I know a lot of folks here at FR don’t like Cruz, and I doubt that Cruz even wants the gig... BUT does anyone dispute the idea that Cruz would be rock-solid constitutional conservative justice in the mold of Rehnquist/Scalia/Thomas?
See #29
He’d be great on the court.
Always figured he could never be confirmed. But as Graham has shown, the senate would approve just to be rid of him.
Never know, maybe Trump will nominate him. Won’t have to worry about him stabbing him in the back again that way.
I would dispute Cruz credentials. He knows what “natural born” US citizenship is and tried to pawn himself off as a “natural born” US citizen.
Of course we dispute that a Goldman Sachs globalist drone is conservative.
What part of lifetime post don’t you understand?
First things first. Is Cruz even on the list Trump has already drawn up ?
*** BUT does anyone dispute the idea that Cruz would be rock-solid constitutional conservative justice in the mold of Rehnquist/Scalia/Thomas? ***
Yes, I dispute the idea. Cruz suicided his chances for a future in politics, except maybe with Seven Mountain Dominionists.
I’ll dispute it. How does a rock-solid constitutional conservative imagine that a Canadian born Cuban is eligible to run for president of the United States?
If globalist Cruz can’t determine something that simple, he doesn’t need the responsibility of determining more complex cases. Besides, the CFR, Goldman Sachs and Soros don’t need another seat on the Supreme Court.
I’d say doing an end run around the Constitutional requirement that a treaty has to be approved by two-thirds of the Senate pretty much removes someone from the “rock-solid constitutional conservative” category.
I’ll take Napolitano and Cruz to replace Scalia and Ginsberg any day.
I dispute the idea.
Cruz has no understanding of The Laws of Nature and of Nature's God: The True Foundation of American Law.
After his Goldman-Sachs ties were uncovered... yes. I would expect him to go all David Souter/John Roberts on us.
Steve Deace, who is friends with Cruz, said on his radio show yesterday he now thinks Cruz would want the SCOTUS position. If Trump had lost, he would’ve tried to run in 2020. But now with 2020 off the table, 8 years on the court look like they would be more productive than 8 years in the Senate.