Lordy, Lordy, what a mess!

This pledge didn’t mean a thing to the RNC so why should it mean anything to the candidates.  The RNC has been plotting with Cruz and Kasich against Trump from the very beginning because they know if Trump gets in that White House – all bets are off – cause the shit is going to hit the fan and America will be better for it – cause right now the secrets are still under cover and the two parties want to keep it there.

Kasich, Cruz and Trump won’t commit to backing nominee
March 30, 2016

Republican front-runner Donald Trump on Tuesday abandoned a pledge to support a party presidential nominee other than himself, a sign of increasing friction with chief rival Ted Cruz. As recently as March 3, in a Fox News debate, all three said they would support the nominee.

It’s yet another sign that the often-raucous GOP race is as contentious as ever, as Trump vies to lock down the nomination and Cruz and Kasich seek to deny him the honor at the Republican National Convention in July.

The three were asked about that again Tuesday night in town hall appearances in Milwaukee hosted by CNN.

“I’ve been treated very unfairly [by the RNC]”.

During the same town hall, Trump rescinded his support for the eventual nominee, unless of course it’s him, and said he didn’t want Ted Cruz’s support should he become the victor. “I think by, basically, the RNC, the Republican party, the establishment”, he said.

GOP is the acronym for Grand Old Party, a nickname for the Republican Party. “People who have never voted before, Democrats and independents are pouring in and voting for me”.

“I drove him out of the race”, Trump said of Walker, who abandoned his presidential bid last autumn.

Last week after Trump threatened to “spill the beans” about Cruz’s wife Heidi, who has suffered from depression in the past, and after retweeting a photo attacking Heidi for her looks, Cruz was asked if he’ll support Trump should he win the nomination.

Cruz has dodged the question of whether the pledge still holds by insisting he will be the nominee.

(Typical lawyer style.)

“I watched him tonight and I watched how tormented he was when you asked him that question”, Trump told CNN moderator Anderson Cooper. Cruz responded: “I gave you my answer”.

Trump pointed to strategic maneuvering in Louisiana that could result in Cruz capturing more delegates from the state despite the fact that Trump won the statewide vote. “When somebody goes in and wins the election and goes in and gets less delegates than the guy that lost, I don’t think that’s right”. “No, we’ll see who it is”. “I love the Republican Party”.

Kasich, Cruz and Trump won’t commit to backing nominee.

I don’t blame  Trump for not committing to back  Cruz and Kasich – they both have shown what they are made of – two Democrat Socialist marshmallows who are spineless.  They are both Elite Republicans and inside the box with Obama.  Our country would be no better off with either one of those two because they  are up to their eyeballs with the lobbyists and Wall Street.

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