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I believe that be the new team in town.

The "A-Team" Bowsinger.

This will make the Rino supporters/Mrs. Palin Haters,as well as the Jew haters,who claim that everyone except little Ronnie Paul is a neo-con,heads explode.LOL.

It is good for them to clear their heads out. Don't know if it will help much.

http://www.breitbart.com/
by Tony Lee 18 Jul 2014
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) will join Glenn Beck this weekend at the U.S.-Mexico border on what Beck describes as a humanitarian mission.
The Tea Party Senator will join the radio talk show host and his followers in his effort to bring soccer balls and teddy bears to illegal immigrant children.
Cruz, who told Breitbart News that the event is a statement against President Barack Obama's non-enforcement of immigration laws, said he will be doling out medical supplies.

A Cruz spokesperson announced�to�The Blaze Thursday�that Cruz would be "glad to join Glenn Beck" in McAllen, Texas to "provide some relief from the suffering this administration is causing."

Cruz's spokesperson, Catherine Frazier, reiterated to Breitbart News that "from day one, Sen. Cruz has been leading the charge to stop President Obama's lawlessness, which is the direct cause of this humanitarian crisis."
She said Cruz argues that, at the same time, "these young children are very real victims of the President's promise of amnesty�because of it, they have been subjected to horrific physical and sexual abuse from international drug cartels smuggling them into the country."

"Private charities and churches are stepping up to provide food, medicine, and toys for these young children, which is a compassionate response that embodies American values," she continued. "But the most compassionate response�which Senator Cruz is leading the fight to accomplish�is to end the President's amnesty and to humanely and expeditiously reunite these children with their families back home."

Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) dropped out of the trip, saying a scheduling conflict prevented him from attending.�Sources close to Sen. Lee confirmed to Breitbart News that Lee would not be attending Beck's event.

Beck, who announced that Lee would be present, apologized to the senator on his radio show Thursday for trumpeting his appearance before their schedules were set. Lee did say that religious organizations and charities can often help children in need better and more effectively than the federal government.

Ted Cruz vows to take on Obama if GOP wins Senate


By Cheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times - Monday, November 3, 2014


Sen. Ted Cruz � never one to stand shyly in the political corner in the first place � has vowed to don boxing gloves, rally his GOP colleagues and take on President Obama and his progressive politics directly if the Senate goes Republican this Tuesday.

At the same time, Mr. Cruz said to The Washington Post that he wasn�t promising he would support Mitch McConnell in any rise from Minority Leader to Majority Leader.

But front and center would be �looking at the abuse of power, the executive abuse, the regulatory abuse, the lawlessness that sadly has pervaded this administration� under Mr. Obama, he said, Newsmax reported.

Mr. Cruz also hasn�t forgotten about Obamacare and vowed that he would press his Senate colleagues to repeal the health care law � just as the House has tried more than 50 times. Mr. Cruz also said he�d be amenable to a piecemeal approach to dissect Obamacare, if the repeal plan wasn�t palatable to his Senate mates, Newsmax reported.

The tough-talking Texan also said the time has come for Republicans to quit going moderate.

�At some point, after Gerald Ford and Bob Dole and John McCain and Mitt Romney � we shouldn�t keep making the same mistakes over and over again,� he said, The Post reported.


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GO TED!!!!

You love to stalk us on this. Why don't you support your liberal talking points with some real information? Are you still mad about the Federal Government getting shut down for a couple of days?

As long as he isn't spilling Republican blood during the 2016 primaries. We've BTDT, and I don't ever want to see it again.

How is ONE R candidate to distinguish himself from ANOTHER R candidate?

Is it "spilling blood" to point out that Christie is an Obama hugging liberal?

Yes, and Christie will spill blood in return.

Once the Republican candidates go down that road, they will all be damaged and the Democratic candidates will have had much of their dirty work done for them.

I disagree. Not properly vetting these candidates is what has put us in the bind we're in today...both our scumbag President and the lame squishes that Wall Street propped up to run against him.

I've got an idea. Let's support a candidate that doesn't have a closet full of skeletons.

A BIG part of the �A team� spent this past weekend in Alaska.

Sebastian Payne with The Washington Post
11.2.14
ANCHORAGE � Sen. Ted Cruz spent the final weekend of the midterms on the far edge of the country trying to help fellow Republican Dan Sullivan win a race the GOP is counting on in its effort to retake the Senate.
It�s a team-player role the tea party firebrand from Texas has filled a handful of times this fall � but one he plans to abandon if Republicans win control of both congressional chambers.
In an interview at the Hotel Captain Cook here between campaign stops for Sullivan, Cruz made it clear he would push hard for a Republican-led Senate to be as conservative and confron�tational as the Republican-led House.

Piggybacking on what House leaders have done, Cruz said the first order of business should be a series of hearings on President Obama, �looking at the abuse of power, the executive abuse, the regulatory abuse, the lawlessness that sadly has pervaded this administration.�

Cruz also would like the Senate to be as aggressive in trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act as the House, which has voted more than 50 times to get rid of the law.

Republicans should �pursue every means possible to repeal Obamacare,� Cruz said, including forcing a vote through parliamentary procedures that would get around a possible filibuster by Democrats. If that leads to a veto by Obama, Cruz said, Republicans should then vote on provisions of the health law �one at a time.�

And when asked whether he would back Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky for Republican leader, Cruz would not pledge his support � an indication that there are limits to how much of a partner he�s willing to be.

At the heart of Cruz�s shift from the insular approach that defined his first year in office is a belief that he can use his popularity with conservatives to expand his influence in the Senate and improve his standing as he considers a 2016 presidential campaign.
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Cruz declined to say whether he�s going to run for president, but was dismissive of moderates in his party, particularly those who may challenge him for the 2016 Republican nomination. Of Jeb Bush, for instance, Cruz said he likes and respects him, �but I think we have seen election after election that when Republicans fail to draw a clear distinction with the Democrats, when we run to the mushy middle, we lose.�

�At some point,� Cruz continued, �after Gerald Ford and Bob Dole and John McCain and Mitt Romney . . . we shouldn�t keep making the same mistakes over and over again.

�One of the reasons Republicans have lost elections recently is that we have failed to engage in a meaningful way on the great issues of the day,� Cruz said. �We�ve played a prevent defense. You don�t win elections that way.�


Breitbart News.by Tony Lee 2 Nov 2014
On Sunday, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin said Mitt Romney is in "never never land" on amnesty, blasting the establishment Republican for declaring two days before the midterm elections that Republicans would pass an amnesty bill if they win back Congress.
"Where the heck have these GOP establishment types been during this election season? GOP Senate candidates are promising to do everything in their power to stop Obama's lawlessness, including his unjust amnesty that Americans do not support," Palin exclusively told Breitbart News.

"Governor Romney is busy promoting some decent policies; perhaps that's why he clearly hasn't followed today's races because every Republican is campaigning against amnesty and every Democrat gunning for the Senate is campaigning for it. With all due respect, Governor Romney is in 'never never land' on this one."

Palin, who has championed American workers against the bipartisan permanent political class that has always wanted massive amnesty legislation, added that "every�Senate Democrat candidate who voted for or supports Obama's amnesty, which will erase America's middle class, must answer for it in Tuesday's election."

"Voters have one chance to stop them. Don't let them get away with their complicity to Obama's lawlessness," Palin told Breitbart News.
"Obama's unconstitutional executive amnesty will radically erode American sovereignty, and Harry Reid and his lemmings are determined to protect Obama's amnesty anyway.
We can't block funding for Obama's failed policies including amnesty unless we dispatch Harry Reid.

This is precisely why constitutional conservatives must win on Tuesday, meaning no votes for U.S. Senate or House candidates of the duped and dense Democrat persuasion."

Now, boys, I'm not saying that Cruz shouldn't publicly point out that Christie is a liberal.

When I say "bloodletting", I'm not talking about pointing out differences in philosophy and approaches to government.

When I say "bloodletting" I am talking about the 3-4 top Republican candidates - including Cruz and Christie - more or less calling each other out in public as lying PsOS who cheated former employees, sent jobs overseas and hunted with .270s.

We've seen this movie before, and while a surprising number of conservatives were pleased that Romney exhausted himself in the primaries before Obama bitch-slapped him in the 2012 election, I don't want to see this kind of thing happening again.

If Cruz goes after Christie with a knife in public, Christie is going to pull his own knife, and by the time it's over, Hilary will be bitch-slapping an exhausted Cruz (or whoever else it's going to be).

Do you guys really want to see this movie again?

Ever read what bills he has introduced?
It is a lot of nothing, things the courts will shoot down, or more "improved" gun law, anything to get his name in print.
I would agree with most of it outside of the liberal feel good gun laws, if it wasn't just a facade to promote Ted, which is what most of his bills or spin speak amounts to.

Ted's introduced legistation

Being PC isn't all its cracked up to be

more of Teds legislation


http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/sep/18/dems-block-cruz-strip-citizenship-isis-defectors/

Here is Hilary Clinton in an interview on 60 Minutes just a couple of weeks before the 2016 presidential election:

"I'm not saying that Ted Cruz is worthless POS. Other Republicans - in his own party - have said he is a worthless POS."