In all actuality, my single primary vote probably won't mean much and I will support who ever get's the nomination to run against Hillary. But, the rhetoric of late is beginning to get my attention more so than it did over the last few months.
I find it interesting how set some people are and I want to try to understand why before I become so rigid that I would take a position that Cruz has less experience than Obama in order to support a man with no experience at all. Knowing all the while that Cruz's record of Supreme Court arguments is 9-0.
Winning cases at SCOTUS, is irrelevant re being president. Sorry, but that is a fact.
Voting in a primary, or a caucus, counts a lot.
My choice is an educated one and I try to learn everything I can about each candidate.
Cruz has been working for one government or another his entire adult life; though some of that, as a lawyer. Obama was also in the Ill. state Senate, so that's 1 up on Ted, but still not saying much of anything.
Trump may have been a private citizen, all of his life; however, he has had to deal with American pols and governments at all levels, as well as foreign pols and governments during his work life. That helps him, because he sees it all from OUR level.
Just pointing out a few things you may not have already thought about.
Knowing all the while that Cruz’s record of Supreme Court arguments is 9-0.
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Cruz argued before the Supreme Court nine times, winning five cases and losing four.
The following is a long read of the Cruz history but very informational. Scroll
down about 2/3rds of the way and read about Cruz and his cases at the SCOTUS.
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/06/30/the-absolutist-2