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Get ready for it...3 seconds left Staubach drops back avoids the rush, heaves it 65 yds down field Touchdown ! Cruz is in the end zone and headed to the Super Bowl

#never Trump, pray for death.

Yet another prescient solution.

Snot... out... nose.

That not unhealthy, thats a Clint Eastwood Deserve Got Nothing to Do with it Stare


Here he is telling telling Cruz he better get a shot of penicillin before his wang rots off

When you and anyone else who believes they are getting screwed "by years and years of free trade/globalization" go buy commodity items, do you always buy the most expensive versions of whatever you're looking for?

Do you shop at WalMart?

Are you buy chance a union member and/or a union supporter?

Do you own stock in large corporations or shares of large cap mutual funds?

Serious questions.

Election 2016 — Republican Delegate Count (what has happened & whats coming up)

Great chart. lays out how delegates are given out for each state all the nuances/rules that govern allocation

Link
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/republican_delegate_count.html

So you're more opposed to Trump than Hillary?

Really??

You do realize that I wasn't talking about myself right?

You do realize that one can disagree with a position while at the same time trying to cast it in fair light don't you?

Serious questions.

No I don't make a habit of shopping at Walmart.

No I don't support unions.

Yes I own stocks and mutual funds.

Trump is preparing to hammer Cruz and the GOPe hard when Cruz reaches the point where there's not enough delegates left for him to win the nomination yet stays in the race.

That's what he meant when he called Cruz a "Trojan Horse".

,..and actually, I strongly suspect that Cruz knows that there's no way for him to get the nomination even in the event of a brokered convention.

He's just throwing a tantrum and wants to end Trump's nomination even if it means a victory for Hillary,....just like all the rest of the GOP establishment.

So you folks might as well save your "Are you going to vote for Cruz" stuff.

That train leaves the station the instant there's no longer enough delegates for Cruz to win yet he stays in the race, anyway,...which he will,.....in order to get Hillary elected.

That right there is signature line material.

The Clinton Foundation must be contributing to the Cruz campaign.

They owe Cruz a lot.

Ha,it was said Berry would be a one term President.That really worked out well when the RNC keeps sending in the Party`s most unappealing Candidate possible.They aint in it to win it.

Trump could have a picture of Cruz whacking off in church and nobody would believe it was real after all the lies Trump has told. Except Trump's supporters of course...they'll believe anything.

No one will hear what Cruz says.They will just watch in amazement as he slurps snot.

The DNC and Clinton are spending their money only attacking Trump for obvious reasons.

Trump out and Cruz in is a win for the DNC.

Unlike the GOPe though, the DNC figured out the reality a couple months ago.

Now, they have Cruz spending GOP money for the DNC cause.

AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!

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You still believe Cruz has a chance. Talk about believing anything.

That's President Cruz to you.

Bingo. I think the GOP is happiest with a Dem in office. They can whine and beg for more money.

Yes I do realize that. But the way you worded the question, combined with the fact that one of Trumps campaign planks is to institute tariffs on low cost countries as a "remedy" for trade imbalance, gave the impression you agree with the Trump position on trade. I apologize if I'm mistaken in that assumption.

My point in raising those questions is that one can't have it both ways. Consumers can't expect for everyone to have great paying jobs AND habitually buy the cheapest crap they can find. I work in manufacturing, so I would definitely love to see lots of manufacturing jobs return to the US, but there were valid reasons they left the US in the first place. You don't improve the situation by selectively imposing tariffs on countries as Trump says he wants to do. All that does is drive up the price of all goods and screws companies who do business overseas by changing the rules in the middle of the game, further leading to job losses. Companies have a fiduciary responsibility to their stockholders to maximize their return, which means if it's too expensive to manufacture goods domestically, they must find less expensive means to do so. Consumer habits and .gov policies drive those decisions.

I don't want any POTUS deciding who companies can and can't do business with. First of all, the constitution doesn't grant that power to the president, and I don't want any man to have that power. The only way to bring more jobs back to America AND ensure good paying jobs is to make it more attractive to do business in America by removing excess burdensome regulations and providing tax incentives for doing so, NOT by instituting protectionist policies that include tariffs. Companies don't pay taxes, they merely pass on their increased costs to the consumer in increased costs of their goods and services.