Posted on 04/19/2016 11:49:04 AM PDT by pgyanke
Well all I can tell you is here in PA rational folks see it differently. A lot of folks think Cruz is off, not by anything Trump has said, but by what has come out of Cruz’s mouth.
Mind you Trump is a very flawed candidate and I have not heard any Trump fans deny that or to fail to acknowledge that he many be a risky candidate for a number of reasons.
Who are you talking to? Have I done something to you?
Because if you’re not even going to consider my point of view, I’m just going to tell you to shove it without wasting my time.
Don't bother. A going-in attitude like that tells me you aren't worth my time.
Thought so. You never wanted an answer; you just wanted to be holier-than-thou.
What's funny about all of this controversy is that Trump is actually arguing as a Democrat... and his "conservative" followers are eating it up without question. What is democracy? One man, one vote. The Democrats would like to do away with the Electoral College because of this philosophy. Yet, our Founding Fathers knew better the type of tyranny that would result.
We are not a democracy. We are a Constitutional Republic. Article IV, Section 4 of the Constitution guarantees a Republican form of government. You know what that is? That's where the people vote for people to represent their interests in higher votes... just like in CO.
Not arguing your ad hominems. Please be specific so we can discuss. Pick a lie.
I can only explain it to you as it was intended. I can't understand it for you. Cruz explained his comment and it is not what you posted.
Check your first post to me... and then take a walk. The grown-ups are having a discussion here.
You're welcome.
“There is nothing more sacred to America than the vote.”
In 1908, the eligible voter turnout was 65%. It hasn’t been surpassed since, with most turnout numbers being lower, and often much lower, and way less for local and state elections.
Draw your own conclusions.
Freegards
Trump is anti-second amendment is one...
I liked Cruz and disparaged Trump from the start.
But when Trump stood up for political incorrectness during the first debate and then rose in the polls, it changed everything for me.
It was then that I realized I wanted a culture warrior to fight for our side.
It made me realize the truth of Brietbart’s assertion that politics is downstream from culture.
Trump is the only person who has what it takes to reverse the politically correct cultural rot that has weakened the country.
Concur.
I’ll probably end up voting for Trump in the end, but I haven’t seen anything indicating he isn’t another Ross Perot.
Most of the attacks against Cruz are consistent as simply acts of projection.
I know his campaign and his supporters will welcome you if you decide to come his way.
Projecting? I think not. Trump has been a leader in bringing forth the issues the American people want to vote for, and he knows how to set a narrative that the media can't overcome.
It's all over but the whining of the GOPE and the last of the Cruz campaign that still apparently wants to do the bidding of those it claims to be against.
Has a personality and instead of 22 has tens of thousands come hear him at rally's.
Not true, I donated four times and was for him until he kept showing a poor character making me despise him.
Takes IMO quite the tool to turn his donor against him.
I don't consider somebody who has filed for bankruptcy 4 times, 'a winner', but I would come closer to considering him as a worldly fraud.
I believe he is wealthy, or at least very worldly. He also has an ability of adversarily attacking others on a worldly stage and gains enormous power in his attacks. So he will win many worldly conflicts.
In many situations, Trump seems to have one thing in common with any sinner. You don't get there unless you've first turned away from God, at least for a moment.
But like many believers, we still sin, but tend to turn back to God. By repentance and confession, we still have that opportunity.
But that Constitutional Republican of government did not allow for political parties because it would result in party bosses which we now have...They knew party bosses would have undue power to influence the delegates and the entire process as we have now...
A Republican form of government does not prohibit democracy but depends upon it...It is the power of the people as opposed to party bosses who are to control the government...
It is not Ted Cruz who is winning all these 'after the fact' delegates for Ted Cruz, it is the party bosses winning (influencing and coercing) the delegates for the 'party...
I don't know how you could say that...Trump is running against those things Perot warned us about...
I guess I don't consider someone who actually believes that to be particularly well informed either.
You might want to look up what Chapter 11 means, what it does, and how it works.
Trump has never once "filed for bankruptcy". His company is well run, the companies within in it are strong, and he's built quite a fine legacy.
On the other hand, his main opponent has never actually accomplished much of anything, but that's another conversation in and of itself. That's a different kind of bankruptcy. Trump at least is 99+% successful in what he has done.
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