Thursday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” while discussing Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) not endorsing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump Wednesday night during his speech at the Republican National Convention, conservative commentator and author of the upcoming book, “In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!”

Ann Coulter called Cruz “the little bitch who can’t get over it.”

Coulter said, “No. I’m in Cleveland, and you were hoping for reports from the scene but I have not watched a single moment of the convention. I was at a dinner party when someone came in and said you have to see this. Ted Cruz just committed suicide on stage. And we all pulled out our iPhones and first read about it and then watched it.

And oh, my gosh, that’s the only thing I wish I had been in the hall for. It’s like professional wrestling. It’s amazing that he does not have people around him to tell him, ‘Ted, maybe you shouldn’t be committing suicide live on national TV.’ But I mean, I guess you’ve shown your viewers the great thing, among the great things about it, was when Donald Trump came out and the whole crowd turned their back to Cruz and applauded Trump as he glared down Ted Cruz.”

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidenti...nt-get-over-it/

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when Donald Trump came out and the whole crowd turned their back to Cruz and applauded Trump as he glared down Ted Cruz.”

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I would have loved to see Obama greeted by people with their backs turned to him during his inaugural parade.

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When Barry leaves, I'm gonna call every Oldies station I can, and dedicate Steam's "Nah Nah Nah Nah [Kiss Him Goodbye]" to him. And for Hillary, when she goes down in flames, "Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead".

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Clinton is toast already. Her VP pick is a dweeb. If she was smart she would have picked Cory Booker.[more color]

July 22, 2016
Report: Trump to create super-PACs to attack Cruz, Kasich

Bloomberg, citing one unidentified source, reported the Republican candidate’s plans to target Cruz's and Kasich's future campaigns on Friday.
The source said that Trump would be willing to invest $20 million or more into the project, which could involve one or two super-PACs.

Trump signaled such a plan in a speech on Friday morning, the day after the close of the convention, while blasting Cruz for refusing to endorse him in remarks before the convention Wednesday night.

“Maybe I’ll set up a super-PAC if he decides to run,” Trump said. “Are you allowed to set up a super-PAC…if you are the president, to fight someone?”

In his speech, Cruz called on Republicans to vote their conscience in November, referring to down-ballot GOP candidates.

And Kasich refused to show up at the convention, despite it being in his home state.

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/pres...ack-cruz-kasich
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No, Donald Trump cannot set up and control his own Super-Pac. But someone else could.

There is humor in him saying this off-the-cuff remark, but it will generate some fear and caution to those who oppose him as Cruz did. Cruz had the chutzpah of a loser for accepting a gracious offer from Donald and then snubbing him. Such a lack of respect is going to hurt Cruz.



Cruz has been branded. His own way of playing the game will be his undoing.



Kasich will suffer pain, but not nearly as much as the idiot Fredo Cruz. Fredo Cruz had the gall to enter the house that Trump built and snub him in front of his guests. Not a smart move.

What a self-centered idiot Ted Fredo Cruz turned out to be!

Donald Trump said goodbye to Cleveland Friday, pronouncing the Republican National Convention a yuge success and launching a barrage of parting shots at GOP rival Ted Cruz, who refused to endorse Trump in a controversial speech that got the Texas senator booed off the stage.

The vindictive victory lap laid bare Trump's simmering anger at Cruz, who brought drama to Quicken Loans Arena on Wednesday when he began a speech to cheers and ended it by garnering a raucous chorus of boos after he refused to endorse the man who had bested him.

“I like Ted, he’s fine,” Trump said in a trademark, ad-libbed press conference. “I don’t need his endorsement. If he gives it to me, I will not accept it.”

Trump said if Cruz had endorsed him, it may have brightened his former rival's future presidential prospects.

"He should have done it," Trump said. "He would have been in better shape in four years."

[great off the cuff video all about Fredo Cruz at site]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/07/...-cleveland.html

Krauthammer: Cruz's Speech 'Was the Longest Suicide Note in US Political History'

Charles Krauthammer said that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) "blew it" at the Republican National Convention with his address in which he did not endorse Donald Trump.

"What Cruz delivered was the longest suicide note in American political history and this morning he added an addendum," said Krauthammer.

Krauthammer weighed in on America's Newsroom this morning after Cruz spoke to Texas delegates (some of them angry), doubling down on his message from last night and going even further.

Cruz explained that he is "not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father."

Krauthammer said Cruz "undid the great political, philosophical reasons he offered last night" for not endorsing Trump by making it personal.

"As of this morning, I think he's destroyed his political career right there," said Krauthammer.

A.B. Stoddard said Trump needs to make a forward-looking, optimistic speech tonight and should "really" not talk about Cruz in his big address.

Steve Hayes disagreed with Krauthammer, saying this is a political "gamble" for Cruz in the short-term but he could benefit in the long-term.

Hayes said Cruz is trying to emphasize that not all Republicans are with Trump, bringing up the nominee's past attacks on John McCain's military record, Carly Fiorina's appearance and Trump's mockery of a disabled reporter.

"They're embracing him after that and I think it's important to say, 'not everyone's along for the ride,'" said Hayes.

http://insider.foxnews.com/2016/07/21/kr...litical-history

Texas Delegate to Ted Cruz: 'Support the Party!'

Cruz spoke to Texas delegates in Cleveland this morning, taking questions, including one from a delegate who yelled that he should "support the party!"

"I didn't say, support Donald Trump. I said, support the party! The party has spoken!" the man said. (video above)

Cruz said he would not have a "screaming match," maintaining that he believes in "treating people with civility and respect."

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http://insider.foxnews.com/2016/07/21/te...z-support-party
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The people and the Party have spoken! TM

transcript of the Krauthammer comments....


CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Last night what Cruz delivered was the longest suicide note in American political history. This morning he added an addendum. Because last night was the theme of it was, it's a matter of principle as a conservative and as a constitutionalist he could not endorse Donald Trump.

And at the beginning of this thing this morning he said I'm going to watch and wait and see if I can support him. And then he lost it. He blew it. We just saw it. It was towards the end of the event and he was asked a question about endorsing. He said, you can see him calculating, should I really give the reason. And then he said it's all personal. This is about the wife and the father. And then what that does -- he's a calculating guy. What that does is it totally undid the great political philosophical reasons he offered last night.

That was already in jeopardy because remember for the first 6 months of the campaign he was especially nice to Trump. He was drafting in the wake of the head car and everybody was attacking Trump over the McCain comments. He didn't. So this was not a matter of principle, it was already in question as of last night, but as of this morning I think he's destroyed his political career.


more in the video....
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2...al_history.html

http://insider.foxnews.com/2016/07/21/kr...litical-history