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Cruz has already sold out to the establishment, it is Donald Trump or the establishment, as it has always been from the beginning; it was just not as clear then as it is now. I hope that the Cruz supporters, who support Cruz because they want someone to clean out Washington realize this in time, and do not vote for this man in the upcoming primaries. (Of course, we still have the cheating problem at the polls.)

Cruz has already sold out to the establishment, it is Donald Trump or the establishment, as it has always been from the beginning; it was just not as clear then as it is now.

Many Trump supporters do not support Cruz. Many Cruz supporters do not trust Trump.

Many Trump supporters believe that Cruz is "Establishment" in a way that the Establishment has enough influence to keep him from doing what needs to be done.

Many Cruz supporters consider Trump to be the John in the Establishment game, and not to be trustednot to be malleable whenever it is to his personal advantage.

You are not helping us avoid getting a foisted candidate out of the last three by saying, "realize you're wrong and do it my way." I hold back on purpose because this campaign has a mind of it's own, and we have to hold onto the reins.

I am hoping to be a Cruz delegate. If Trump gets his 1,237, he wins. If he is short of it, I fully expect Trump delegates to continue voting for Trump, and Cruz delegates to vote for Cruz. Either Trump or Cruz can make a play for the Rubio/Kasich/Undecided delegates.

I agree with you about Cruz having sold out, maybe having always been establishment. If Cruz wants to ally with Trump, actions will speak louder than words. He needs to tell the Bush, Linda Graham, McCain crowd to shove it, to cease with the anti-Trump spewing that is non-stop, and agree to join as a junior partner. Even then, he needs to show that the NE story is false, and I’m not sure it is.