellow Republicans is a reminder: Many don’t like the guy
Washington Post | Apr. 28, 2016 | Sean Sullivan and Ed O’Keefe
Posted on 04/28/2016 6:46:32 PM PDT by Innovative
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3425699/posts

[simpson96]

Kasich "...turned out to be the spitting image of a homeless man. He's got the slouch, the facial tics, and a strange way of bouncing his head and looking around that makes you want to cross the street to avoid him. It looks like he cuts his own hair, and his suits are Ralph Nader cast-offs. He wolfs down food like a street person, has a hair-trigger temper, and rants about religion in a way that only he can understand."

(Ann Coulter)