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To: DoughtyOne

Cruz being President Trump’s unexpected wing man would have been one of the great political stories in American history. Cruz would have cemented himself as a historic figure alongside POTUS. It’s sad for both them and this country that it didn’t happen.


40 posted on 03/01/2019 7:22:56 PM PST by lodi90
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To: lodi90

If he had buried his animosity and climbed on board at the Convention and then supported Trump so that Hillary could never become president, I’d have had no problem with him.

As you state, he could have been Trump’s wing-man and gotten some decent perks for it over time.

Trump even went to Texas to try and help him out during his Senate election.

Trump is tasked with protecting the states from invasion. It’s his job, if he is going to honor the Constitution.

Congress gave the Presidents the right to declare a national emergency and take action.

Trump is complying within the Constitution and the law.

This waffling is worrisome, because it may bleed still more support away.

This wall is a must-have. It’s his home state. Surely he can see what is happening to Texas. He just had a close call. Why does he think it was that close?

We have to get that border under control, or we’re going to lose our nation.


43 posted on 03/01/2019 7:32:16 PM PST by DoughtyOne
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To: lodi90

“Cruz being President Trump’s unexpected wing man would have been one of the great political stories in American history. Cruz would have cemented himself as a historic figure alongside POTUS. It’s sad for both them and this country that it didn’t happen.”

yep, very disappointing


44 posted on 03/01/2019 7:43:52 PM PST by MyDogAteMyBallot
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