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Just goes to show how scared the Repressives are of Cruz.
Good.
Jimmy Carter was always a joke.
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I think Carter is looking to move up to third from the bottom a far as presidential ratings since WWII.
Regarding Cruz, not really a big fan. However heard an interesting bit of analysis. They said his behavior in the Senate doesn't make since if he was planning a career in the Senate. However, running against the establishment in the Senate makes perfect sense if you look at it in context of a stepping stone for a run POTUS.
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His behavior is consistent with his words which means a lot in politics.
He talks it and walks it.
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His behavior in the Senate is just exactly what he promised Texans he would do and it's why we elected him.
When he saw just how deeply Republican Leadership in both Houses of Congress were corrupted, he decided to try for an office where he could make a difference more quickly.
If he fails to win the Presidency, we will just re-elect him as Senator.
He will be "President in waiting" of the Republic of Texas, also.
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His behavior in the Senate is just exactly what he promised Texans he would do and it's why we elected him.
When he saw just how deeply Republican Leadership in both Houses of Congress were corrupted, he decided to try for an office where he could make a difference more quickly.
If he fails to win the Presidency, we will just re-elect him as Senator.
He will be "President in waiting" of the Republic of Texas, also. Texas can have him. Please.
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I see Dr. Fondler is still with us Dr?
A good principle to guide me through life: “This is all I have come to expect, standard lackluster performance. Trust nothing, believe no one and realize it will only get worse…”
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His behavior in the Senate is just exactly what he promised Texans he would do and it's why we elected him.
When he saw just how deeply Republican Leadership in both Houses of Congress were corrupted, he decided to try for an office where he could make a difference more quickly.
If he fails to win the Presidency, we will just re-elect him as Senator.
He will be "President in waiting" of the Republic of Texas, also. Texas can have him. Please. Well, ya know the old saying...... God blessed Texas!
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
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Cruz did nothing "sleazy" in Iowa. His campaign passed along news from a CNN reporter, as did Trump's campaign. Now that Trump has unfortunately been endorsed by the worst president in US history, whose only redeeming quality is that he paved the way for Renaldus Magnus, aka Ronald Wilson Reagan, arguably the greatest American president in recent history, Trump had better be worried that he picks up an endorsement from the New York Slimes. That would be the kiss of death.
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And before an a-hole like Paddler jumps in to impugn Reagan, here are the facts.
When Reagan took office, the prime interest rate was over 20%, mortgage rates were about 18%, inflation was running at 13%, there were long lines to buy gasoline and the cost of heating skyrocketed. By the time he left office in 1989, 18 million new jobs had been created, inflation was cut to 4%, interest rates were cut in half, the Federal Registry of regulations had half the number of pages, and the Iron Curtain had come down. Reagan freed millions people from tyranny. He was a hero. In his re-election, he carried every single state except Mondale's home state of MN by a few thousand votes. Greatest vote getter in the history of the electoral college, 525 out of 538. God I miss him.
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WTF cares what Paddler or Mr Peanut has to say about anything?
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I see Dr. Fondler is still with us Dr? Jorge is Dr Fondler related to Hanoi Jane Fondler?
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Cruz did nothing "sleazy" in Iowa. His campaign passed along news from a CNN reporter, as did Trump's campaign. Now that Trump has unfortunately been endorsed by the 2nd worst president in US history, whose only redeeming quality is that he paved the way for Renaldus Magnus, aka Ronald Wilson Reagan, arguably the greatest American president in recent history, Trump had better be worried that he picks up an endorsement from the New York Slimes. That would be the kiss of death. fixed it for you
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Lindsey Graham apparently agrees with my sentiment that Trump and Cruz are disgusting and repugnant. CNN reported that he said the choice between the two is like the choice between being shot or poisoned. I'm sure Graham and I don't agree on much, but looks like we see eye to eye on this one. Pretty funny.
The question is, which one is more likely to poison or shoot you. Cruz is a well-known sleaze, so I think he'd use poison. Trump is a bombastic jerk, I think he'd more likely shoot. But I think he'd miss.
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Thats''cause Lindey Graham is a perverted homo too.
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I put Carter above you in the intelligence department. But not much. You both prove it constantly. James Earl Carter is incredibly bright. I'm comfortable that he's far brighter than me, and, of course, far brighter than y'all. It's really a shame he didn't win a second term, as we'd have been much better off. Reagan was definitely a huge step down in intelligence and just as huge a step backward for our country. I've never understood why Republicans lionize Reagan, you might just as well worship his co-star Bonzo. My view of Trump vs Cruz is that it's disgusting vs repugnant. No need to elect either one. What's bad you believe this [bleep] you write..
Then STFU. The rest of your statement is superflous bullshit with no real bearing on this discussion other than to massage your own ego. Suckin' on my titties like you wanted me.
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