How did he "disrupt" the Iran deal? He voted for the Corker bill. That wasn't "disruption."
How did he "disrupt" the TPP bill? You see my point. If any of these things had actually STOPPED any of Obama's actions, yeah, I'd be convinced.
I think Trump can do a whole lotta more disruptin', especially since he isn't beholden to the PACs and lobbyists that even Ted is.
Cruz is not a leader, he is only a follower.
We went to a remote hotel for the weekend, and while away from all distractions, I -- to my own surprise -- came to this same conclusion.
The problem is the party. We elected a Republican House. Nothing happened. Then we elected a Republican Senate. Nothing happened. The destructive agenda of the radical anti-Americans continued.
The only one who has successfully stood up for anything right has been Trump. Cruz would face the same opposition in Congress and the Senate that has hindered him so far, and they would likely continue to hinder much that he would want to do as President.
I also think that Donald Trump's age at 69 is a huge advantage to Cruz's mere 45 years. There was a nation or Greek city-state that wouldn't select a leader under 80 years old.
Also, being a politician Cruz is in some way part of the system. Granted he's the best proponent for change, but someone above the system, empowered by his own wealth and success, can take a better point of view.
I’ve been with Cruz from the start. But I don’t see a ticket without Trump on it if things continue apace. Would he take the #2 spot? If he threw all his support to Cruz would they follow?
Trump has never disrupted anything in his life. He’s been making corrupt deals with elected Democratic Party politicians in New York for decades to advance his own selfish business interests. His lifetime record tells me he ain’t disrupting s**t if we make the mistake of sending this life time liberal to the White House.
How? Specifics please.
Well put. Did you watch him last night?