Hey Pittsburgh! I love ya! 'How's Joe Paterno' by the way? Stand up Joe, where are ya man?
Posted on 04/14/2016 5:32:03 AM PDT by Kaslin
Then why is he beating Cruz like a rented mule??
Lits of words to say: The greenhorn Trump is beating the establishment.
Lits =lots
Hey Pittsburgh! I love ya! 'How's Joe Paterno' by the way? Stand up Joe, where are ya man?
The ludicrous charge of failing with Trump Water and Trump Mints! And Cruz is going to get his head handed to him in New York State.
Spanked by insiders and rules suppressing votes all together is going to be a love pat compared the a$$ spanking that Ted is gonna get the rest of this season. You guys have ensured that.
Winning the voters is all that matters. A party which bypasses the will of the voters is a corrupt one.
But but trump said he was the best at organization!
Pffft.
Trump is, in no way, ready to go head to head with the Clinton machine.
It’s all Cruz’s fault for following hte rules as they are written.
Here are some (is one, one is enough) of his comments from the meeting: “Do I think he’s going to be the nominee? Absolutely not.”
Ref: http://politichicks.com/2015/09/co-gop-chair-on-donald-trump-looking-forward-to-fiorina-making-trump-look-bad/
(posted by Freeper Beautiful Gracious Skies)
“A prominent aide to George W. Bush’s 2000 campaign could barely contain himself when we asked him to discuss Cruz, who worked in the Bush campaign’s policy shop.
This person described Cruz as hyper-arrogant and widely despised, and he emphasized—over and over—that the pervasive dislike of Cruz within the Bush ranks had nothing to do with ideology.
(Cruz, he noted, never objected to Bush’s call for compassionate conservatism, immigration reform, and national education standards, and no one on the campaign regarded him as an ideologue.)
The problem was simple: Cruz’s personality.
“Ted thought he was an expert on everything,” says this campaign veteran, who asked not to be named. “He was a smart and talented guy, but completely taken with himself and his own ideas. He would offer up opinions on everything, even matters outside his portfolio. He was a policy guy, but he would push his ideas on campaign strategy. He would send memos on everything to everyone. He would come to meetings where he wasn’t invited—and wasn’t wanted.”
In fact, this Bush alum recalls, “the quickest way for a meeting to end would be for Ted to come in. People would want out of that meeting. People wouldn’t go to a meeting if they knew he would be there. It was his inability to be part of the team. That’s exactly what he was: a big a$$hole.”
“I don’t know anyone who had a decent relationship with Cruz.” And when Bush became president, his top campaign aides agreed Cruz should not be offered a job in the White House.
“No one wanted to work with him,” this source remembers. “George W. Bush couldn’t stand the guy.”
This person adds, “It’s a real quandary for Bush campaign people: Trump versus Cruz, who to vote for? And it would be a big quandary even if it’s Cruz versus Hillary Clinton. That’s how much they cannot stand him.”
by Tim Murphy & David Korn -MJ
“Then why is he beating Cruz like a rented mule??”
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That mule had some kick recently in UT, WI, and CO!
The fact that Donald is whining so much about “the rigged RNC rules” lately signals that he knows he’s losing...
He’s going scorched earth because he’ll likely fall short on the 1st ballot in Cleveland, then suffer the fate of a “Loser”!
Oh, the horrors for such a humble fellow like Trump!
Townhall.com is turning into just another anybody can post anything blog.
If the GOP gets behind Trump (which I believe they will), Trump will beat her like a dirty rug.
That's what her machine is capable of.
When did the Harvard trained lawyer turn into a conservative?
- In 1998, Cruz served as private counsel for Congressman John Boehner during Boehner’s lawsuit against Congressman Jim McDermott for releasing a tape recording of a Boehner telephone conversation.
- Cruz joined the Bush–Cheney campaign in 1999 as a domestic policy adviser, advising President George W. Bush on a wide range of policy and legal matters, including civil justice, criminal justice, constitutional law, immigration, and government reform. There he met his wife, Heidi Nelson Cruz, another policy adviser who works for Goldman Sachs.
- Cruz assisted in assembling the Bush legal team, devise strategy, and draft pleadings in the Florida and U.S. Supreme Courts during the 2000 Florida presidential recounts, winning twice in the U.S. Supreme Court.
- After President Bush took office, Cruz served as an associate deputy attorney general in the U.S. Justice Department and as the director of policy planning at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.
Globalists are not conservative. Cruz is a Globalist. Therefore hes not a conservative.
Would a conservative help draft Bush’s NAFTA bill?
Would a conservative vote FOR the patriot Act?
Would a Conservative team up with Ryan to push TPP?
would a conservative vote FOR TPA?
would a conservative try to increase H1B visas by 500%?
would a conservative try to double the number of Muslims?
would a conservative side with BLM protestors against police?
would a conservative hand out gift baskets to illegals at the border?
would a conservative lie to his supporters about the fact the GOPe is providing his delegates and he will not win nomination?
WHAT EVERY VOTER NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT TED CRUZ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXcYCwaBKnQ&app=desktop
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