[jpsb]

Who is prepared to be a commander in chief? Who understands the threats we face? Who am I comfortable having their finger on the button? Now that's a question of strength, but it's also a question of judgment. And I think that is a question that is a challenging question for both of them.

There is the quote for you stupid one. "Judgement challenged" = "poor judgement" stupid one.

[conservative98]

Cruz says he hasn’t attacked Trump, but by my counts Cruz has attacked Trump 3 times recently.

1) He attacked Trump by saying he didn’t agree with Trump’s list and database. (truth is Trump never said anything about a list, he was talking about a wall and as Mark Levin said, there will be lists and databases, info is stored in a database. are there no databases in Washington?)

2) Second time he attacked Trump was by saying he rejected Trump’s policy of banning Muslims as a religious test and unconstitutional. (Mark Levin pointed out that it wasn’t a religious test and wasn’t unconstitutional.)

3) Third time was Cruz criticizing Trump’s judgement behind closed doors.

Cruz can say Trump is a friend, then attack, and then end his attack by saying he won’t attack Trump, but an attack is an attack.

[Responsibility2nd]

Judgment comes with age, maturity, experience, talent and much more. I have no judgment when it comes to brain surgery or rocket science.

Trump obviously has no political judgment. If you want to insist that means “poor judgment” and use that as a lame, weak effort to attack Cruz, then go ahead.