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Caucus and vote .... a BB first!?

Zaac

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Yes, I knew this was coming but it's still sad to see it happen. Rand has some great ideas. Let's hope he can stay in places of influence in the Senate.

I think Rand just might be my write-in this year. Still doing my homework.
 

J.D.

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I think Rand just might be my write-in this year. Still doing my homework.
I think I can support Cruz if he's nominated. Although he's made pro-war statements, I don't think he can spin up a war like W did. The interventionists have lost support since the Iraq debacle.
 

FriendofSpurgeon

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He is one of them, although less politically correct. In the end , he will be supported by the establishment status quo republicans. The one they fear the most is Cruz. He is not one of them and never will be.

Supposedly, the one the democrats fear the most is Rubio, not Cruz or Trump.
 

FriendofSpurgeon

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Interesting endorsements the top three have received so far (in no particular order):

Trump
1. Sara Palin
2. Jessy Ventura
3. Scott Brown
4. Jerry Falwell, Jr.
5. Carl Icahn
6. Joe Arpaio
7. Ann Coulter
8. Phyllis Schafly

Cruz
1. Rick Perry
2. Bob Smith
3. Jack Welch
4. Tony Perkins
5. Gary Bauer
6. James Dobson
7. Glenn Beck
8. Brent Bozell

Rubio
1. George Allen
2. John Kyl
3. Tim Scott
4. Darrell Issa
5. Trey Gowdy
6. Norman Braman
7. Charles Krauthammer
8. Wayne Gruden
 

Zaac

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Interesting endorsements the top three have received so far (in no particular order):

Trump
1. Sara Palin
2. Jessy Ventura
3. Scott Brown
4. Jerry Falwell, Jr.
5. Carl Icahn
6. Joe Arpaio
7. Ann Coulter
8. Phyllis Schafly

Cruz
1. Rick Perry
2. Bob Smith
3. Jack Welch
4. Tony Perkins
5. Gary Bauer
6. James Dobson
7. Glenn Beck
8. Brent Bozell

Rubio
1. George Allen
2. John Kyl
3. Tim Scott
4. Darrell Issa
5. Trey Gowdy
6. Norman Braman
7. Charles Krauthammer
8. Wayne Gruden

That's an interesting group of supporters Rubio has.
 

poncho

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So you do just make this stuff up as you go along. And you really don't understand what "leave of absence" means?

Yeah that's all I do all day long is go around making up politician's ties to big banks and corporations that don't really exist. :rolleyes:

"Leave of absence" in this case I believe means trying to avoid the perception that Ted Cruz is in reality an insider playing the role of outsider to hoodwink gullible voters who still believe the lender is servant to the borrower.
 

J.D.

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Interesting endorsements the top three have received so far (in no particular order):

Trump
1. Sara Palin
2. Jessy Ventura
3. Scott Brown
4. Jerry Falwell, Jr.
5. Carl Icahn
6. Joe Arpaio
7. Ann Coulter
8. Phyllis Schafly

Cruz
1. Rick Perry
2. Bob Smith
3. Jack Welch
4. Tony Perkins
5. Gary Bauer
6. James Dobson
7. Glenn Beck
8. Brent Bozell

Rubio
1. George Allen
2. John Kyl
3. Tim Scott
4. Darrell Issa
5. Trey Gowdy
6. Norman Braman
7. Charles Krauthammer
8. Wayne Gruden
Thanks, that compilation is very informative. Schafly, Falwell, and Palin's endorsement of Trump stumps me. I wonder if Jonathan Falwell intends to make an endorsement. If I understand it correctly, Jerry Jr. has the name but Jonathan has the controlling interest in the Falwell empire.
BTW did you mean Wayne Grudem?
 

blessedwife318

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Cruz can't win enough electors in the general election.
That had been the argument against running a conservative for as long as I could vote. I think it's time to give it a try. Neither McCain nor Romney was able to win so lets try something different, run a conservative. My husband and I think it would be very interesting to see an election between Cruz and Sanders. Far Right vs far Left. That more then anything would let us know what mind of shape this country is really in.
 

Rippon

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My husband and I think it would be very interesting to see an election between Cruz and Sanders. Far Right vs far Left. That more then anything would let us know what mind of shape this country is really in.
I wouldn't want to try THAT experiment.
 

FriendofSpurgeon

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Thanks, that compilation is very informative. Schafly, Falwell, and Palin's endorsement of Trump stumps me. I wonder if Jonathan Falwell intends to make an endorsement. If I understand it correctly, Jerry Jr. has the name but Jonathan has the controlling interest in the Falwell empire.
BTW did you mean Wayne Grudem?

Yes, I did. Sorry for the typo.
 

FriendofSpurgeon

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Meet Marco Rubio’s Far-Right Neocon Donors
"This billionaire bestiary is pushing ultra-hawkish and retrograde policies that are repellent to most Americans."

Rubio and WW3
(end times doomsday types are excited over the prospect of Rubio)

Not sure, but I see Rubio as far less hawkish than Cruz - maybe even Bush. (Don't know about Trump -- he's all over the place.) I believe most everyone except Rand Paul and Bernie Sanders has called for a no fly zone over Syria -- and that includes Hillary.
 
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