@realDonaldTrump @tedcruz #UnitedWeStand #DividedWeFall
Get it together, guys! 
Do we really need a 3rd grader in the White House?
Since Trump was talking about Cruz relationship with the senate I would say he is right.
The senate does not like Cruz.
Well! Thank God Ron Garver interpreted Trump's comments! I mean, who among us can read the English language? Sure, questioning someone's temperment is EXACTLY the same as saying "nobody likes you"!
The Elitists must die.
While politician Cruz is telling us all how to build a watch, Trump is simply telling us what time it is, which is what we want to hear, metaphorically.
Nope, he remembers it, but unlike RINOs he knows how to beat bullies.
These so-called journalists are an embarrassment. Instead of discussing issues, they just love engaging in 8th-grade girl issues as they blather on and on about what one politician said about another one.
I can’t help but get an image in my head of some obnoxious 13-year-old fiddling with her hair while prattling, “Did you hear what Mallory said about Emily?”
IMO, Cruz is the natural inheritor of most who abandon the Carson, Fiorina and Trump camps. IMO if he sticks it out and runs his own campaign, he should win the nomination. If it goes to a brokered convention he may even win the second vote but its very likely the insiders will push against him. But obviously the gop voters are (deservedly) anti-establishment. The leaders in the race are all basically outsiders: Trump, Carson, Fiorina all never held office and Cruz is young, newly elected (though he held statewide office it was an office that is elected but not very political in duties) and planted himself outside the main and pro small government. Combined these 4 garner huge majority leads. It tells us that the party is sick of the party. But the mainstream pretends it is not so.
Rubio IMO will amass most of the mainline support, eventually, as soon as Bush and his supporters accept they cannot win. But with his huge cash pile and country club support he is unlikely to quit the race before the convention. Indeed if it appears the convention will be brokered he will hang on hoping to cut a deal, as will many others.
IMO, Cruz need not respond to all of Trump’s taunts. I’ve seen him in interviews he’s gotten better at answering in ways that define his agenda and avoids pitfalls and traps. Media tries hard to get him to speak soundbites that they hope to isolate and use against him later. He knows it, so he avoids it to his credit IMO. I say this is one area (Trump, and MSM taunts) where he is wise to just run his own campaign.
..heard the recent Cruz speech at Heritage. It was a brilliant and detailed plan for foreign policy. I simply cannot understand the hostile statements against Cruz written by some Trump people on FR. At the end of the day, both camps need each other—policy and style differences between the candidates notwithstanding...
And this is used as a negative by Trump?
Let's look at how people who've dealt with Trump in his world see him:
"......Among people who have done business with Trump are many who feel they have been abused by him. Tama Starr, president of the sign-design company Artkraft Strauss (which lowered the Times Square silver ball that marked New Year's Eve for decades), has written about what she calls "the ugly art of Trump's deals." She and others have told me that it's common for Trump to pay 80 percent of a project, withhold the remainder of what is owed by claiming dissatisfaction with the work, and then force creditors to either give up on payment or engage in expensive litigation that might cost more than the money owed.
Donald Trump's big talk, braggadocio, and boldness have carried him far. But "gravity" - the wearing off of his freshness, the cumulative weight of his excesses, and voters taking a closer look at him before they actually cast a ballot - might well bring Trump down to earth, as Cruz recently suggested in a speech to a group of donors. Even Superman became weak and vulnerable when exposed to kryptonite, and in Trump's case, the equivalent could be exposure to a political environment in which his 91 percent name ID is "trumped" by voters' decision to finally compare him with other lesser-known candidates." Source
Reading the headlines this morning, and reading this post... we are in such a mess I fear for the future of our country and all of us. As a Cruz and Trump supporter, I find myself tired of Trump’s lack of being able to communicate in a manner that would put him so much above everyone else in the race. With so much going for him, he’s squandering his chances.. and we can’t afford to lose this time!!!!!
And Cruz is going into uncharted territory with his attacks on Trump. Both of these men work better if they refrain from the jabs. We can’t afford to lose this time!!!!
To have a felon on the dems side... and to have people who dismiss all of her bad points... is troubling and scares the heck out of me. We can’t afford to lose this time!!!!
With the dumb rocks who vote.. and the illegal activity that goes on in the voting booths.... we are in a heap of trouble and we can’t afford to lose this time!!!
We have many good men on the Republican side... and we cannot choose one who can win in all of this mess... none of them are a cinch to win... and I guess hillary has her dumb rocks and illegals who can overlook who she is.. and we can’t do the same or better to our good men? We are being ripped apart by the media, the perfectionists and the GOP.
We can’t afford to lose this time!!! And I fear we might.
Cruz lost me when Americans are out of work yet he demanded 325,000 more foreign tech workers be allowed in this year alone while companies were firing Americans to hire the cheap foreigners.
LOL.
Let's see Donald Trump try to find a 'fatal flaw' in Ted Cruz's conservatism. We'll wait.
Nobody likes Hillary, even more so.
He is correct that the Left needs for him and Trump to be in a cage match, and while I still consider Trump a viable second, I'm not too thrilled with the way he's approaching it.
That said, it's politics and they both need to separate themselves from the other to gain the upper hand - will be interesting because Trump is pretty much a blunt weapon and Cruz can adapt from a scalpel to a blunt weapon as necessary...
@realDonaldTrump @tedcruz #UnitedWeStand #DividedWeFall
Get it together, guys!