Somehow I bet that any source that doesn’t agree with you has no credibility
I'll put it out there—I'm rooting for Ted Cruz to win Iowa and New Hampshire and anywhere else he can do damage to Trump before the Joe McCarthy lookalike self-immolates in a bonfire of biofuel, birth certificates, and Goldman Sachs loans.
Cruz, the only GOP candidate to come close to Trump in the polls, is in a bad way. Sarah Palin may have endorsed Trump in gibberish, but popular Iowa Governor Terry Branstad denounced Cruz for opposing ethanol subsidies in plain Iowa greedlish, and constitutional lawyers are raising serious questions about whether the Canadian-born senator is eligible to become president. And now, in a kind of SwiftChurching, accusations are flying that Cruz is a “phony†Christian.
A radio ad by a newly formed outside group called Americans United for Values is going right after Cruz's supposed firewall, his strength among evangelicals. It starts by suggesting he’s soft on gay marriage. (Apparently, he is.) Via Politico:
That's why I'm rooting for Cruz. Hillary could beat him with ease, while the Beltway illusion—that she'd trample Trump—is crumbling more every day. The farce is with him.