Actually, I started out in favor of Trump. I loved the way he stuck it to the GOPe and the media. I wrote this about Trump six months ago: "I strongly support those who can make a payroll."
I evolved after seeing his unfounded attacks on other candidates, and his childish behaviors. If you need a reminders, think of "Carly's ugly face", Ben the child molester", "Lying Cruz", "Little Mario", etc. I just could not imagine someone who resorts to such juvenile talk belongs as president of the US. I feel obliged to share my views when my candidates are wrongfuly attacked.
Trump took down "low energy" Bush. Little Marco is on life support. Carson and Fiorina are out of the race. Trump stopped Hillary's sexist attacks when Trump reminded us of Bill Clinton's abuse of women and it also helped Bernie because Bill was out campaigning against him.
The question that needs to be asked of Reps, is how far are they prepared to go to defeat Hillary? Trump has shown he will get down in the mud and the blood and the beer to defeat anyone. No Marquess of Queensberry rules. He fights like a Dem. Everything is on the table. That is what worries me about Cruz. Will he do whatever is necessary to win? Nothing off limits. It disturbs me when I see this:
Ted Cruz says he won’t use former President Bill Clinton’s political liabilities against Democratic presidential contender and former first lady Hillary Clinton.
“I am not interested in getting into personal attacks and innuendo,” he said Tuesday at a news conference in Cisco. “Hillary Clinton’s biggest liability is that her policies are a disaster.”
New York businessman Donald Trump, the front-runner in the Republican race for president, has used Twitter to black Bill Clinton as abusive to women.
“If Hillary thinks she can unleash her husband, with his terrible record of women abuse, while playing the women’s card on me, she’s wrong!” Mr. Trump said Monday via Twitter.
Cruz says he won’t engage in such attacks.
The Reps have lost the popular vote in five out of the last six Presidential elections. They are on the cusp of becoming the permanent majority party. A loss of the WH in 2016 will be the end of the GOP as a national player and the end of the country as we know it. The stakes are enormous. We need someone who will be vicious and brutal in order to do what is necessary to win. Another milquetoast Rep candidate like McCain and Romney will lose. We must be willing to make it personal and have a candidate who can attract more Dems and Independents along with increasing GOP turnout to win.