Ted Cruz adviser says Donald Trump campaign taking 'banana republic' approach

Reuters ^ | 4/17/16

[markomalley]

Whining Ted crying again because he is a loser. Why doesn't he just drop his cover story and re-register as a Demonrat? Leftists like CorrupTED shouldn't even be allowed in the Republican Party.

[Fai Mao]

So tell me Ted. Which candidate wins election without votes?

I think you’ve been buying bananas at the wrong store.

[Lazamataz]

Just like a liberal. Cruz accuses Trump of doing EXACTLY what he is doing.

[Parley Baer]

Lose with Cruz.

[Logical me]

Cruz is full of crap. What did anyone expect from the establishment goon and the GOPe backing.

Trump for President.

[dragnet2]

By the time this election is over, Cruz and his corrupt crew of insiders will make the Nigerians look good.

[ozzymandus]

Cuccinelli? Rings a bell.

[tumblindice]

[SubMareener]

Heritage Foundation is dead to me. Should have realized they were establishment when they suggested the healthcare mandate.

[SandRat]

He looks like a fat banna republic dictator.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Seems to be in keeping with Donald’s approach as a would-be reformer.

Methinks yes, Cruz does have bananas; yes Cruz does have bananas today.

But US politics is itself a fruit and nut store. It’s almost like complaining that your opponent violated the rules of Calvinball. Maybe it’s time for the GOPe to sing the Sorry Song.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Expect the unexpecTED.

[Nifster]

At least trump isn’t behaving like a petulant child trying to cause mischief

[DoughtyOne]

[Lazamataz]

How the hell did the establishment co-opt EVERYTHING???

[McGruff]

Ted’s doing his best to make us look like a Banana Republic to the rest of the world.

[gg188]

Projection. Ted is trying to WIN the Banana Republic way: BRIBES. Trump called Ted out on it in each of his two speeches today. Trump said it was not right, and he wasn’t going to do what is not right.

[Mariner]

"Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, the Texas senator's delegate operations manager, said on ABC's "This Week" that the Trump campaign is challenging the delegate selection process "because they're getting beat on the ground."

No, I'm pretty sure it's because in some states the process is undemocratic and will pick the Party choice without regard to what their potential voters think.

And don't think that's an image that won't be with us for at least the next couple of decades.

[CodeToad]

Alinsky tactics by Cruz: Accuse someone else of doing what you are doing to deflect that you are doing it.

[HiTech RedNeck]

If Trump makes it in spite of the obstacles... get ready for at least four years of squealing on both left and right. They both have their games. Just because the left looks ugly in the window doesn’t mean the right doesn’t have some mirror gazing of its own to do.