[EBH]

Interesting indeed. This convention is full of surprises.

So, one way to take Cruz is as a classless sore loser.

The other way is he refused to compromise his beliefs, principles, and ??? listened to Glenn Beck way too much.

It is possible to give your word/pledge and then later regret having done that...and take it back. Cruz has his reasons for pulling the stunt that he did and right now I truly don’t think we have a lot of room to judge him.

Whatever his reasons are, I hope for his sake he is well with his heart and soul.

[jospehm20]

Whatever. I will not be voting Canadian in 2018.

[Enchante]

"I truly don’t think we have a lot of room to judge him"

???? We have plenty of "room" to judge him. He is trying to wreck Republican prospects in 2016 so that he can ride to the rescue in 4 or 8 years. That is an insanely dangerous course to take when a Hillary admin. poses such great harms to the country and the constitution.

He should have gotten over his "wounded feelings and bruised ego" as Laura Ingraham put it. Yes, we can judge Cruz and despise him for working to undermine the efforts to save America in 2016. Cruz is, in effect, for Hillary.

[FenwickBabbitt]

“I truly don’t think we have a lot of room to judge him.”

And what if Trump only gets 80% of the Republican vote in Nov. and loses a close race because of Cruz encouraging his voters not to feel obligated to vote for the Republican nominee? Can’t we judge him if he personally brings us open borders, amnesty, numerous more terrorist attacks, a dissolution of our national sovereignty, many trillions more in debt, higher taxes, more business strangling regulations, an expansion of Obamacare, permanent Common Core, the gradual elimination of the Second Amendment, and a hard-left supermajority on the Supreme Court? Believe me, he will be judged if Trump loses a close election.