To: jjsheridan5
Law, as in Constitutional law, vs law as in misapplied eminent domain. You know, the thing that is supposed to keep a President accountable to the people instead of being a dictator.
I am sick of progressive, socialist dictators for president. My guess is you are not, as long as the Dictator says what you want instead of what the other guy wants.
What ever happened to freedom?
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01/27/2016 3:58:01 PM PST by
American in Israel
(A wise man's heart directs him to the right, but the foolish mans heart directs him toward the left.)
To: American in Israel
Law, as in Constitutional law, vs law as in misapplied eminent domain.
And that was somehow relevant to your contention that Cruz won the debate? Wow. And no, while I have come to loathe Cruz supporters, I still believe Cruz is one of the brightest young conservatives out there. And I would support him if he were to pull off a 1980 US hockey team level of miracle and win the nomination. But you are very wrong in your priorities, and fail to understand that, unless two things are done right now, then any concept of "constitutional law" will become hopelessly anachronistic. We need to a) turn back the flood of illegal aliens, as well as unskilled legal immigrants from 3rd world countries and, b) destroy the media as an active participant in politics (and, in a more general sense, defeat political correctness as a constraining force in politics). Any talk of "conservative principles", or "freedom", or anything else, is hopelessly naive until those two things are done.
Only Trump is both willing and able to do those two things. Cruz can't. He simply lacks the ability to gather the public support he would need. Trump can, and Trump appears to be quite willing to do those things. If you believe that Cruz can do those things, we will have to disagree, but there is no objective evidence that he has the ability to gain the kind of political capital he would need, so I would posit that your position would be more hopeful than realistic.
Whatever happened to freedom? It disappeared while we voted for the lesser of two evils. To bring it back, we need someone like Trump, who can create the kind of broad public support that such an endeavor would necessitate.
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