3 Responses to “Cruz does not have a reasonable path towards nomination”

1. Orly Supporter...
   March 17th, 2016 @ 5:03 pm

   I think this is about as strange as Cruz really is:…

   1st: he acts like he can do anything to the other candidates…
   2sd: he lies most of the time…
   3rd: he has nazi moments, where he acts like he’s the savior of earth…
   4th: he’s ineligible…
   5th: has a drinking problem…

   And he just doesn’t have the ability to follow the Constitution and he is like a lot of foreigner, doesn’t care about what’s right and wrong! He’s a disaster, waiting to happen!

2. linda
   March 17th, 2016 @ 6:58 pm

   I think we should track the actual number of delegates needed by Trump, and as soon as it becomes mathematically impossible for him to get to 1237 (which would be when Trump collects another 13% of the delegates Cruz needs), we should start calling for Cruz to concede. Of course he won’t, because he plans to get as many delegates as he can, and then bargain with the owners of the other delegates to give him enough to exceed those of Trump’s.

3. Courage
   March 17th, 2016 @ 10:44 pm

   Recipients Are Wanting To Know if the AZGOP has suddenly endorsed a GOP presidential candidate without the knowledge of the state committeemen/ precinct committeemen? Why is the AZGOP e-mailing PAC invitations? Wasn’t there a ruckus a year or so ago over the misuse of the state GOP e-mail list? Party delegate elections haven’t even been held in many legislative districts yet for selecting a presidential nominee. Others remember the way AZGOP Chairman Robert Graham turned his back on presidential candidate Donald Trump when he came to Phoenix a few months ago. Will the AZGOP send out an invitation to Trumps event when he’s in Phoenix Saturday? Has the Establishment suddenly switched horses and started throwing its weight behind Cruz in their efforts to keep Trump off the Presidential ticket? As you recall, the Establishment tried to cram presidential candidate Jed Bush down our throats. The RNC shot itself in the foot when they brought failed Presidential candidate Mitt Romney back into the limelight long enough for Romney and Karl Rove to take pot shots at Trump. Then they pushed presidential hopeful Marco Rubio until he got sent to the woodshed by his home state of Florida. Do you recall the names Sen John McCain laid on the conservative Cruz not so long ago? “What the Hell is going on now?” one angry voice bellowed. It appears this will be one more thing Graham’s Resignation Resolution proponents will add to their list of reasons to remove Graham. – ft

   https://archives.mcrcbriefs.org/2016/03/3-17-16-briefs-draft.html?m=1

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