Donald J. Trump Response to Cruz and Kasich Campaigns

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- April 24, 2016 -

Donald J. Trump ​Response to Cruz and Kasich Campaigns

It is sad that two grown politicians have to collude against one person who has only been a politician for ten months in order to try and stop that person from getting the Republican nomination.

Senator Cruz has done very poorly and after his New York performance, which was a total disaster, he is in free fall and as everyone has seen, he does not react well under pressure. Also, approximately 80% of the Republican Party is against him. Governor Kasich, who has only won 1 state out of 41, in other words, he is 1 for 41 and he is not even doing as well as other candidates who could have stubbornly stayed in the race like him but chose not to do so. Marco Rubio, as an example, has more delegates than Kasich and yet suspended his campaign one month ago. Others, likewise, have done much better than Kasich, who would get slaughtered by Hillary Clinton once the negative ads against him begin. 85% of Republican voters are against Kasich.

Collusion is often illegal in many other industries and yet these two Washington insiders have had to revert to collusion in order to stay alive. They are mathematically dead and this act only shows, as puppets of donors and special interests, how truly weak they and their campaigns are. I have brought millions of voters into the Republican primary system and have received many millions of votes more than Cruz or Kasich. Additionally, I am far ahead of both candidates with delegates and would be receiving in excess of 60% of the vote except for the fact that there were so many candidates running against me.

Because of me, everyone now sees that the Republican primary system is totally rigged. When two candidates who have no path to victory get together to stop a candidate who is expanding the party by millions of voters, (all of whom will drop out if I am not in the race) it is yet another example of everything that is wrong in Washington and our political system. This horrible act of desperation, from two campaigns who have totally failed, makes me even more determined, for the good of the Republican Party and our country, to prevail!

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[Lumper20]

Many of the Cruz types were Independent voters plus add the Pentecostals and Mormons.

[Right-wing Librarian]

“Polls” come in varying forms and are disseminated at various times for various purposes, by the powers that control the Media.

Some “poll” information is specifically “released” to the general population so as to manipulate their votes, some to brainwash, some to dispirit, etc.

The Election Game is a science and an art of propaganda, brainwashing, and fraud.

Of course, of this fact, DJT is acutely aware.

[nopardons]

No, what is "weird", is that people actually believe the stupid polls that claim KaSicko can beat Hillary and also believe that Teddy can, but that Trump, THE ONLY LIVING GOPer, who CAN beat her, can't.

The ignorant, stupid political naifs who post this patently ridiculous garbage are pathetic and blinded by their biases.

Hillary plays by her own rules and debates by here own rules too. She's already easily beaten one Cruz type ( who is a far better debater than Teddy is )and has her complete playbook ready on how to beat him now, if he's the nominee. KaSICKO is even easier to beat.

Trump also plays by his own rules, is able to think on his feet, which Cruz is incapable of doing, and knows all the dirt on the Clintons, how to push her buttons, and how to defeat her.

If she is the nominee, many Bernie supporters WILL vote for Trump and many disaffected Dems are already on his side.

Trump also will get at least 25% of the black vote, put many Blue states in play, and might even win N.Y.!

[Cobra64]

I am a Trump supporter, not a "Trumpster." Playground name-calling dilutes your reasonableness of a potential valid position.

As for "attacking," little is accomplished by attacking except in combat. I will say that I believe you appear to know very little about business, much less the only business man running for office.

As for Trump's financial disclosure, Trump met all FEC financial requirements.

As for his campaign funding process, be assured his competitors, the FEC, and the IRS has this under a microscope, so you need not accuse him of lying, nor concern yourself in his financial affairs.

As for the triad, it's comforting to know that you are a military genius and perhaps you can coach him when he becomes CiC. Apparently when he attended a military academy, the triad was not part of the curriculum, and since then, was more focused on building his company. Shame!

As far as being a "conservative," many parrot that accusation, but I have not seen a definitive list of conservative attributes to which Trump nor any of the others can be measured against.

Assuming you believe Ted Cruz is a conservative, I will ask you, as I have asked eight others here, to list six conservative positions Ted Cruz endorses. Further, I would argue that one primary core-attribute of a conservative is a strong sense of ethics, in words and deeds. Cruz has proven repeatedly that he has no ethics, which is really sad fo a career lawyer and politician.

CNN called out Cruz on the Ben Carson shenanigans and outright called Cruz a liar. Do your homework and see the CNN's comments on video. Further, the Iowa voter intimidation flyer was disgusting. For me, it was these two despicable acts by Cruz that turned me from a Cruz supporter to endorsing Trump.

Finally, if you took the time to research how Trump started a business 40 years ago to become a billionaire and international business tycoon building dozens of hotels and golf courses all over the world, employing thousands of people, testifying before Congress about the US economy, you might have a clue about the real world instead of the make-believe dream-world (nightmare) you're in.

When you commute to job sites in your $100 million Boeing 757 and $7 million Sikorsky helicopter, get back to us on how you think a campaign and managing the country for prosperity should be run.

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In the meantime, we will wait for your list of Cruz' list of actual ethical conservative positions.

[Right-wing Librarian]

“Yeb”, OMG, not that arrogant, condescending, brain-damaged snot!

He’d better crawl back under the Bush Crime Family carpet and stay there!

[80skid]

Make America Great Again.

No Manchurian.

[Right-wing Librarian]

>>John Kasich, not even worthy of a Trump nickname, is the real idiot here. Cruz is a conniver. Kasich is just dumb.

LOL, not even worthy of a nickname. LOL, love it.

[Right-wing Librarian]

>>Kerosene Cruz, is going to lose.

Good one. I’d spell lose:

Kerosene Cruz is going to Luze.

: )

[Grim]

Cruz and Kasick just capitulated. I wonder how long it will be until Cruz stabs Kasick in the back.

[Cobra64]

Yup. Furthermore, the GSA would not have inked the deal on The old Post Office if Trump didn't have an extremely strong balance sheet. Vineyard might want to look up the accounting term.

Partial views:

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Architest's rendering of one of the entrances:

[onona]

Needs a wingman

You're damn skippy. And that wingman better be the BEST THERE IS.

[Cobra64]

Really? The prognosticators have been wrong for 10 months. I'm betting on a guy with a proven track record of success.

We'll see...

[Cobra64]

Good points, I appreciate your views. Thanks.

[Cobra64]

I agree. Based on Cruz’ past performance, Kasich is being played. Cruz will not honor the agreement, and despite that, people like Vineyard will blindly follow Cruz like a kamikazi pilot.

[Fai Mao]

“This is the GOPe’s Hail Mary Pass. As with the vast majority of Hail Mary Passes, it will fail.”

Long ago I met Roger Staubach. Ted Cruz is no Roger Staubach. John Kasich is not even Craig Morten

[867V309]

When two candidates who have no path to victory get together to stop a candidate who is expanding the party by millions of voters, (all of whom will drop out if I am not in the race) it is yet another example of everything that is wrong in Washington and our political system.

Word, bro.

[BerryDingle]

First paragraph should read:

I had to open the article to figure out what the hell was trying to be said.

[alloysteel]

I was wondering where this meme that “Kasich is the only person who beats Hillary Clinton” came from. It is part of a vast disinformation program, a constant drumbeat that “Trump can’t win”, that has been waged ever since it looked like there was a real possibility that he could go the distance.

And the distance is what The Donald has been putting between himself and anybody else in the running. Republicans are not going to provide the margin of victory for The Donald, it shall come from the “uncommitted middle”, that only occasionally even LOOKS at any Republican candidate, and from disaffected Democrats, of whom many cannot stomach their own presumptive candidate, Herself, in a strange match-up of selecting the candidate with the least “most negative” ratings.

Both are considered “not likable” by sizable proportions within their own designated parties, but maybe “not likable” is just the quality we need to project upon the world.

The stench of flop sweat is filling the room.

Some people love the smell of napalm in the morning, too.

[SamAdams76]

Bravo. Obviously the Trump campaign reads the Free Republic as almost word for word, we have been saying the same.

[alloysteel]

Lies are only lies when taken within a certain context. Sure, The Donald blusters, and backfills, and says outrageous things, but do his supporters care? Those are the very things they like most about the guy. The Donald is not, by any measure, a “conservative”, either, but again, his supporters DO NOT CARE. He is one hell of a crusader, and maybe this is the aspect that most frightens the #NeverTrump folks, it is just not prudent or seemly.

General George S. Patton was not an easy man to follow either. But his men would have followed him all the way to Moscow if the worried people back in Washington had not called him back once he had broken across the Rhine the first time.

Prudent and seemly are not the virtues many think them to be, and especially not in these times, when the very concept of America is in an existential battle with the forces of chaos and even decivilization now going on in the world. There is a time for niceties and polite conversation, and there is time for rallying the troops.

If this is found to be unappealing, then consider the alternative.