[Ouderkirk]

At this point there is no value in attacking Ted Cruz.

These people have to let it go. So does Cruz. It’’s over.

[Fantasywriter]

It should have been over after the Indiana primary, but Cruz wouldn’t let it be over. He spoke of unsuspending his campaign and reentering the race. The convention neverTrumps were Cruz backers, and they did everything they could to undercut Trump and help Hillary.

It’s fine to say it’s over now, but it isn’t. Cruz will keep on trying to sabotage Trump any sneaky, conniving way he can. The harder he gets smacked down on his own Facebook page, the less effective he’ll be.

[MrEdd]

Of course there is. He needs to be run out of the senate.

After that there will be no point.

[Windflier]

“At this point there is no value in attacking Ted Cruz.”

Ted betrayed millions of trusting supporters. They have to be allowed to express their disappointment and anger. They’re owed at least that much, after investing so much of themselves in this man.

[867V309]

“At this point there is no value in attacking Ted Cruz.”

Same EXACT thing might be said of what cruise did in his speech. There was NO REASON for his subliminal endorsement of cankles.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

He had ever opportunity -- EVERY. OPPORTUNITY. -- to man up, and do the right thing; both for his party, and his country.

At every single step along the way, he deliberately opted not to do so.

Actions have consequences.

[1scrappymom]

I disagree. He will run in Texas again. I do not want him representing our state. His actions are the reason why. We have the right and need to show he is untrustworthy and hammer this message home.