I won’t judge Cruz. Last night I was disappointed in him, but some take longer healing wounds. I also believe that God allowed this to take place, and that if we continue praying for this country, He will rescue it from evil. And looking at some social media sites last night, I saw many independents on the fence feeling better about the Trump ticket. I also saw some Never-Trumpers completely dismayed by Cruz’s step out of character.
People, even here on FR, will have all sorts of opinions different than myself, but personally, I’m secure in voting for Trump because I can see past his bombastic, made for TV character. I can clearly see enough of his heart to see his intentions are pure. He does love America. He loves it enough to lay his entire life’s passion and career on the side, to to try and right our ship. He’s sick to death of this destruction to our country, and he’s blessed to have a huge fortune with which to pull something like this off. In a much smaller scale, I know someone like him, who’d give you the shirt off his back, but you’d never know it if you weren’t his family or closest friends.
I think Brit Hume said it best last night about Newt’s role following Cruz. First order of business - clean up on aisle nine. Newt used what Ted said to boost up Trump...and he did it very well.
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I know someone whose step daughter was Miss America and for a year she traveled with Trump and worked with his children, whom she also admired immensely.
The rest of friend’s family also traveled with him and said he is very kind, gracious, etc.
My feeling is he gives back what he gets. If he’s challenged, lied about, or the like, he hits back harder so the receiver thinks twice about challenging him again.
If you are sincerely kind to him he returns it in favor and more so.