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But this constitutional issue is the crux of the problem and no one person or "savior-politician" can fix it. Don't know if anyone except God's intervention can fix it. But the states and the people are going to need to get involved in rejecting and nullifying unconstitutional federal acts if we are to move away from the brink of tyranny and back towards a free constitutional republic. It will take more than a politician no matter how good he is.

No one, and I mean no one supporting Cruz is looking at him as some type of "savior-politician".

Quit with the sour grapes responses because your guy, Walker, isn't liked as much.

You seem to know more about me than I do. Since when was I worried about Walker or thought he was the cat’s meow? I hardly know anything about the guy.

You’re not getting me at all and I don’t appreciate the uncalled for attack and presumptions you know nothing about.

Maybe we should just leave it at that, but I’ll try again.

What I am saying is sincere and if Cruz is the best man I hope he wins. I never said Cruz thought he was some kind of savior. But a lot of people around here think he or someone else, whoever their guy is, will somehow save us all. Our fix isn’t going to come like that. We’re too far along.

Again, it Cruz is the guy, great I hope he wins. Reagan was the guy too and he brought about some great stuff, but fundamentally our unconstitutional federal government remained intact. Reagan couldn’t fix that. I don’t know if anyone can, but I think the states and the people need to try.