Just as JimRob said, that's an absolute delusional fantasy.
Furthermore, even if it did happen, that would be a slap in the face to the vast majority of GOP voters, who have shown the most enthusiasm and have showed up in the greatest numbers.
It's just ludicrous to think that Cruz could be a better choice than Trump.
Maybe disenfranchising the largest bloc of voters has worked in the past, but in this modern information age, that's just not going to happen.
Cruz supporters need to set down the crack pipe and deal with reality. This notion of Cruz cobbling together some group of delegates to win on the 2nd ballot, or even later, would hopelessly splinter the party.
The only sane thing to do will be to give the frontrunner the nomination, because he will have earned it, in the face of non-stop demonization by the GOPe, by getting the voters enthusiastic and turning them out in numbers far exceeding the second place candidate.
Let's not forget that the only thing that has blunted Trump's march to the nominatoin is the relentless smear campaign which has been conducted by the Left/Media/GOPe, and of course, the "me too" Cruz campaign.
JimRob is right: Ted Cruz is a traitor to the grass roots anti-establishment voters. He doesn't deserve the nomination, and he won't get it.
I predict that by the end of April, this reality will have gotten through the thick skulls of even the most die-hard Cruz fanboys.
It's time for Ted Cruz's supporters to wake up...
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