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I like the way the other candidates reacted because their answers recognize that Cruz's plan is buffoonery. For one, the President cannot unilaterally "tear up" a treaty. That requires Congressional approval, and that certainly takes longer than one day to accomplish. Two, they displayed an understanding of how diplomacy works in the real world that Cruz has yet to demonstrate.

 

Believe it or not, there is one, one possible situation in which I would have to consider voting for Cruz in the general election, but much as in your case with Kasich (who's probably my second choice amongst the Republican candidates right now), it would be a tough call between reluctantly checking the box next to Cruz or casting a write-in ballot for Deez Nuts.

 

I don't think Trump or Fiorina will take it. I don't think that Trump is going to be a big draw for supporters as guys like Paul, Walker, Christie and Kasich drop out. I also think that once the public realizes that a vote for Fiorina is a vote for a train wreck of a businesswoman who wants to nuke the world, her support will tank. Those supporters of failed candidates that I mentioned above will, imo, flock to Carson or Bush, and one of those two will likely overtake Trump by the time of the convention.

 

If it did come down to those two, I'd have little choice but to go with Trump. Fiorina is just a walking disaster waiting to happen. How a CEO who was fired after crashing the USS Hewlett Packard into the rocks, then backing up and crashing into them again over and over can represent herself as a successful businesswoman qualified to run the country is beyond me.

 

   Obama went to the U.N. before he went to Congress.  Before Congress could even discuss the Iran Agreement,  it was approved by the U.N.  with the U.S. executive support despite Congress not acting.  Ted Cruz, Mike Huckabee, Scott Walker,  or anyone else who is willing to rip up the treaty should do so.  For those who object,  let them challenge them in court.   While we certainly disagree on this,  U.S. Sovereignty is far more important to me than diplomacy, if the two clash.     


   While I'm optimistic that Carly Fiorina won't win the nomination,  I'm very concerned about Donald Trump winning.   The media is giving Trump much more attention than the other candidates.  With a multitude of people fed up with both parties and looking for an outside who isn't politically correct,   Unfortunately and tragically, Trump has appeal.  I know many people who are relatively close to being as Conservative as I am that are supporting Trump despite Trump's history of being anything but a Conservative.    

 

  As for Ben Carson,  even if he won the Nomination,  I think his lack of knowledge on many issues will be exposed in the general election campaign.  Especially,  since most of the media will be against him

 

  I rather have Donald Trump than Jed Bush as the nominee,   if I had to choose between the two of them.  

 

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