Ted Cruz, John Kasich join forces to stop Donald Trump

Ted Cruz, John Kasich join forces to stop Donald Trump. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

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  • I didn't think that I could think less of either one of them... learn something new everyday.

    I'm not really anti-Trump, but how did we end up here? It's like the bar lights just came up at closing time and we realize that all three chicks are the ugly friend. We went from the dozen that came off the bachelorette party bus and ended up with these three.

    Do over, Mulligan, rewind please. We've settled the last few times for the chick that won't put out and now we just went too far to full crazy.

    • None of the original dozen was worth a damn either. I wanted to vote for Carson at first, but he turned out to be looney-tunes.

  • Cruz and Kasich are supposed to be in New Mexico to campaign soon, and both are in for a surprise. Kasich may not get booed, we are too polite for that, but he will see very little support. While the popular polls show Trump and Cruz very close we will have to wait and see. Trumps stance on border security and deportation of illegals, especially criminal illegals, is very popular here and he is getting a lot of support because of it. Cruz not so much. Many here see him as a professional politician and he is not a real Mexicano, he is a Cubano. Believe me, there is a big difference between the two.

    • I don't get why Cruz isn't getting more support in NM, his stance on illegals is the same as Trump, but he's not as much of a narcissist as Trump, and doesn't yell and lie about the others like Trump does.
      Remember how Trump treated Megyn Kelly, called out "Low Energy Jeb", denigrated Dr. Carson's faith , insulted Carly's face, attacked Christie's state downgrades, insulted "Little Marco", made fun of Rand's looks, etc, etc, etc? His entire campaign has not been about the issues, but about how he can lie about and insult his opponents. Real presidential material there.

      • I think part of the problem is many of us see Cruz as another establishment politician. He has never had a real job, he has worked in a government position all his life, and people worry about that.

        Trump or Cruz, I'll take either one. But the mind set of many who have lived here all their lives, as I have, is anyone associated with the government is a bad choice. We live in a high tax, low wage state because of state government, it tends to turn people away from all politicians.

  • The establishmentstrikes back.

    This is not going to help in the primaries and particularly the general if cheaTED gets the nom.

    • This constant name-calling by Trump and his supporters is nauseating. It's why nobody is talking about the actual issues facing this country. Trump has bragged about cheating on his wives, Trump has declared bankruptcy four times and reneged on dozens of loans besides that, Trump has used the government as a cudgel to pound on anybody who gets in his way (even an old lady whose home he wanted to build a parking lot for limousines)--the point is, if anybody left in this campaign is a liar and a cheat, it's Donald Trump. This is what liberals do, they take a weakness and fault in their own character and hurl that insult at their opponent. What saddens me is that so many Americans are dumb enough to fall for it.

  • Trump got slaughtered in Saturday's primaries, so of course he's whining and bellyaching on Monday morning about the "collusion" between Kasich and Cruz. Kasich and Cruz aren't melding themselves together as a ticket or compromising on their political beliefs--they're simply agreeing on where they should concentrate their efforts to stop the ass frontrunner from winning on the first ballot. What's the problem with that? Is this any different than the "collusion" between Trump and Christie?

    On Saturday there were 94 delegates up for grabs and Cruz got 65 of them. And since Kentucky has a process where the delegates aren't committed to anybody specific, Cruz really took an even higher percentage of what was available to take.

    http://www.redstate.com/absentee/2016/04/24/donald-trump-humiliated-ted-cruz-triumphant-complete-saturday-delegate-results-minnesota-utah-kasich-kentucky-maine/

    In Maine, the only delegate Trump got was the governor, who's been a Trump supporter from the beginning. Sounds like "collusion" to me but apparently it didn't help Trump at all.

    • Come on JP, you are letting your dislike of Trump overshadow your common sense. Talking about past primaries, that are already done deals, means nothing. Last Saturday he took New York by a yuge margin and preliminary polls show Trump to take all four states voting tomorrow. If true, getting a win in Conn., Penn., Delaware and Maryland will land him close to 100 delegates.

  • Affirmative Action Teddie is in for another 3 or 4 third place finishes tomorrow and that will push him into Jeb! territory What does joining together do for either one except show them for what they are ESTABLISHMENT ERRAND BOYS

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