'Do check some recent comments by Cruz on this, claig, as you like quotes and sources so much'
Yes, I have heard Cruz on Fix, along with Rubio and Ksich and Hillary, all blaming Trump. That is politics because the Republicans are all way behind him and Hillary is in a contest with him.
Ben Carson said what BigChocFrenzy said, that Trump should dial back his rhetoric and I am sure that he will.
'I think Cruz hit the nail on the head when he compares Trump to someone who demands faithfulness and stamps on disagreement'
No that is Cruz getting desperate. Trump fans have a laugh in Trump rallies and Trump jokingly asked them to raise their hands and pledge that they would support and vote for him "even if there is a hurricane". It was a laugh and the crowd loved it and Cruz pretended that it was Trump "demanding allegiance" as if the Trump fans are robots who do whatever he says. They are all desperate to stop Trump and they will try absolutely anything to stop him.
'But this is what you have asked for.'
I think this is the most amazing thing we have ever seen, a politician in touch with the people who attracts the biggest political crowds in history and who is opposed by the entire world elite, the entire Establishment, the Pope, Vicente Fox, senior Saudis, MoveOn.org and assorted funded left wing groups, the Economist, the BBC and the PPEs at the Guardian. It is incedible what is happening.
This is all you need to know as to why it is great for the people if Trump wins.
"Donald Trump's success is frightening: Tony Blair"
www.cnbc.com/2016/03/02/donald-trumps-success-is-frightening-tony-blair.html
"He [Martin Schultz] said neither the US nor Europe were prepared for such an American leader, and added that “Honestly, I prefer another candidate.”
The German-born Schulz has served as President of the European Parliament, one of the major governing bodies of the European Union, since 2012.
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The dominant reaction to the effective collapse of the Republican Party establishment in the face of Trump appeared to be jaw-dropping astonishment, mixed with dread at what may lie ahead.
“The Trump candidacy has opened the door to madness: for the unthinkable to happen, a bad joke to become reality,” German business daily Handelsblatt wrote in a recent commentary.
“The meteoric rise of the New York magnate has left half the planet dumbfounded,” wrote columnist Andrea Rizzi in Spain’s leading newspaper, El Pais.
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Thuraya Ebrahim al-Arrayed, a member of Saudi Arabia’s top advisory body, the Shura Council, said a Trump presidency would be “catastrophic” and set the world back “not just generations, but centuries.”
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Writing in the Financial Times of London, Martin Wolf summed up the mood of a good share of Europe’s business and economic elite, arguing that it would be a “global disaster” if Trump made it all the way to the Oval Office.
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On Wednesday, Laurent Wauquiez, a French conservative lawmaker, said Trump’s popularity is revealing of a general trend that has traversed the Atlantic.
“What it shows is that in democracies today, citizens no longer want people to tell them what they should think, what they should say. That’s what makes Donald Trump seductive,” Wauquiez told France 2 Television."
www.timesofisrael.com/eu-parliament-leader-trump-a-populist-with-no-experience/
If that lot are against Trump and the American people are for him, then Trump must be a good thing. He spells the end of political correctness, the end of globalism, the end of futiile wars, the end of the global elite, the end of the loss of sovereignty, the end of rule by political insiders and Oxbridge think tanks and wonks and a retrun to government of the people, by the people for the people.
We the People are back and we hope Trump restores power back to the people.