Ted Cruz, Sarah Palin, and probably Scott Walker would be good examples.
Scott walker would be hard to criticize, but I don’t recall his position on immigration.
Sarah Palin has been the most consistent and the most accurate in her views and more importantly, in her predictions of world events.
But she shows absolutely no signs of interest in running, and I don’t blame her.
She is living like a princess. Why would anyone want to leave that life for DC, a concrete jungle inhabited by savages.
The savages have not started on Cruz yet. We will have to wait and see what results when they do.
No man is perfect. By that statement, I am not defending Rand Paul. My original post on this topic was only to point out the foolishness of the comments that Paul is evil because Van Jones and Code Pink agreed with the idea that it is evil to kill an American on American soil without due process.
As I said, no man is perfect. That is why our government has, until now at least, been the best government in history.
Our forefathers realized that the checks and balances they designed would keep a tyrant, at worst, or a badly informed person, at best, from destroying the country.
We have come close in the past and are perilously close at present but so far have survived.
Pray that it works this time.
I am not suggesting that it matters not how bad a choice we make, that the other branches of government will save us from our bad choice, but rather that we must realize that if we tear everyone apart that is not perfect, we will end up with Hillary...or worse.
Remember that even our founders disagreed vehemently on many political matters and as a result designed our form of government so no one faction could run amok.
Ted Cruz was born in Canada to a naturalized US citizen mother, Cuban national father, and lived in Canada for 4 years before moving to the US.
He is not a natural born citizen. Too bad, apparently he claimed he is. I guess NBC means nothing now.