Trump: Actually, I Don't Care About That Fraudulently 'Stolen' Election Anymore

Guy Benson | February 05, 2016 4:30 PM

Oh:

.@realDonaldTrump on his feud with @tedcruz: "I don't care about that anymore" https://t.co/kPH1N25MvJ #TrumpOnCNN https://t.co/X4EO8W3vyG
— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) February 5, 2016

In case you're struggling to keep up, Trump has gone from (a) "congrats, Ted, you earned it," to (b) "THIS IS FRAUD, THE ELECTION WAS STOLEN, AND I DEMAND A DO-OVER!" to (c) "meh, whatever, I don't care anymore" in the span of 48 hours or so. From graciousness, to leveling the most serious electoral charges that exist, to a shrug. Seriously, please try to imagine the potential consequences of electing Moodswings McGee to the most powerful office in the world. This is precisely what Cruz was getting at with his "nuke Denmark" dig at Trump: The man is erratic and unstable. Speaking of Cruz, as Mark Steyn and Ben Carson go nuclear on him for being 'dishonorable' like Hillary on Benghazi (!), it appears as though his stock is temporarily up in Trump's book. He's no longer a universally-disliked "total liar," it seems:

In a striking reversal of rhetoric, Donald Trump would not rule out Ted Cruz as his hypothetical vice-presidential pick. “Well, I don’t know. Look, I have nothing against him. It was sort of a sad thing that happened, but I’ve always liked him,” Trump told Hugh Hewitt on his radio show Thursday, after weeks of trashing his primary rival as nasty, hypocritical and disliked. Trump added that he has “always gotten along well” with Cruz, but that “I’m so much now focused on New Hampshire.”

"My fellow Americans, meet my running mate, the '

very nasty' and widely-loathed liar, Ted Cruz!" A ridiculous man. For what it's worth, Trump now says he's no longer going to sue Cruz over Iowa, but no word on whether a spurrious eligibility lawsuit is still on the table. Question: How long until Trump drops the Cruz feud and starts pummeling Marco Rubio with every insult and conspiracy that pops into his head? Per three new polls, "Marcomentum" in New Hampshire is real, which is why the collective beating is underway. And like clockwork, Jeb's gasping campaign is about to drop even more money attacking Rubio:

Jeb going up in NH with TV ad using Santorum quotes about Marco's lack of record/accomplishments, source tells me. "Stay tuned"
— Alex Isenstadt (@politicoalex) February 5, 2016

I'll leave you with two additional polling notes:

Nat'l Q-poll: Sanders ties Hillary among Dems. Overall favorability: Bernie +9, Hillary -17 (Trump -25) https://t.co/54DRdRV7vX
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) February 5, 2016