Trump takes promise to support other Republican candidate

Donald Trump: "Let me give you my solution to this," Cruz said. "Donald will not be the Republican nominee. We will defeat him."

Washington - The Republican leader hopeful of research, Donald Trump, left on Tuesday to pledge to support the mentioned party to run for president of the United States if not he the one, in a framework of growing division with the main competitor, Ted Cruz.

"No, he will not," said Trump when asked on CNN event is still kept the promise he made last year to support whoever the Republican nominated to run in the election of November 8.

The Trump loyalty pledge signed last September was important to help you gain credibility with the Republican National Committee. The promise was also signed by all its competitors in the race for the party's nomination.

His position change occurs at a time when Trump tries to debunk the competition Cruz, a senator from Texas who is second in the Republican race, behind the billionaire New York in search of the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination.

Cruz, asked earlier in the same CNN event will honor the promise to support the mentioned party if not he the one, ran away from a direct answer.


"Let me give you my solution to this," Cruz said. "Donald will not be the Republican nominee. We will defeat him."