Debates
24 Sep 16
24 Sep 16
Back in July for whodey:
Kudos to Cruz
For not selling out to Trump by endorsing him.
Some politicians actually have principles,
On Friday, Cruz endorsed Trump:
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-09-23/ted-cruz-said-to-back-donald-trump-as-soon-as-friday
How about those "principles", whodey?
Originally posted by no1marauderShrug, Cruz sold out.
Back in July for whodey:
Kudos to Cruz
For not selling out to Trump by endorsing him.
Some politicians actually have principles,
On Friday, Cruz endorsed Trump:
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-09-23/ted-cruz-said-to-back-donald-trump-as-soon-as-friday
How about those "principles", whodey?
I have lost respect for him
24 Sep 16
Originally posted by whodeyIf Trump wins, whodey will “sell out” too. All of a sudden, he will “change his mind” and be an ardent Trump supporter. Just like he all of a sudden changed his mind when Barack Obama adopted too many of GWB’s policies that whodey had theretofore supported. “Slitherin’” is what whodey does best.
Shrug, Cruz sold out.
I have lost respect for him
25 Sep 16
Originally posted by SuzianneI had always been wary of Cruz. There was always something not right about him.
Just now?
In my heart, I know that there is no real conservative representation on the federal level, and never will be. What we see in Cruz I think is a big show to make conservatives think that they actually have representation.
That is why conservatives should only focus on the Article V movement to take power from the federally corrupt behemoth. That is the only hope they have.
25 Sep 16
Originally posted by vistesdThis is how I feel about Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
If Trump wins, whodey will “sell out” too. All of a sudden, he will “change his mind” and be an ardent Trump supporter. Just like he all of a sudden changed his mind when Barack Obama adopted too many of GWB’s policies that whodey had theretofore supported. “Slitherin’” is what whodey does best.
Cruz on the Telephone to his father:
Hi Dad, it's Ted, Dad, I just wanted you to know I'm endorsing Donald Trump.
Yes dad, I said Donald Trump.
Yes, THAT Donald Trump.
Of course you didn't assassinate JFK.
Because I want to run for president again.
Dad, I have to do this if I run for president.
What?
Oh dad, don't be silly. No one is going to arrest you for killing JFK.
Dad, I didn't say
Dad, stop, I didn't say
Dad, I didn't say you killed JFK.
Oh dad, stop crying. You're being ridiculous.
Dad?
Dad?
He hung up
25 Sep 16
Originally posted by whodeyYes, your plan to reduce democratic choices and to bait and switch to force the People to reduce social spending by fiat rather than by the democratic process.
I had always been wary of Cruz. There was always something not right about him.
In my heart, I know that there is no real conservative representation on the federal level, and never will be. What we see in Cruz I think is a big show to make conservatives think that they actually have representation.
That is why conservatives should only focus on the A ...[text shortened]... V movement to take power from the federally corrupt behemoth. That is the only hope they have.
25 Sep 16
Originally posted by no1marauderDemocratic process my arse. http://www.govtslaves.info/comprehensive-list-of-executive-orders-under-obama/
Yes, your plan to reduce democratic choices and to bait and switch to force the People to reduce social spending by fiat rather than by the democratic process.
25 Sep 16
Originally posted by kquinn909😴😴😴
Democratic process my arse. http://www.govtslaves.info/comprehensive-list-of-executive-orders-under-obama/
A) There's nothing inherently "undemocratic" about executive orders; the President is elected, ya know;
B) President Obama has issued fewer executive orders than any two term President since US Grant (his second term was 140 years ago): http://www.dailydot.com/layer8/number-of-executive-orders-per-president/