[Steely Tom]

I wonder what they're going to come up with?

My bet: they'll find some woman that he tried to kiss back in first grade. The MSM will go berserk, absolutely nuts with it.

[mtrott]

“the real problem with Cruz is that he is absolutely certain he is right. About everything.”

And how is that any different from Ocarter? I’ve never seen a more smug, self-assured person.

[P-Marlowe]

Destiny!

[stars & stripes forever]

Father God,

We stand on the promises of Psalm 91 for Ted Cruz and his family.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=psalm+91&version=NIV

May no arrow formed against him prosper.

In Jesus name we pray. Amen.

[stevem]

When I listen to Cruz talk about issues he reminds me more of Ronald Reagan than Reagan did. If he can imitate Reagan's optimism for the future of this country, he'll lap the field.

He will blow past Hillary or anyone else the Democrats can heave against him like they were nailed to the ground.

[upchuck]

Ping.

[BobL]

“the real problem with Cruz is that he is absolutely certain he is right. About everything.”

Other than being a bit soft on deportations he does seem to have EVERYTHING nailed down correctly.

So what’s the issue? Does he have to act introspective or something if he says extended Unemployment Benefits lead to lazy job seekers?

[Nifster]

I stand with Ted

[BigEdLB]

I am looking at several of the GOP candidates. To see who I am for. Not Bush, Christie, or Huckabee, but several of the others. Ted is one of those. And, I have never seen such a derangement syndrome from the other side after an announcement. Amazing. Ted has them spooked, bigtime...

[CyberAnt]

No, they didn’t have to be enthusiastic - and several of them were just sitting there - you could see the audience behind Cruz, and there were a few who didn’t seem to be participating.

And .. I believe the President of the school said as much. The students do not have to applaud or stand, they just have to be there.

[Amendment10]

With all due respect to everybody, the Constitution’s simple rules for limiting the federal government’s powers are arguably no more difficult to understand than a child’s board game.

“3. The Constitution was written to be understood by the voters; its words and phrases were used in their normal and ordinary as distinguished from technical meaning; where the intention is clear, there is no room for construction and no excuse for interpolation or addition.” —United States v. Sprague, 1931.

[Slyfox]

Heidi Cruz knows how to wear a skirt like a real First Lady.

[tet68]

Oh, and just this moment he’s given a hamster’s chance in a den of boa constrictors of becoming his party’s presidential nominee.

More like a mongoose I would think.