I haven’t been beating the drums for my friend Ted Cruz lately, and I can’t resist the opportunity to do so today. Ted is the conservative dazzler who’s running for the U.S. Senate in Texas. On the day he announced, back in January, I had a Corner post about him, here. I won’t sing my Glories of Ted song again today. But I could.

The point I wish to make is: Others are singing it, loud (and well).

Yesterday, Cruz picked up some serious endorsements. One comes from the Club for Growth — which said they were “excited to endorse Ted Cruz for the United States Senate. [He] will fight for economic liberty and will be a stalwart defender of the U.S. Constitution.” Amen. (For the Club’s press release, go here.)

Another endorsement comes from FreedomWorks, the outfit chaired by Dick Armey. “After evaluating the candidates in this race, we believe that Ted Cruz will best serve the interests of hardworking Texas taxpayers by advocating the principles of lower taxes, less government and more individual freedom.” Again, amen. (Go here.)

Finally, Erick Erickson of RedState wrote “Ted Cruz for Senate in Texas.”

All of these endorsers of Ted? They won’t be sorry. Neither will you. In the fullness of time, Ted Cruz will be a favorite of Conservative America generally, a darling of Reaganites from sea to shining sea. He will be not merely a Texas figure — no offense to that big ol’ state — but a national one. No one likes a bandwagoneer. Check him out now! (I have linked to his website.)

Okay, I’m done campaigning, for at least — well, I shouldn’t make any promises. I’ll shut up for the rest of the day, how about that?