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To: odawg
Can you give an example of where Cruz did not bow to popular opinion?

I know "popular opinion" with the globalists, Liberals and Cruz's ex-boss, GW Bush was to release convicted illegal alien murderers/rapists/criminals in Texas using foreign laws. Cruz fought them and won for TEXAS.

I know "popular opinion" has been that religion should be hidden in the closet.......Cruz has fought and won against them several times.

Recently, I saw a field of Republican candidates support drafting women for the "PC..women are equal vote" and Cruz said NO

Popular opinion is that you can't win an election without pandering....(like the ethanol business in Iowa)....Cruz is the only one that went against that

Would you tell me when he DID? Thanks

219 posted on 03/09/2016 8:56:51 AM PST by TXSearcher (If it walks like a liberal, talks like a liberal........it IS a LIBERAL.)
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To: TXSearcher
Cruz fought them and won for TEXAS.

That was a no brainier, Gerg Abbet told Cruz to defend Texas at the Supreme Court and Cruz defended Texas. Duh, Cruz was solicitor general for the state of Texas you know. It was his job to defend Texas and he did and evidently he did his job well. No one denies that Cruz is a very good lawyer.

240 posted on 03/09/2016 9:12:32 AM PST by jpsb (Never believe anything in politics until it has been officially denied. Otto von Bismark)
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To: TXSearcher

All of the opinions you listed are not popular opinions of the voters, they are the opinions of the “elite”.

Those opinions you listed are the politically correct ones, held in defiance of what the average American think.


273 posted on 03/09/2016 9:42:48 AM PST by odawg
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