This is the kind of man Trump is. He would be willing to let wrongs slide if it personally benefits him. Either that, or he doesn't actually believe Cruz is ineligible and is just playing politics. Either way, the man exhibits no character.
Precisely.
Again, Trump, put up or shut up.
“Either way, the man exhibits no character.”
That’s a shocker!
Not.
This might be a real broad hint to Cruz, to bow out gracefully.
Trouble is, I am not sure how much Cruz can do gracefully. He’s hopped on the same old same old politics as usual bandwagon. This is ugliness with excuses piled high atop it. We can perhaps understand this for a person of the world, but Cruz isn’t supposed to be that. He’s supposed to be Christian.
Of those two things, both arguably "wrongs," one is detrimenting Trump, and that is what he characterizes as misrepresenting his position. For example, Cruz says Trump is anti-RKBA, for single payer health care, and pro-choice.
I'm pretty sure Cruz is at least annoyed by the lawsuits popping up that challenge his eligibility, and that he would not welcome a onslaught of them from an opponent on the ballot. So, Trump is using the "stick" part of "carrot and stick" persuasion, in an attempt to get Cruz to temper his allegations about Trump's policy positions.
Assuming for the sake of argument that Cruz is ineligible, what does the fact that he is running anyway, say about him?
Ultimately, the author is taking a one-sided view of the issue, and has produced what is essentially an advocacy piece. He's entitled to, of course. But the author is not objective, and fails to make his argument using logic and reason.