The Voters Have Eliminated Ted Cruz He Should Drop Out

On February 29, 2016 Lyin Ted Cruz said;

‘A contested convention is the great hope of the Republican establishment, it is how they are drowning away their sorrows,’ Cruz told reporters here a day before Super Tuesday. In a contested convention, he continued, mocking the establishment, ‘All these crazy voters go one way, we’ll step in with all of our moneyand anoint our white knight to ride in and save the day. That’s not going to happen.’

Asked directly whether he was preparing for a contested convention, Cruz replied flatly, “No.”

On April 8th, Ted’s campaign manager had the nerve to say that if Trump didn’t get over 50% in his home state he should drop out. Pretty nervy considering Ted Cruz only got 44% in Texas, the state he claims as his home. Rafael ‘Ted’ Cruz was born in Canada.

Donald Trump beat Ted Cruz like a drum yesterday in New York. Ted Cruz has been eliminated by the voters own hands, he should take his own advice and DROP OUT.

Results in New York’s primary mean it is now mathematically impossible for Cruz to clinch nomination based on pledged delegates. From the Washington Post:

“In order to maintain the slim, infinitesimal hope that he might be able to clinch the Republican nomination by winning pledged delegates, Ted Cruz needed to win at least a handful of delegates in New York. He didn’t. He now joins John Kasich (and every other Republican who once ran) in the category of “people who can’t clinch the nomination on pledged delegates.”

Of the 17 Republicans that started the race, only one candidate isn’t in that box: Donald Trump.

Trump’s challenge hasn’t been Kasich or Cruz for a while; he’s battling against 1,237, the number of pledged delegates he needs to clinch before the convention. And in that race, every delegate counts.”