“....None of this matters...”
Exactly, because in reality, once the USA has a real president again, he can crush it. And crush much, much more of this traitorous, anti-Western democracy insanity.
It still surprises me that Cruz in not higher in the present polls....but we have a lot more time to go.
I’m hoping and praying you’re correct.
It’s refreshing to see and hear Trump because I think he’s making sure the narrative isn’t controlled by the elites and the media.
But I’m with Cruz. If he gets it and the Congress can be held, there’s a whole new world come 2017. I shudder to think what will happen if he doesn’t win.
This is similar to what Senators did with TPA obama trade.
Most of them supported the Corker bill and TPA which guaranteed Obama to pass Obama’s Iran deal and Obama trade TPP respectively.
http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/bob-corker-corker-bill-iran-deal-congress/2015/07/15/id/657134/
“No sooner was the Iran deal announced (Tuesday) than did the Iranian regime post it online for all the world to see, in conjunction with the regime’s understandably triumphant commentary,” he said. “We did not need the Corker bill to find out what is in the ‘Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.’ You can read it for yourself, courtesy of our enemy’s news service.”
In late April, just before the Senate overwhelmingly approved the Corker bill, political commentator Marc A. Thiessen penned a column for The Washington Post in which he warned that the “terrible bill” all but guaranteed the deal would get a “de facto stamp of approval” by Congress.
“Instead of requiring that Congress vote to affirmatively approve any Obama-Iran agreement before it can take effect, the Corker-Cardin bill allows the agreement to take effect unless it is disapproved by Congress,” he wrote.
“An affirmative vote would have required Obama to persuade a simple majority in both houses of Congress to approve his agreement. If he failed, the agreement would be dead.
“Now, under a disapproval mechanism, the burden shifts to congressional opponents of the Iran deal, who need to convince not simple majorities, but super majorities, in both houses if they want to kill the deal.”