Last night CNN hosted
a Republican Presidential Town Hall in which we saw all three GOP contenders go
back on their pledge to support the eventual nominee of the party.
John Kasich said of
the pledge, “All of us shouldn’t have answered that question.”
Ted Cruz told host
Anderson Cooper, “I’m not in the habit of supporting someone who attacks my
wife and my family. I think nominating
Donald Trump would be an absolute train wreck.
I think it would hand the general election to Hillary Clinton.”
Cooper
posed the pledge question to Trump who said, “No, I don’t anymore. I’ve been treated very unfairly” by the
Republican National Committee and party establishment figures. He added, Cruz “doesn’t need to support
me. I have tremendous support right now
from the people. I don’t really want him
to do something he’s not comfortable with.”
I
worry the festering animus by the candidates on “our” side of the aisle is contaminating
the discourse among ordinarily sensible people.
The fans, speaking metaphorically, are beginning to fight each other in
the stands. If you’re a Trump supporter
Cruz people call you stupid. And vice
versa if you’re a Cruz supporter. This
is a frightening scenario that will not end well.
I’ve
have heard some say they will vote for Hillary if Trump is the nominee. Don’t mistake what I am saying. Please.
I
have said all along that I believe voters must have their say at the ballot
box. Whoever emerges the winner in each
state’s primary should receive the delegates that well-established rules
dictate they should be awarded.
The
convention in Cleveland should not devolve into a melee in which everyone has
their long knives out. We’ve come too
far to surrender to the Marxists and socialists and poodle press who coronated
their “messiah” and lied to the American people about Benghazi and the countless classified emails that placed our
national security in grave peril and sought to fundamentally transform
America.
Are we willing to
surrender without a fight to a fossil socialist or a corrupt and bloodless
woman who lied to the four families who lost loved ones in a far-off hell hole
in Libya who could be destined for a stretch in a federal penitentiary?
If we can’t get our
shit together, the transformation we most fear will be complete in
November. I don’t want that. Do you?
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