Fair?

My friend Colonel Curt Dale takes on Donald Trump for joining with the RINOs in questioning Ted Cruz's citizenship.

TRUMP BROKE HIS OWN "FAIRNESS" DEMAND BY UNFAIRLY UNDERCUTTING CRUZ.
By Curt Dale
I've been watching the Cruz and Trump campaigns. I had been very impressed that Cruz was and is always on point AND that Trump had not attacked anyone until attacked. I have no problem with Trump's responses to unfair attacks. But, yesterday, I think he broke his own ground rule that he's so dearly insisted upon from the outset. He knows Cruz is Constitutionally eligible to be President because Cruz' mother is an American Citizen. But Trump had to take a cheap shot yesterday with his weasel worded question about Cruz' eligibility. Now, he has joined the Establishment RINOs in trying to destroy Cruz in a sneaky, slimy way by being disgustingly "cute" in the way he asked a damning question. Now, ol' McCain has picked up the drumbeat and is trying to make hay with it to tear down Cruz, the one the Elite RINOs see as a huge threat to their Washington mafia. Why am I criticizing Trump today? He was the one who wanted "to be treated fairly by the GOP." What he did to Cruz was cheap, out of bounds and unworthy of Trump in order to UNFAIRLY attack Cruz. Donald, you can't have your cake and eat it too, at least not with me. An apology is due Cruz, and you should make it like a man worthy of the Office of President.

It is pitiful to see the RINOs trying to make the case that Cruz is not eligible, going back to British Law before the Revolution to do so. Don't they know that the United States Constitution was written specifically because we defeated King George and Great Britain? We don't need nor use British Common Law to interpret our Constitution, at least those who are literate enough to read OUR Constitution. Am I a Constitutional Scholar? No, but I've become a danged good student of the Constitution over the years and am still learning. I'm a devil of a lot better as a student of it than Boobama, who claims to have been a Constitutional Professor--of course it was a lecturer, nothing more.
Colonel Curtis D. Dale, PhD, USAF (Ret)