[usafa92]

Ted imploding as the reality sinks in for the voting populace that he is mathematically eliminated from the nomination.

[tatown]

I was just getting ready to post this one but you beat me to it! Awesome to see the momentum heading into a string a likely dominating victories.

[usafa92]

Trump poll ping

[HarleyLady27]

WooHoo!!! GO.PRESIDENT TRUMP.GO!!!

[proust]

Cruz hasn’t lead a poll in 19 days.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/gop_pres_primary/#

[sargon]

Reuters Daily Tracking: Trump 49 - Cruz 28

LOLBOOM!

[sargon]

Over the last few days, I've repeatedly challenged 2DV, other Cruz fanboys, or any Ted Cruz supporter anywhere to state any plausible scenario whereby Ted Cruz limps into the GOP convention with, at best, 700 delegates or so, and magically seizes the nomination from Donald Trump without irreparably splintering the party, destroying voter enthusiasm, inducing countless Trump voters to stay home, and guaranteeing a Hillary victory in November.

What response have I gotten?

Crickets.

These Ted Cruz fanboys know the truth, as does their preferred candidate, Ted Cruz, and yet they still insist on their suicidal quest to both wreck their own party and even risk their country, all for one man's blind personal ambition. Absolutely shameful.

It would be laughable if it weren't so dangerous.

At this point, Ted Cruz's egotism and narcissism make Donald Trump's ostensible character deficits pale in comparison. They long ago ceded the moral high ground.

Vote Trump

[Parley Baer]

Ted is indeed imploding. Look at the chart at the website. Trump is rising and Ted is going down. Hehehehehe

[datura]

The voters have finally seen and listened to Ted, and decided to choose Trump. Many of us in here originally supported Cruz and began to look more closely, changing our minds early.

[showme_the_Glory]

Drop now Ted before you hit single digits. Thanks for playin.

[Red Steel]

Yep the Cruz implosion continues.

[AndyTheBear]

Together Cruz and Kasich have 45.5 to Trump's 49.3.

Its not my place as a Trump supporter to tell the Cruz side when to gracefully concede. Although I guess I just did by bringing it up.

[tennmountainman]

It’s been all downhill for Cruz since Colorado.

Cruz must know that even if he leap frogs Trump at the convention
for the nomination, Americans will view him as illegitimate nominee.

[Milhous]

Amateur hour's over. It's time to give Ted the hook.

[Grampa Dave]

Ted is free falling since 4/18.

Is this when the bs re Colorado Delegates hit the internet?

[Hugin]

Yep. Latest from CA...

Trump 41
Cruz 23
Kasich 21

http://www.latinpost.com/articles/119796/20160422/california-2016-presidential-poll-shows-trump-way-ahead-with-republicans-democratic-voters-favor-clinton-over-sanders.htm

Adios Ted.

[Steelfish]

You may like to put this piece of data from a recent Quinnipiac poll and smoke slowly.

“54 percent overall said they would never vote for Trump in November, while 43 percent said the same of Clinton, 33 percent for Cruz, 27 percent for Sanders and 14 percent for Kasich.”

Pray tell us, in God’s name how Trumpkins and their conman and snake oil “Dear Leader” salesman will prevail?

[Democrats hate too much]

Cruz will be worse in the polls after Tuesday.

[techno]

Right off the presses from Fox News:

Indiana:

Trump: 41%

Cruz: 33%

Kasich: 16%

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California:

Trump: 49%

Cruz: 22%

Kasich: 20%

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4/18—4/21

[Trumpinator]

I was one of those hoping for a Trump and Cruz alliance. I think Trump was hinting at this and wooing Cruz. There is no way Trump can outright say it in the early days of the campaign.

But either Cruz wanted none of that or he did not take the hint and began attacking Trump. Trump did not attack Cruz first. He kept telling him not to do it.

The anger I feel at Cruz and I think other Trump people feel for Cruz is that Cruz threw away what could have been a great alliance to kowtow to the establishment as their last defense against Trump.

[Windflier]

Ted Man Walking.