Here was Limbaugh in mid-December:
'But even people who are not particularly aligned with Cruz on the right have gotta be curious about this because this is no different than what the media would say about Ted Cruz. This is no different than what the Democrat Party would say. I mean, this is what the Republican establishment would say, for crying out loud. I mean, this is akin to saying, "I'm the guy who can cross the aisle and work with the other side." That hasn't been the way Trump has come off up 'til now. He's not positioned that way.'
National Review provided its anti-Trump issue in advance to Politico, for whom Rich Lowry has written a regular column for many years.
So who's crossing the aisle now to work with the opposition? Who's adopting the methods of the left?
Remember Republican Lowell Weicker losing to Democrat Joe Lieberman in 1988 because of National Review's overt support of Lieberman?
Remember Jeffrey Hart et al. voting for Obama?
