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If you are going to say that Trump's whining is wearing thin, have Cruz and Kasich dropout so Trump can pivot to the general election rather than focus on arguing with Cruz and Kasich. For as long as they are in the race, Trump's focus, energy, and time will have to be on them.

Also, I cannot figure out why in this election of all elections, somebody insulting/whining about other politicians matters. This happens in every single election, yet noone has ever cared before. Why does it matter now?

The media is dishonest, yet Trump calling them out on it is bad. Jeb Bush is low energy and should not be president, yet Trump calling him out on it is bad. Marco Rubio wants to be president but can't take a bit of insulting from Trump. What happens when he has to face down ISIS/Putin/China/Democrats in Congress/Republicans in Congress? Would he feel insulted and start whining? That is not behavior I want in a president. If Kasich were president, would he talk up a good line about being a Christian and then turn around and export jobs from this country? Cruz appears to be able to take the hits but spends a lot of energy attempting to win by playing by the rules. ISIS/Russia/China/Democrats in Congress/Republicans in Congress do not play by the rules.

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Trump is a rock solid conservative!!!!

Or not.