[RayofHope]

As you sow, so shall ye reap!

[going hot]

Lackluster judgement skills.

Doubles down on failing strategy.

Dismisses a signed pledge.

Wants Texan voters to support his next six years of govt suckling.

His campaign will be interesting to watch.

[drypowder]

Cruz played his part so well over the past few years, stirring up the Senate, apposing the establishment at every opportunity, calling the establishment leaders liars and cheats, all in order to show the people that he is an outsider. We all now know that was deception orchestrated by the establishment to ensure that the establishment would have one of their own chosen candidates in the WH, be it the hag, jebby or teddy. And then came Donald Trump and pissed all over the establishment's plan. Go Trump!

[Stand Watch Listen]

On his way to the dustbin of history.

[CodeToad]

[Georgia Girl 2]

Count on a move to primary Felito.

[GraceG]

It may do Ted some good to have a “In the wilderness era” like Winston Churchill it will build him some character.

[Ted Grant]

The hot rumor is that he and Heidi will be moving to Hollywood to remake all 28 “Blondie” movies, featuring Newt Gingrich as Mr Dithers.

[Mariner]

My friends and family in Texas have been telling me for several months that Cruz CANNOT be reelected in Texas.

They didn't like the fact that he lied about being a Canadian Citizen while running for Senator.

That, and the fact he's the most hatable man in the world.

[arthurus]

Just sew! But we still need him in the Senate. The Democrat is sure as hell not a better choice. Cruz has done good work in the Senate and high profile his opposition to the Establishment arguably paved the way for the Trump candidacy. He proved he is not presidential material but he is certainly Senatorial material. Trump should enthusiastically endorse him now, even after Cruz snubbed Trump. Ryan is different. I would rather see a Democrat in that seat than Ryan. Ryan, after all, proved he is a contender for Democrats' MVP. A Democrat in Ryan's place would likely do less damage than Ryan can and will do.

[bray]

Texans should vote their conscious on Cruz

Pray America wakes

[Heart-Rest]

I solemnly affirm, promise, give my solemn word, and pledge upon my sacred honor, that I will vote for Ted Cruz in his next primary for U.S. Senator from Texas!

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(P.S. I don't live in Texas.)

[Reno89519]

Bye, bye and good riddance Lyn’ Ted!

[tennmountainman]

Cruz may survive his senate race.

But these poll numbers guarantee he will have some challengers.

The bloom is off the Rose concerning Rafeal Cruz.

[bgill]

Luzer didn’t get this Texan’s vote back then and won’t get it in the future.

[1L]

This is BS. Cruz won the Texas primary overwhelmingly. Very few are going to hold it against him for not explicitly endorsing Trump — though it is important to remember that he said “don’t stay home,” and “vote for freedom up and down the ballot.” Not the endorsement Trump fans wanted, but certainly not a back stabbing.

Plus, and this is the key thing: Cruz stayed with his principles and didn’t “play politics.” Isn’t this what everyone wants their elected rep to do?

[Rastus]

FUTC!

[cornfedcowboy]

Cruz will win. Solid conservative voting record. We need more Senators like him. Go Cruz!

[Ranger Warrior]

Ted Cruz - pride above all else! Sellout to his pride, but failure to his principles!

[going hot]

52% of people now view the senator as “Very Unfavorable” across all demographics.

Looks like 52% of Texans have to be wrong for T. Cruz to be right.

[jpsb]

When the republican senator from the great state of Texas does not support the republican nominee for president then he going to have a problem with republican voters in Texas.

Cruz showed beyond any doubt that he is a liar and his word is no good. Not once but twice he pledged to support the GOP nominee who ever it was, he along with Kasick, Jeb and Carly lied. This Texan will not be voting Cruz in 2018 and I voted Cruz three times in 2012. Cruz and all the other #NeverTrumper can go to hell.