Quote: Cincinnatus wrote in post #1

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The Republican National Convention this year is the most freewheeling in decades, and one of the great will-he-or-won’t-he moments has yet to unfold. It will come Wednesday night, in the prime-time hour featuring Ted Cruz.

The question: Will Mr. Cruz endorse Donald Trump? Or will he instead use his premium airtime to enunciate his own vision for the GOP? (Or will he awkwardly attempt to do both?) Mr. Cruz isn’t saying. The Texas senator has stayed resolutely mum on his plans, which has only heightened the media chatter.

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http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-coy-cruz-a...ment-1468960871

That fount of anti-Trump venom "National Review" (current piece by anti-Trump zealot David French, "Never Trump, Now more than ever") claims he won't. http://www.nationalreview.com/article/43...igh-stakes-2020. If he doesn't it will be a big mistake. Some of you may recall early on I was a Cruz supporter. However, I bowed to the inevitable and am supporting the candidate chosen by the primary voters. Cruz should do the same. Not to do so is to brand him as petulant and childish as the Bush/Kasich cabal.

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And don't forget he and the rest of the field, pledged to support the eventual Republican nominee.

they never anticipated this moment

but the pledge was his word.

Ted, Jeb and Kasich all made the pledge .... Jeb spent $49 million for each of his three delegates

Quote: april wrote in post #3

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He won't endorse Trump.

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