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Exactly. It was a really nasty primary season, and a lot of that nastiness was initiated by Trump. He’s now the presumptive nominee, and the party is uniting behind him in spite of an exceptionally bitter fight. I’d say it would be in the best interest of Trump’s supporters to welcome the acquiescence and support of his former opponents without directing a bunch of bullshit at them.

Whine made from sour grapes never comes out good.

Trump countered and countered well - he came out cleaner than any of his opponents, and those who now "come around" are thinking of their own political skins.

We can enjoy the "support" without thinking the twit has actually had a change of heart - he worked really hard with Cruz to cause disunity for so long we can consider this as a partial penance/atonement. The question is whether Cruz will be next to try to mend his ways and come out strong for a unified win or keep sulking. Ryan has "come around" with a back-handed slap approach and the ones who really want to win this thing are being more supportive w/o bowing to those who laid so many mines to stop our unification.