Posted on 12/22/2015 5:24:57 PM PST by presidio9
I pray that they do!
As Bob The Builder would say ‘Yes We Can.’
Happy Birthday Ted Cruz!
Nope. Too narrow of a base.
The Atlantic sneering at those ignorant Christians. Their circulation is only 400 thousand in a country of over 300 million, but they claim to be the mainstream.
Good thing Ted appeals to a wide range of voters, libertarians, independents...more...and without the Evangelical base, if they stay home no candidate will defeat Hillary.
GO TED!!!
Just like on FR, people are beginning to understand that this is a Cruz vs Trump battle and it is a good close fight.
Let the Rah Rah continue for your best choice... it looks to be a good fight.
illistrated = illustrated
I have been hearing about ‘the religious Right ‘ for years .... They were going to carry the day for McCain-Palin , then Romney-Ryan .
WE LOST every time ..... Just like I am not waiting for a Rapture to sort things out , we must get out the damn vote and shame anyone to hell , that thinks they would rather vote for another Democrat than Trump . I consider those to be grounds to tell anyone , even close family members ; “ If you do that I shall have nothing further to to do with you . Forever “ and mean it ....Ambivalent dipshits gave us Obama , twice . If they do it again , there needs to be a cost . A cost too terrible to bear .
YUP.
The single biggest voting bloc in the country.
More boots on the ground for GOTV than anyone else can imagine, already on the ground, in every single town.
The biggest and only independent media network that can rival the MSM.
Get the Christians excited and you’ve got it made. Piss them off, and you’ll lose. Simple as that.
No, the so-called religious right cannot since this is not now, nor is it likely to be an election on religion and morality.
If Cruz wins Iowa the eight days following will be decisive. I can see a number of candidates withdrawing at that point -it would not surprise me at all if Bush did. If that happens, Trump could easily lose New Hampshire.
A few weeks ago, I would have expected some Massachusetts liberal to try an "Operation Chaos" in the open NH primaries, but I talk to a lot of liberals in NYC. A month ago they were laughing at Trump as a candidate. Now they are terrified that he might actually win. I expect that they will mostly stay home in NH.
So that primary will be decided by Republican voters. As I said, it is still very possible that there were be an enormous shakeup on February 9th. There are three more Republican debates between now and then, presumably with less crowded statges.
No, they were not going to carry the day. Predictably. Two declared enemies of the Christian Right and the Christian Right is supposed to haul their water? Not going to happen.
You might ask what those candidates had to offer the Christians, not the other way around.
Ambivalent dipshits gave us Obama , twice . If they do it again , there needs to be a cost . A cost too terrible to bear .
ahhh. A lesser evil kind of guy. You got your 'cost too terrible to bear'. Next time, try supporting the Christians, and they'll support you. That's how it works. If the Christians don't like your guy, go find a different guy.
But you won't, because it's easier to blame them for not voting against their principles.
Every election is an exercise in religion and morality.
I sure hope these presstitutes keep up the insults to Christians, because it might inspire them to get off their duffs and love the democrats out, everywhere!
An estimated 5 million pubbies sat out 2012
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/byron-york-winning-hispanic-vote-would-not-be-enough-for-gop/article/2528730
Nope, but they give the establishment a win.
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