[euram]

Last night I caught a glimpse of Jonah Goldberg last night as I was channel surfing. He might have been on the Kelly File, he was saying that he didn’t think Trump had helped himself very much by winning NY.

I couldn’t believe my ears, here this pompous a$$ saying that winning a huge landslide victory over Kasich and Cruz, and winning 90 or 91 delegates, completely shutting out Cruz, was no big deal.

I suppose Goldberg will be on next week announcing that Trump winning all 5 primaries was “no big deal” as well.

[nikos1121]

I thought the same thing. THe TV was on in the other room, and he was mocking Trump.

I hate the way these people think and talk. They are pompous and condescending, in their own little worlds.

Folks, if being conservative means we are like the Ted Cruz’s and the Jonah Goldberg’s and GEorge Will’s, then I’m definitely NOT conservative.

[Cboldt]

All of that script is predictable. The next "big" race is Indiana, with "big" being defined as races where Cruz or Kasich can take delegates. The view is one of #BlockTrump from getting 1237 or close to that number, so the races where Trump more or less shuts out the other candidates from getting delegates aren't interesting, aren't "big." They are "expected."

If Cruz fails to get more votes than Trump in Indiana, it still won't be over. The script just shifts to western states.

I don't see support for Cruz utterly collapsing. There is a pretty good population of party-loyalists, and some additional votes from people who truly see Cruz as good, outsider, presidential material.

[IwaCornDogs]

Yes, I’m afraid I’m going to have to pass on Dinesh Souza’s new movie based on the trailer where Goldberg obviously has involvement (based off the Trailer view).

Disappointed, but I’ll live ~

Also, hearing that Cruz Senior is who Dinesh chose to officiate his recent marriage was sour news to me :/