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Posted on 11/01/2013 12:22:43 PM PDT by SoConPubbie
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Ted Cruz Ping!
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Works for me.
A Tea Party Tsunami! ATPT!
IBTTCBT
It would be so surreal to have a real conservative as President again....1988.....Reagan’s last year...
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a 28 year drought.
“...Kondik, who noted that both parties have detoured with non-establishment candidates in the past and lost — the Republicans in 1964 with Barry Goldwater and Democrats in 1972 with George McGovern.”
And Obama was not an extreme candidate who greatly appealed to the extreme leftist base? How is Obama different than Cruz in this specific regard?
What, no mention of Reagan and when this path won? Ah, yes, he was only the most successful presidency of the past 80 years, bar none, with two landslide victories.
I would vote for Ted Cruz in a New York Minute.
Any leftist that questions his “natural born” qualifications needs to be answered with a simple
punch in the mouth.
bump
Run, Ted, Run!!
If all of our conservative groups, and individuals with media access like Rush, Levin, Beck and Hannity, mount a united effort to get Cruz into the White House, his could be a formidable campaign.
I think its a given that Ted Cruz is the best conservative candidate ... now who should run with him on the ticket? Mike Lee?
The color of his skin?
Float Ted Cruz’s Tea Party boat to send the Kenyan back to Kenya in 2016.
that would be the jaw-dropping conservative ticket!!!!
“both parties have detoured with non-establishment candidates in the past and lost — the Republicans in 1964 with Barry Goldwater and Democrats in 1972 with George McGovern.”
Vapid.
Bush, Dole, McCain, W (compare his victories with all the Bush backing to Reagan, who even won NY)
The establishment candidates are not working for the GOP, unless the writer’s point is that the GOP should stick to what they’re used to, which is what they’ve been doing. They might enjoy being in the minority and not having a GoP prez.
Cruz will be running against the, as well. But nothing will surprise him.
As if BO was not obviously a lying leftist.
Cain
RINO’s see themselves as kinder, gentler, Dons, and we are the peons.
Bush did not use “peon,” rather, he disguised that with “Americans who won’t do certain jobs;” though there were his occasional bashing of Americans who try to protect their property from border incursions - where he called us “vigilantes.”
Bush is not a conservative and is certainly a RINO. He chose RINO Richard Riordan to support in the 2002 race for governor of California, and as to be expected, when Riordan lost the primary to conservative Bill Simon, Bush & Cronies, Inc. (read: “the RNC”) dropped some support that Bill Simon could have used.
Bashing and abandoning conservatives, is the way of the RINO clique that mostly wants certain lower costs, such as labor and taxes, but otherwise glad-handed-ly swoons for compromising nationalizing socialism under the controls of “bi-partisan central planners.”
The property rights of those most high, now that is important for them, but our many Constitutional rights and former opportunities *because we had rights* ... those matters do not register with the most high whose cash flows insulate them, but not thee.
Bash for Cash
I miss conservatives, but not Bush, and I do not long for The Return of The Dons - while various (and millions) of illegal aliens apparently care less.
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