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Ted Cruz is dropping out...
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quote:The alliance backfired
Ten days before Indiana's primary, Cruz and Kasich announced a potential game-changer: Kasich would skip Indiana to let Cruz have a one-on-one shot at Trump there; Cruz in turn would stay out of Oregon and New Mexico.
GARY JOHNSON FOR POTUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have no idea who he is but he's likely to get my vote, I have no where else appropriate to throw it.
Cruz must have read my blog.[;)]
He read my mind! Don
quote:Originally posted by bpost
GARY JOHNSON FOR POTUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have no idea who he is but he's likely to get my vote, I have no where else appropriate to throw it.
Libertarian Candidate for POTUS!!
Spoiler... it doesn't end well any way you look at it. #128545;
GARY JOHNSON FOR POTUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
a vote for anyone but Trump will have the same effect as a vote for Hilary, afterwards hope you be happy.....................
A crook, a socialist and an ego-maniac walk into a bar...
Spoiler... it doesn't end well any way you look at it. #128545;
They should have ducked.
Time for Kasich to make his move.
And Quit too.
quote:Originally posted by bpost
GARY JOHNSON FOR POTUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have no idea who he is but he's likely to get my vote, I have no where else appropriate to throw it.
Voting for Gary Johnson is as useful as writing in Wulfmann for president.
The only benefit it will have is a big thank you from Hillary Clinton and will help eliminate the second amendment from the USA.
Thanks guys
"Fools learn from their own mistakes. I learn from the mistakes of others"
Otto von Bismarck
I'm thinking that Cruz might be an excellent choice for the supreme court. What say you?
The author will need time to ponder. Ted would be a good choice for SCJ.
quote:Originally posted by shilowar
quote:Originally posted by bpost
GARY JOHNSON FOR POTUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have no idea who he is but he's likely to get my vote, I have no where else appropriate to throw it.
Voting for Gary Johnson is as useful as writing in Wulfmann for president.
The only benefit it will have is a big thank you from Hillary Clinton and will help eliminate the second amendment from the USA.
Thanks guys
Blame yourselves for supporting Trump...I am not voting for the repugnant POS just because a bunch of morons want to destroy this country. Trump supporters created this election day catastrophe.
Cruz born in Canada,could go back anrun for prime minister.<1FMJ>
That would be a good place for him.
The establishment officially caved to public pressure. I wonder what evils the old Graham and Nikki Hailey types are plotting now.
I sent a message to one of the local tv stations so they might interview the gov. for her thoughts on who she supported quit.
Oddly his lack of temperament was similar to the lack of temperament displayed by Rubio before his exit, and both were still of better temperament than the man to whom they lost.
I was a Cruz supporter until it became apparent that he, while working within the rules, would stretch them in ways that were designed to mislead the voters. Whether it was him personally or those he hired, it reflected upon how he would act and/or the quality and integrity of those he would hire or appoint if POTUS.
His knowledge of and documented actions supporting the U.S. Constitution did put him in a league far and away superior to Trump, but his personal issues and pettiness seem to be almost as unacceptable as are Tump's, so his exit is not a great loss. One would have hoped that a Constitutionalist in the mix would have moved the discussion towards Constitutional governance, but obviously we the people really don't care about that anymore.
Trump would probably be a better President than Clinton - kind of a toss up. If elected, I would hope he realizes that game time is over and that he has not just taken on a new job, but a real responsibility not just to the current cause of the day, but to the historical underpinnings of our Republic.
Brad Steele
quote:Originally posted by kimi
The establishment officially caved to public pressure. I wonder what evils the old Graham and Nikki Hailey types are plotting now.
I sent a message to one of the local tv stations so they might interview the gov. for her thoughts on who she supported quit.
Thumbs up to you, SF!!!!!!!!!!
quote:Originally posted by kimi
The establishment officially caved to public pressure. I wonder what evils the old Graham and Nikki Hailey types are plotting now.
I sent a message to one of the local tv stations so they might interview the gov. for her thoughts on who she supported quit.
Added: You do know that there is a movement going on now by the democrats to remove the Confederate flag from the Citadel, but since it is an election year the cowardly republicans voted against doing it due to the rage these sorry pukes like Graham and Hailey created against southerners and their heritage with the last two flag issues in SC. What a bunch of two faced wimps. The old SC racist representative Clyburn is the political puppet scum on point for this initiative.
Here's the story:
http://www.thestate.com/news/politics-government/politics-columns-blogs/the-buzz/article74518737.html
Cruz displayed a lack of temperament for the job over the past week or so, and when faced with the near certainty that Trump would hit a majority of delegates on the first vote, did the right thing and quit.
Oddly his lack of temperament was similar to the lack of temperament displayed by Rubio before his exit, and both were still of better temperament than the man to whom they lost.
I was a Cruz supporter until it became apparent that he, while working within the rules, would stretch them in ways that were designed to mislead the voters. Whether it was him personally or those he hired, it reflected upon how he would act and/or the quality and integrity of those he would hire or appoint if POTUS.
His knowledge of and documented actions supporting the U.S. Constitution did put him in a league far and away superior to Trump, but his personal issues and pettiness seem to be almost as unacceptable as are Tump's, so his exit is not a great loss. One would have hoped that a Constitutionalist in the mix would have moved the discussion towards Constitutional governance, but obviously we the people really don't care about that anymore.
Trump would probably be a better President than Clinton - kind of a toss up. If elected, I would hope he realizes that game time is over and that he has not just taken on a new job, but a real responsibility not just to the current cause of the day, but to the historical underpinnings of our Republic.
Well said Don.
Kasich is gone. Trump tore them up like a Lab in a chicken house.
Kasich was gone before this whole process began.
the Cruz movement has been flushed from the colon of the Republican party...
Apparently.
More, not a majority, of the voters in the GOP primaries chose to flush limited government and a Constructional Republic. Disregarding the Constitution for smarter people is subjective and temporary.