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1 posted on 07/21/2016 9:46:02 AM PDT by Loud Mime
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It’s easy now. Constitution scholar or not. Vote Trump or Hillary. kiss principle


2 posted on 07/21/2016 9:48:41 AM PDT by showme_the_Glory ((ILLEGAL: prohibited by law. ALIEN: Owing political allegiance to another country or government))
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I disagree with this author. If he loves the Constitution so much, then he should tell Ted to give full support to Trump, because the alternative is a woman who would turn that document, and everything it stands for, into toilet paper.

It’s not a matter of whether Trump is “pure” enough - it’s a matter of whether the country, America, and the Constitution will EXIST anymore. Hillary is THE END.

Wake the HELL up!


3 posted on 07/21/2016 9:53:46 AM PDT by Talisker (One who commands, must obey.)
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Well there little Stevie, you are a constitutionalist in the same way and to the exact same degree as Micheal Moore is a constitutionalist.

Ted’s mother gave up her United States citizenship for Canadian citizenship when she was pregnant with Ted. That bought her subsidized medical care.

Neither of Cruz’s parents were US Citizens at the time Ted was born in Canada.

The man isn’t eligible for the presidency.


4 posted on 07/21/2016 9:54:56 AM PDT by MrEdd (Heck? Geewhiz Cripes, thats the place where people who don't believe in Gosh think they aint going.)
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5 posted on 07/21/2016 9:55:52 AM PDT by dragnet2 (Diversion and evasion are tools of deceit)
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Sorry, 100% wrong attitude and direction. I, too, am a Constitutional Conservative.

What Ted should have said: “I know that Hillary does not and will not support or uphold our Constitution, and I could never vote for her. Although Trump and I have had our differences, he has stated that he will surround himself with the best people to Make America Great Again -— so I am offering right now to help him on any Constitutional question or any matter where government has been or may be at odds with the Constitution. America can count on me to be right there, every day, helping not only to Make America Great Again, but also to Make America Constitutional Again.”


7 posted on 07/21/2016 9:58:48 AM PDT by LTC.Ret
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Cruz’s speech was a blatherfest about nothing. It was just self serving horse hockey. Halfway through Mr. GG2 said “what is he even talking about?”. I was just watching to see him get booed off the stage and Cruz did not let me down. What a loser!


9 posted on 07/21/2016 10:00:16 AM PDT by Georgia Girl 2 (The only purpose of a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should never have dropped)
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". . . you have no longer any cause to fear danger from abroad. . . . It is from within, among yourselves, from cupidity, from corruption, from disappointed ambition, and inordinate thirst for power, that factions will be formed and liberty endangered. It is against such designs, whatever disguise the actors may assume, that you have especially to guard yourselves. . ." - Andrew Jackson, Farewell Address, 1837

A citizen, any citizen, but especially one who has campaigned under the banner of love for county and devotion to its Constitution's limits on government and protections for freedom for its "only KEEPERS," We, the People (Justice Story's Commentaries . . . .)--any citizen who, by their words and actions makes it easier for an unethical pair of power-hungry politicians to claim the White House--is not worthy of future consideration for President.

11 posted on 07/21/2016 10:02:07 AM PDT by loveliberty2
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By not endorsing Donald Trump Ted Cruz just shot himself in the foot. If Trump loses and they blame it on Cruz people will remember. if Cruz has any further political ambitions it’s all over for him. He will have to go back home to Canada.


14 posted on 07/21/2016 10:05:03 AM PDT by seawolf101
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Let’s see if his wife gets a promotion at Goldman Sachs. Or if he starts getting big speaking fees. He may have blown it for us but done exactly what the Clintons want. And that leads to big payoffs.

Since I trust him as much as I trust Hillary today there’s no telling what his motivations were. The only thing certain is that the good of the party or country did not influence him.


15 posted on 07/21/2016 10:06:57 AM PDT by LostPassword
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Cruz is not a Republican, he is a bitter selfish sore-loser who threw a tantrum that blew up in his face.
Cruz is what I call a SPRINO. That is a Self-Centered, Power-Hungry, Reprehensible, Imbecile, Negating, Order.
Cruz is everything that is wrong in the Republican Party. Caring only about his own power and glory, and trying to divide the party instead of unifying it.


23 posted on 07/21/2016 10:25:23 AM PDT by RollingThunder
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If Cruz is this great Constitutionalist who does he want nominating the next group of Supreme Court justices? Hillary or Donald? I think the choice is a no-brainer.


26 posted on 07/21/2016 10:28:02 AM PDT by Parley Baer (")
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Cruz did mention the Constitution, he just failed to point out how important it is for those who love it to vote Trump-Pence.

Newt did so later.

Cruz was just too petty.


33 posted on 07/21/2016 10:52:41 AM PDT by bigbob (The Hillary indictment will have to come from us.)
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I preferred Cruz.

I voted for Rubio in the Florida primary because he was the most electable in the general election.

I will support Trump.


40 posted on 07/21/2016 11:04:59 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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Yeah that’s it! All the pundits IMAGINING what the other 16 should have said, done...

Well they are all done and they all should at least respect OUR VOTES if not the Man we choose!

But no, still whining, still imagining!

Here’s what I imagine!

They all go to vote anyway and vote for the only person capable of stopping 4 more years of obummer!

Because he LET HER GO FREE! And now she is his and his handler’s Puppet!


41 posted on 07/21/2016 11:05:34 AM PDT by Harpotoo
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We need a Constitutional judicial amendment:

1. the jurisdiction of federal courts shall be limited to:
a. cases where the federal government or a foreign government is either the plaintiff or a defendant
b. cases where either the plaintiff or a defendant is a foreign person covered by US accredited diplomatic status,
foreign public minister, a current/former US federal Constitutional officer or current/former US federal judge
c. controversies between two or more states
d. private civil disputes (primarily) of the District of Columbia or a federal territory or a federal reservation
e. federal copyright issues
f. patent and federal inventive exclusivity issues
g. admiralty and maritime issues
2. a state judge may be removed from office immediately by a 75% or more vote of a legislative branch of the state
3. any judicial action based on any activity or actionable inactivity in the state may be voided by a 90% or more vote of a legislative branch of the state
4. a. No judge or judicial body or judicial action may in any way usurp the spending power of an elected government
b. no judge serving any state shall cause the expenditure of money from a state or political subdivision except as exactly specified by detailed petition of the state legislature which includes a maximum total of money to be spent and any such judicial action shall be limited to the current fiscal year
5. all consent decrees or like involving a government or public entity created under law shall be forever void and none may be entered into
6. fines and judicially related costs assessed in total at any time against a US citizen shall not:
a. be increased for non-payment, except for simple annual interest at a rate of no more than 10% on amounts specified by law past due for at least a year
b. exceed the average income of the person for two months over the previous five calendar years or
300 times the hourly minimum wage of the citizen’s state or federal government, whichever is more
7. no private punitive damage award may be levied against a natural person
8. Every new contract/agreement involving a natural person with an arbitration clause shall state: arbitration fees payable by a natural person shall be the same as the lowest court fees that might otherwise be payable by that natural person and the party providing the arbitration clause agrees to promptly pay any additional appropriate amount
9. Attorney (and collection fees) payable by a natural person/person(s) under any new consumer contract/agreement, except primarily/exclusively for legal services, or under law shall not exceed the lowest governmental court fees as of January 2, 2016 for the amount awarded
10. In any class action involving consumers, plaintiff attorney fees and other compensation in total shall never exceed 10% of the cash awards provided to the consumers
11. the appointment of counsel paid by government funds now required by Amendment VI shall be limited to capital cases and cases with charges with the total potential of imprisonment for more than a year


43 posted on 07/21/2016 11:09:16 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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Part of my Constitution amendment proposal on taxes/benefits:

The provision of benefits, medical/financial aid/help and welfare to persons and groups of persons by the federal government after October1, 2018 may only be funded:
1. from a basic rate income tax up to 10% on natural persons, and
2. to reasonably provide medical/retirement benefits to US people of at least 65 years of age:
a. flat-rate compensation taxation, equally up to 10% each on employer/employee, up to $24,000/year in total per employee
b. self-employment taxation no more than (a) employee taxation on an after federal tax basis
c. recipient medical insurance program premiums that may vary solely by age

Federal income tax above 30% on any person or entity to be solely useable to pay off now existing federal debt or that refinanced; the excess above 30% shall be refunded to the taxpayer if not so used within one year of receipt.

All other federal income taxation to be solely useable per federal statutory law to pay for the military, defense, maritime rescue, law enforcement (including border security and deportation), courts and other judicial bodies and related personnel, federal prisons, federal administration, executive branch, compensation for and care of federal personnel injuries in the line of duty, “post” roads/bridges/tunnels, but not for any form of welfare, benefit or purchase subsidy.

No unfair income taxation discrimination against any self-employed person shall be permitted after 2017; any excess amount(s) must be promptly refunded.

Dollar amounts above $100 may be uniformly adjusted by Congress, but no more than the lesser of 3% or 8/10ths of the lowest annual rate of any five-year or longer federal bond issued in the prior four years, for inflation in a prior calendar year.

No international taxation or its equivalent may be levied in the United States on US citizens, their income, their estates, their property, etc.

Electricity may not be made substantially more expensive by new domestic government action.

The tax caps and tax bars shall not be subject to loosening by amendment.

The benefit caps and benefit bars/limitations shall not be subject to loosening by amendment.


44 posted on 07/21/2016 11:13:46 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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“Senator Cruz is a constitutionist. I am a constitutionist. I study our Constitution”

Oh good, so you, as well as Senator Cruz, know he is not eligible to be POTUS due to the natural born clause.


47 posted on 07/21/2016 11:29:29 AM PDT by walkingdead (It's easy, you just don't lead 'em as much....)
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Despite Cruz's attacks on his party's donor class and establishment, the Texas senator Ted Cruz's GOP campaign has received $37 million from just four donors. The Wilks family of Cisco, Texas, New York hedge fund tycoon Bob Mercer, Texas energy investor Toby Neugebauer and Illinois manufacturing moguls Dick and Liz Uihlein.

Cruz pushing Path to Legal Status for ALL Illegals

Cheap Foreign Workers on H1-B visa

Pushing TPP

Pushing import of Syrian Refugees

Video's do not lie. Watch above 4 video's and Believe Your Lyin Eyes!

His BC:

Ted Cruz has close association with the Bushes. He worked on George W. Bush^s 2000 presidential campaign as a domestic policy adviser and served in the Bush administration as associate deputy attorney general in the Justice Department and director of policy planning in the Federal Trade Commission. Time magazine article:
Time magazine had one of many reports clarifying his immigration posturing:

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz declined to close the door to a potential pathway to legal status for the 11 million people in the U.S. illegally Friday, saying he wouldn"t elaborate on his plans for them until after the border is secure.

Seeking to carve out a space between real estate mogul Donald Trump, who is calling for the forcible deportation of those in the U.S. illegally, and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who co-authored the Gang of Eight comprehensive immigration reform bill that included a pathway to citizenship, Cruz would not explicitly rule out a pathway to legal status for the undocumented.

That, plus his previous support for a huge increase in H1B visas, stymied him as he tried to launch an attack on Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), who was a co-author and major mover on the Gang of 8 immigration bill that passed the Senate overwhelmingly. On one level, Rubio" team is simply pointing out that if anti-immigration types want the real deal, Cruz is not the one. Rubio, of course, benefits if Cruz cannot capture the anti-immigration segment of the electorate to whom Donald Trump panders. On another level, however, what is at stake is a larger argument about Cruz's character. Essentially. the argument goes: He is not a hard-liner; he's an opportunist whose positions are no different, and in some cases worse, than those of other Republicans.

On immigration, for example, the entire anti-"amnesty" crusade is a canard unless, like Trump, you want to round people up and kick them out. Otherwise, you are exactly where other candidates are fix the border, reform legal immigration and then regularize the 11 million here. Cruz spends his time excoriating other Republicans for squishiness, but when you get down to it, he's exactly where they are” unwilling to undertake a massive, expensive, intrusive deportation program. In other words, he's not an anti-immigration extremist; he's just posturing as one.

What do we know about Rafael Eduardo Cruz? He was born in a foreign country.

He was admitted to Harvard only because of Affirmative Action Admissions Policies. He was given good grades by Liberal professors because of his race, even though his work was substandard. He has kept his college transcripts secret for reasons he will not admit. He has had a shameful Senate record, accomplishing nothing, not voting, not showing up for work. Very few from his 99 colleagues in Senate endorsed Cruz for president. These are the people he works with. Senator Sessions & Governor Palin saw right through phony Cruz, and endorsed Trump!

Cruz never had a real job in the private sector. He has been cashing government checks all his adult life.

49 posted on 07/21/2016 11:40:05 AM PDT by entropy12 (Almost all career politicians exist because of their ultra rich donors pushing cheap labor express.)
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He should have said “Be sure to go to the polls in November and vote to defeat Hillary Clinton.” It would mean voting for Trump, yet he would have not said “Vote for Trump.” What he said has left me wondering if he realizes the threat Hillary really is, not only for the country but for the world.


59 posted on 07/21/2016 12:17:28 PM PDT by This I Wonder32460
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This article nails it.

Cruz was too wrapped up in himself to try argue for a more Constitutionally sound platform. As such he betrayed his principles not just in breaking his pledge, but for putting ego above country. Of putting a grudge above the constitution. Of putting some third thing he shouldn't have above some third thing he should have that I can't think of the best example of right now but would finish out this paragraph very well if I could think of it....

67 posted on 07/21/2016 12:35:07 PM PDT by AndyTheBear
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