[detective]

“Ted Cruz drew loud boos from his supporters at the mere mention of the GOP’s nominee, Donald Trump.”

Even though they boo him, I am glad that Donald Trump invited Cruz and his supporters to the Convention.

I am glad Trump invited Cruz to speak even though Cruz refused to endorse him.

It shows Trump to be the bigger man. It also lets Cruz and his supporters show their true colors.

Cruz pledged to support the Republican nominee. Like most of the Republican candidates Cruz has reneged on his pledge.

Trump also reached out to John Kasich. Kasich had also pledged to support the nominee. He also reneged on his pledge and refused to even attend the convention in his home state.

Jeb Bush, who also pledged to support the nominee, has been attacking Trump in the media. Jeb has also announced to the media that he will not vote for Trump.

Trump should just let these people show their true colors. Trump has allowed the American people to see what these people are really like.

[maggief]

Good points.

Ted Cruz is all about promoting himself, and not the good of the country.

I hope tonight’s appearance adds a few more nails into his political coffin.

This is interesting...

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jul/20/inside-the-beltway-ka-ching-conventions-generate-3/

ON THE RADAR

Once the convention hysteria has come and gone, there’s the RedState Gathering, scheduled for mid-August in Denver. It is, essentially, a conservative grass-roots training event with a bristling speakers list. Among those on the roster: Sen. Ben Sasse, Govs. Nikki Haley and Greg Abbott, Reps. Jim Bridenstine, Ken Buck and Doug Lamborn; Matt Schlapp, John R. Bolton, Glenn Beck, Carly Fiorina, Katie Pavlich, Rick Perry; plus radio hosts Steve Deace, Erick Erickson and Hugh Hewitt. Investigate the “RS Gathering” event at RedState.com.

http://gathering.redstate.com/rsg16/

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[LucyT]

Article and # 40 , # 50 .

Thanks, Maggie.