[re_nortex]

As I've posted on other threads, I think bigger things are ahead for Senator Ted Cruz, things that will endure for generations. I see him rising to Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. He's a young man with a keen legal mind and will serve for decades. With his wise influence, a court led Chief Justice Ted Cruz will overturn Roe v. Wade, restore God to the classroom, exterminate affirmative action, eliminate birthright citizenship and maybe -- just maybe -- find the income tax to be illegal.

While the thought of President Ted Cruz is very, very appealing, I think Almighty God is lifting this man up for even bigger and longer lasting things than the presidency. IMHO. Thoughts?

[Responsibility2nd]

I gave up hopes on any SC justice years ago.

And what a total tool John Roberts has been. Oy!

Even if the SCOTUS had a 7-2 majority of conservatives, I don’t see much opportunity for real effective change. Why? Becuase the real balance of power has shifted primarily to the Executive Branch. I know this is wrong, and not how it should be. But decades of a lame Congress and even weaker Supreme Court have just left me so disappointed.

Here’s a compromise... Have Ted Cruz serve as President for eight years. Then having corrected the many wrongs of Obama and having set in place a solid foundation for future conservatives; he can then accept a place of authority in the Supreme Court.

[Theodore R.]

I do not believe that a majority of the Republican senators would vote to confirm Ted Cruz to the Supreme Court in the unlikely event that a Republican president would nominate him.