As GWB is not the standard of Conservatism that people used to see him as what he says and thinks about a candidate has a small circle of influence.
Second as far as the down list squabble goes on with JB and others vying for the “Bush” crown it is at this point more what is called style points, nothing that I see oozing leadership in word and deed...
Cruz is a good guy...
Just not ready to lead the country, and being VP in this situation is just as important as it extends the actual involvement of the Top folks and that is when stuff happens..
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I agree, the executive experience isn’t there. Cruz definitely ought to figure prominently in any post-win GOP plan, but an executive is needed in the Oval Office. The buck should be able to genuinely stop there.
Could you translate that into English? Thanks!
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Cruz is clearly the only candidate ready to lead the country.
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