In the 2016 presidential race, conservatives have split into two camps: Donald Trump or Ted Cruz.  Supporters snipe from both sides arguing who's liberal or conservative, independent or owned by special interests, pro-amnesty, personally acquainted with God, whatever.  Slurs, insults, and innuendos pepper the airwaves as confetti fills the skies over Times Square on New Year's Eve.  As for me, I'm in the Trump camp.  At one time, I was for Cruz, but no more.  Ted came into the primaries touting his reputation as a fearless fighter, the guy who stands up to the Washington "cartel."  Yet his strategy for 99% of the Republican primaries has been to draft Trump – to let The Donald buck the headwinds while Ted reclines in the sweet spot.  In fact, for most of the primary season, Cruz seemingly admired Trump.  He showed Trump respect, agreed with everything Trump said, and took the high ground when it came to...(Read Full Article)