Trump advisors explain why he lost Paul votes to Cruz.

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he's not willing to let people die in the streets. One of his few redeeming qualities. That and raising taxes

“I want to get rid of Obamacare and get you something great,” Trump vaguely offered. “We have some people that won’t be able to live. We have to help people. Don’t we have to help? What are we going to do, let them die in the street?”

One of the Paul supporters messaged Hemingway: What gives? The mogul’s state co-chair replied with an electronic shrug; he doesn’t write Trump’s speeches.

Trump lost those endorsements to Cruz. And it wouldn’t be the last time the New York billionaire’s insistence on running the campaign on gut instinct would cost him in the final stretch to today’s primary. Despite a poll-defying loss in the Iowa caucuses a week ago that halted his momentum, Trump is disregarding his aides’ advice and yielding only slightly and ever so grudgingly to the typical demands of a White House bid.

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