Posted on 11/01/2015 8:59:53 AM PST by Isara
Texas Senator, constitutional conservative, and GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz caught the attention of many Americans, pundits, and debaters with his powerful performance at the Wednesday night GOP presidential debate on CNBC. The moderators on CNBC did not conduct a debate, they were participating in a character assassination and shaming act. After he had finally had enough, Ted Cruz showed his incredible auditory memory skills in an epic and beautiful excoriation of not only the CNBC moderators, but of the Democrat Media Complex in general.
That moment made Cruz the talk not only in media circles, but it was the most powerful moment ever recorded by Frank Luntz in any focus group he has done in the history of his time polling focus groups. He began such polling in 2006. Registering at 98-percent on the dial among both conservatives and moderates, Ted Cruz definitely has people taking notice, and someone decided to take his support for Cruz all the way to the World Series.
On Saturday night, game three of the World Series between the Kansas City Royals and the New York Mets took place in the Empire State. When cameras panned into the crowd behind home plate, they were met with a guy holding a sign expressing his support for Ted Cruz.
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Congratulations, @tedcruz/@TeamTedCruz, you’ll forever be associated w/ #WorldSeries history! #CruzCrew #CruzControl pic.twitter.com/S2TGd0YVmv - Frank Sinagra (@FSinagra) October 31, 2015 |
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@tedcruz campaign getting a good advertisement behind home plate at the World Series tonight! #Cruz2016 pic.twitter.com/WcgVvgLjFH - Matt Beavers (@CleavABeava) October 31, 2015 |
Looks like Ted Cruz’s inspiration of the #CruzCrew is alive and well, and the millions watching the game just got the message of “Ted Cruz for President.”
I’m glad this happened, but I’m surprised it’s become such a big deal. I don’t watch many sporting events on TV. Is any political commentary that rare? Don’t be surprised if Huck or Rand Paul start planting posters here and there, then pretend not to know about ‘that new intern’ who did it.
” I don’t think that The Donald will take a second place to anyone.”
I agree, 4th place is appropriate.
““free markets†because Trump makes good points on this; “
Hello! This thread is not about Trump.
Thank you for pouring out some of the Trump Kool Aid.
when they play like the better team i’ll admit it but when an easy ground ball is going through the second baseman’s wickets or manager Terry Collins- the man i want the Mets to win for more than anyone else- is taking a dominant Addison Reed out out of the game and replacing him to Tyler Clippard, the pitcher that makes you wince everytime he winds up- its understandable why Mets fans like myself are ticked...
It’s sad that you keep posting this inaccurate chart...Trying to dupe the people is not very becoming...
Let’s Go (Cruz) Royals!!!!
And that's exactly true...And you think that is a negative???
Donald Trump has sought and received crony capitalist tax breaks for his commercial properties in New York. These tax breaks, and even an abatement, force the property taxes of other property owners to rise at the expense of the connected. Special treatment for one business or industry over another with the tax code conflicts with free market principles.
Trump has put out his Presidential tax plan...He's discussed it in the debates...Yet you dig up something that is years old and not at all relevant???
That was a bad deal but what would have happened if we didn't bail them out??? Hundreds of thousands of employees without jobs and now on the gov't dole...How many thousands of foreclosed houses, boats, cars???
And you didn't mention the 'unfair' trade that was forced upon us costing millions of jobs...And the H1B scam that some are trying to ram thru that will do nothing for the American economy or Americans???
Your idea of what's good for America and mine, and Trumps, and millions of other Americans are polar opposites...You line up with the GOPe...
It is now...Actually every thread is about Trump...
Correct. If anyone thinks Trump would take the number two spot, they’re clueless about the man’s persona.
BOOM!
Shocka locka locka . . .
Did somebody say ‘Trump’?
BOOM!
Shocka locka locka . . .
Quick look at the stats will tell you who is playing better. But let’s not let the facts get in the way.
We’ve had more hits in single innings than your team has got in 3 of the 4 games. Man we sure are lucky.
“we”; what position do you play on the team?? and as most sports fans know- stats are the end all- LOL
Love it!
Trump has a terrible record on free market issues. The only bright spot is the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing, but this glimmer is countermanded by his repeated support for bailing out Wall Street and the auto industry, and increased stimulus spending. Of particular concern is Trump’s belief that the government can use eminent domain powers to seize private property in the name of private economic development. This comes as no surprise, given his support for using eminent domain to profit his own company.
Trump supported the Supreme Court’s 2005 decision in Kelo v. City of London, allowing public authorities to seize private land for economic development by private investors; Trump said, “I happen to agree with [the decision] 100 percent.” (National Review) This is no surprise given Trump’s attempt to use eminent domain in his own line of work. (Institute for Justice)Trump supported President Obama’s 2009 stimulus, saying: “The word stimulus is probably not used in its fullest…you know, certain of the things that were given weren't really stimulus. They were pork, as we call it, or they were gifts to certain people. But overall, I think he's [President Obama] doing very well. You do need stimulus and you do have to keep the banks alive.” (CNN) Trump supported TARP, saying, "You had to do something to shore up the banks, because ... you would have had a run on every bank." (CNN) Trump supported the 2008 auto bailout, saying, “I think the government should stand behind them 100 percent. You cannot lose the auto companies. They’re great. They make wonderful products.” He also said that the federal government could “easily save the companies.” (Daily Caller) 
Trump criticized the Federal Reserve’s intervention in the debt market, saying quantitative easing creates “phony numbers” that mislead the marketplace and “will not ultimately benefit the economy. The dollar will go down in value and inflation will start rearing its ugly head.” (CNBC) Donald Trump has a history of using eminent domain to complete business deals. Multiple times Trump has supported the use of government agencies to take possession of homes and businesses for use in his private business plans. Eminent domain seizures are reserved only for public use of property rather than abuse by the government taking property from one individual and giving to another. (Washington Post) Donald Trump has sought and received crony capitalist tax breaks for his commercial properties in New York. These tax breaks, and even an abatement, force the property taxes of other property owners to rise at the expense of the connected. Special treatment for one business or industry over another with the tax code conflicts with free market principles. (National Review) In 2009, Trump supported Barack Obama's call for limits on the pay of executives. (CNN)Well one stat is, Royals 3 games Mets 1.
When WE get number 4, that is the end all. And I’m at the end of this discussion. Go Royals!!
Free markets and “ Free Speech “ ...
Trump is against who can give to a political campaign or not.
You know, CPACs....
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