[Aleya2Fairlie]

Trump didn’t say Cruz was “constitutionally ineligible”. He said that the issue could cause problems for Cruz. That’s a big difference.

[rstrahan]

McCain brought up the issue of his citizenship, which is ironic as he ran for President but was born in Panama.

[Don Corleone]

Trump didn’t say Cruz was “constitutionally ineligible”. He said that the issue could cause problems for Cruz. That’s a big difference.

A big difference the anti-Trump crowd will avoid.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

I really was more concerned about rogue justices meddling than about Cruz’ legal status. Now this ...

Coulter: Cruz is not a natural born citizen
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3380362/posts

NYT: Cruz was born outside the U.S. to 1 American parent: ‘Under the

Constitution this makes him a ‘natural born citizen.’ Absolutely false [unquote]

And Coulter was a clerk to the supreme court.

Hm ....

[Fresh Wind]

That's a big difference.

Not when your goal is to spread lies about what Trump said.

[traderrob6]

The virtual definition of a concern troll.

[DoodleDawg]

Trump didn't say Cruz was "constitutionally ineligible". He said that the issue could cause problems for Cruz. That's a big difference.

A difference that is no difference at all. No, Trump didn't say that Cruz was "constitutionally ineligible". But he implied it in the hopes that it would knock Cruz off message. And for all we know Trump actually believes it. He's said as much before.