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Cruz has not been in an elected leadership position that would test his conservative rhetoric in practice and at the ballot box.

Go push Scott "The Weather Vane" Walker some place else.

And quit pushing a false meme as well. Cruz's votes, and solitary leadership on the conservative issues of the day, while Walker was running away from the Right-To-Work fight one day, and then running back towards the fight, running away from the Gay Marriage fight and giving up, while Cruz continues to fight the good fight, spouting Pro-Abortion rhetoric one day, and then figuring out that probably won't sell to the conservatives in Iowa on another day, and finally, pushing for Amnesty and an Open-Borders policy for a very long time, including supporting McCain's Amnesty, and now proclaiming how he is a hardliner now shows an amazing inconsistency.

Get back to us when Walker makes up his mind if he wants to be a conservative, or just a Chamber-of-Commerce Republican.

Cruz has already proven himself on all of these issues, and remains consistent. Walker, not so much, and until he does, he's not worthy, from a conservative perspective, of being POTUS.

Go push Scott "The Weather Vane" Walker some place else.

I see you are still trying to peddle your LIES about Walker for some unknown reason.

Rather than spread the liberal ejaculate about Walker's words, which you happily gobble up, on FR, perhaps you can show us something Walker actually did as governor that was not conservative?

I am waiting for one of these arbiters of who is, and who isn't, conservative to show us how Walker governed as a RINO and not twist his words the way liberals love to twist them.

Yep. Walker has not shown me the money yet. He is going to have to get real specific on immigration, gay marriage and most important to me actually cutting the size of rogue government. Just getting rid of the unions which is a good thing is not enough.

I listened to the live feed of Ted’s speech today, and it was typically fantastic. He again spoke without even approaching the podium, had tremendous eye contact with the audience, and blew the Q&A with Hannity away. He was also quite engaging and humorous as well. The funniest part occurred when Hannity asked him to give a one word comment on various political figures. When Hannity said the name, Bill Clinton, Cruz came back with — “youth outreach”! Everybody in the audience was rolling in the aisles.