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Ted Cruz Just Disqualified Himself for President

Posted by $ nickursis 9 years, 1 month ago to Politics
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Now here is an excellent example of camoflauge being used to preach your politics. Mix Ted Cruz in and pontificate on all that the Obamanation has done so well, including his insane dealing with a sleazy arab collection of misfits in Iran (while calling for death to America BTW). A real piece of mystical ramblings on whatever the writer wanted to pontificate on. Yech...


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  • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago in reply to this comment.
    The vast majority of Americans couldn't care a hoot about who is President or any other office. They have become used to "Government". As long as there is "Government" everything will be ok. They don't vote on principle or logic, they vote on "values" "morals" "religion". That emotional voting allows manipulation and games, which cover up all the real manipulation. That is why only the "right" candidate will win, and the battle will be over which party can spen the most money to impress the masses with THEIR "rightness". Dems did it with "Change" the last 2 rounds, and the only thing that really changed is the incompetency level, prejudice, and total disregard for law that now has increased above the usual level. If Hillary wins it will escalate into a bigger, badder Empire than it is now. But if a Republican wins, I think it will just skew at the same level but to the opposit side. We can never win in this situation. I think that was why the Founders had all their secret ways to limit who could vote. Then they voted their own self interests which just happened to coincide with the country's.
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  • Posted by Matcha 9 years, 1 month ago
    Wow. This is why I left the US. I don't think we can elect a principled person like Rand Paul or Ted Cruz. Nothing is going to change. We will get the Republican candidate they want us to have. Then we will lose again or get a Republican who is for the party not the people or Constitution. Why is it if a person talks about religion now they are treated like they are not worth being elected. I'm just saying I don't understand why it is such as issue. I promise you they will do the same thing to the Constitution. This just smacks of brainwashing.
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  • Posted by IIGeo2 9 years, 1 month ago
    He is following the law by having to sign up for the ACA, there really is no choice. Will I vote for him? Yes I would.
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  • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago in reply to this comment.
    Harmon, he may well be a great debate person, but he lacks the credentials to get sufficient votes to win. The problem any non-democrat candidate will face is getting enough non republicans to vote for him. After last election, when a couple I know said they voted for Obama because Romney was a Mormon, I saw why the Dems keep in power. Divide and conquer.
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  • Posted by $ DriveTrain 9 years, 1 month ago in reply to this comment.
    Whenever I hear the "extremism" epithet, I hear someone who has absolutely no argument to present against a hated opponent, but who dimly senses that "He's a Great Big Gob of Greasy-Grimy Gopher-Guts" might be a little too obvious. Along with Rand's go-to article, I also point people to Jacksonian editorialist William Legget's piece in the June 3, 1837 issue of the "Plaindealer," titled "The Morals of Politics" - specifically, the last two paragraphs (his gaffe against "selfishness" notwithstanding.) The "Extremist! Nyah!" epithet has been in play for a long, long time, and hasn't improved with age. 8^]

    http://tinyurl.com/736873a

    Also, I am endlessly baffled as to why anyone outside of the insular, vestigial collectivist camp goes anywhere near the "Huffington Post" for any reason, ever. Do not feed the beast, even with so much as a single site hit. (That goes double for using Orwoogle as your search engine. I recommend switching to DuckDuckGo.com)
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  • Posted by jpellone 9 years, 1 month ago
    All I want to say about this is if Cruz can't beat the BIT_H then no one can!!!
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  • Posted by $ jdg 9 years, 1 month ago
    I get it now. Ted Cruz is Rand Paul's designated decoy. RP will now quietly stride forward to victory while Cruz does his job of letting HuffPo use him for a piƱata!

    Nice of you to take one for the team, Teddy boy!
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  • Posted by $ HarmonKaslow 9 years, 1 month ago
    Ted Cruz is a world-class debate champion ... anyone with the courage to debate him face-to-face will eat their lunch. The man has an incredible brain to support his principles and beliefs ... not that you have to agree with them ... just know that he knows how to debate them.
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  • Posted by xthinker88 9 years, 1 month ago
    A couple of years in the Senate, with no real accomplishments, how could such a person think they could become president? Oh yeah - those were Obama's qualifications too.

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  • Posted by samrigel 9 years, 1 month ago
    Huffpo's delusional rantings. I thought everyone knew that drugs were evil for the mind! Even more shocking I didn't think any Conservative still read anything Huffpo puts out. They are not even worth bed time stories for the sheep in the field.
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  • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago in reply to this comment.
    The article alternates between accusing him of "extremism" and having integrity and principles without addressing what they are. Leftists, who don't dare acknowledge their sympathy with various brands of socialism, pretend they are "practical" with no political ideology -- they are Pragmatists whose only principle is to denounce all principles, while pretending that their collectivism and statism is not a political ideology.

    Read or re-read Ayn Rand's "'Extremism', Or the Art of Smearing" in CUI.
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  • Posted by $ allosaur 9 years, 1 month ago
    I just read a libtard hit piece authored by what Rush Limbaugh calls "the drive-by media," who would love to see a rare Republican with a conservative spine go away.

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  • Posted by scojohnson 9 years, 1 month ago in reply to this comment.
    I'd agree. Unfortunately, I agree with many of his general stances on freedom and liberty, but his delivery could use some significant improvement. As soon as he moves outside of the southern evangelical zone, he would be crushed.
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  • Posted by scojohnson 9 years, 1 month ago
    HuffPo - I hit delete as soon as it popped up. i had to listen yo that kook for months when she ran for governor. Somehow with 2-3% of the vote, Ariana kept being "the third" in every debate sponsored by a media outlet.
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  • Posted by richrobinson 9 years, 1 month ago
    Funny. Every reason they gave that disqualifies Cruz applies to Obama. Too extreme, weak on foreign policy, not experienced enough...
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  • Posted by AmericanGreatness 9 years, 1 month ago
    This piece reminds me of a Cruz comment when asked what he thought about the NY Times chastising him.

    He responded that question by saying: "You mistakenly assume that the voters in Texas that elected to represent them care what the NY Times has to say."

    This pseudo intellectual makes the same mistake.
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  • Posted by term2 9 years, 1 month ago
    Huffington Post is an idiotic liberal piece of trash. I dont read anything they publish. Cruz is Cruz, and I dont need Huffington to tell me about him. He is deeply religious and owes allegiance to some "god" he things is all knowing. Unfortunately for him, I dont think his "god" IS all knowing.
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  • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago in reply to this comment.
    Which points out the real flaw in the system, there are democrats who are "conservative" and republicans who are "liberal", both seem a contradiction in terms. It decays into poolside politics where each party is broken into several smaller parties, and the only ones who benefit are? Thats what I have yet to figure out, it seems there is a missing piece of the puzzle.
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  • Posted by Genez 9 years, 1 month ago in reply to this comment.
    Yes, it's definitely important to see which way the liberal media is blowing about someone like Cruz. There wholehearted bashing of him does have the ring of an endorsement in many ways!
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