But still, to announce a running mate when eliminated is looking glass style.

Maybe he does know something more. Rule committee has yet to make this year's final amendments.

Trump may drop out?

It said Reagan did it in 1976, running against Gerald Ford.

Cruz cannot reach 1,237 if he gets every delegate remaining. He's mathematically eliminated.

He explained himself pretty much the way Ted Cruz would, were Ted honest with us (and himself):

"Deep down," Paulsen affirmed, "I happen to be very shallow."

He ran (and lost) in almost every Presidential contest from 1968 to his death in 1997, usually under a resounding slogan such as:

"We Can Be Decisive, Probably," and "United We Sit."

He explained his vice presidential pick to The Los Angeles Times in 1992:

http://articles.latimes.com/1992-01-19/local/me-773_1_pat-paulsen

She was trounced in the general election for senator, but she did manage to beat a moderate Republican (yes, we still have that endangered species) in the primary. He's desperate, and hopes that he can get enough votes in the closed GOP primary in California to make a dent in Trump's lead.

His hope is that neither of the others get 270 votes, in which case the election is decided by the Republicans in the house.

Far too late for that.

Ballot deadlines will be gone.

which is on fire by the way.

Cruz has enough loose marbles to play Chinese Checkers?