“So are Trump supporters going to be sore losers if Cruz wins?”
You bet. By the millions.
Because the only way Cruz can win is by underhandedly siphoning off delegates from the candidate who is clearly the choice of the majority of people who are actually allowed to VOTE. He is mathematically eliminated from winning. He should muster what little integrity he has left, go back to Texas and thump Bibles, lie, and proclaim his own greatness THERE. Jeb Bush had enough integrity to drop out when he realized he wasn’t the people’s choice - so did Rubio. Ted Cruz, it seems, doesn’t have that much good sense, because the only way he can “win” now would alienate SO many Trump voters that he could never possibly win in the general election ANYWAY. Way to go, Teddy! All for the sake of your own, insanely overblown EGO.
Hope that answers your question.
That’s a good answer, and I think that this may also come into play:
The absolute devastation many of us would feel if such an overwhelming catastrophe as a Cruz nomination would crush our nation.
Being with in a hairs breath of getting our nation back from the GOPe, only to see a traitor such as Cruz align with The Establishment again, denying us The Wall, forcing us to continue to pay for modernizing China, seeing our vets continue to suffer while illegals get free healthcare.......
The damnation and abandonment I would feel from God with a Cruz nominee would be more than I could bear.
I couldn’t possibly even get myself to the polls, let alone cast my vote for the man who brought this hell down on us.
[Because the only way Cruz can win is by underhandedly siphoning off delegates from the candidate who is clearly the choice of the majority of people who are actually allowed to VOTE]
Not true. Trump currently has a higher percentage of delegates than he does of the popular vote. In the name of fairness, Trump should demand that delegates from the WTA states be divide proportionally. But he won’t because Trump only attacks the process when It does not benefit him. It’s only unfair when it doesn’t benefit Trump.