Excerpt:
Let me begin by saying that I was wrong. Weeks ago I said on a number of radio interviews that while I opposed Trump in the primary, I’d back him if he won the GOP nomination. I hadn’t yet seen — or had been unwilling to believe — the full extent of his contempt for the truth, his fondness for far-left conspiracy theories, and his sheer malice. When I saw Trump in full, my decision was easy: Never Trump. […] – David French, National Review writer

NRO Reader:
Sign me up! Trump is abomination, who is offensive in every way. We need to vote tactically, if the candidates aren't willing to step aside. In every state, vote for the non-Trump who has the best chance of winning. It won't be the same person in each state, but we must stop this man. […]

NRO Reader
Please do a write-in if Trump gets nominated. It'd basically just be a gesture, but you'll want to put a marker down for your conscience. [..]

Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will make a "major speech" on the 2016 White House race on Thursday, Fox News reported on Wednesday.

Fox News said there was no sign that Romney was set to enter the 2016 race, citing people close to the 2012 White House hopeful.

The speech is scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m. EST. […]

Mitt's not jumping in the race. He's going after Trump. Anti-Trump Repubs are in a full blown PANIC!…smh.

Then finally, the collapse culminated in a humiliating 1-for-11 showing for Rubio on Super Tuesday.

For all its struggles at vote-garnering, Rubio’s campaign has excelled at one thing: winning the nebulous “expectations game.” In part because establishment Republicans were pulling so hard for him and supplying reporters with encouraging quotes, Rubio’s campaign managed to turn a string of defeats into positive press coverage touting the wins that were always soon to come.

This time they may have slipped up. Tuesday, reports leaked that Rubio’s campaign was telling supporters it could win four states. This turned his 1-for-11 showing from a disappointment into an absolute debacle. (Worse still, the evening began with Rubio challenging for a symbolic win in Virginia, and waves of excitement among his enthusiasts, giving the ensuing defeat more crushing force.) […] Jonathan Chait, blogger/writer

MYMag Reader:
Remember when conservatives were praising the A list assemblage of candidates they had in this election? LOL […]

Rubio may stick around until Florida. Then again maybe not(?)

Kasich will definitely stick around until Ohio (I think).

Carson? Who the heck knows?