In Liberty and Tyranny, when he was talking about Obama's "change," Mark Levin wrote something that I wish he would review in light of the way that Ted Cruz has chosen to campaign:
"The Conservative believes, as Burke and the Founders did, that prudence must be exercised in assessing change. Prudence is the highest virtue for it is judgment drawn on wisdom. The proposed change should be informed by the experience, knowledge, and traditions of society, tailored for a specific purpose, and accomplished through a constitutional construct that ensures thoughtful deliberation by the community. Change unconstrained by prudence produces unpredictable consequences, threatening ordered liberty with chaos and ultimately despotism, and placing at risk the very principles the Conservative holds dear."
Levin, Mark R. (2009-03-19). Liberty and Tyranny (p. 14). Simon & Schuster, Inc.. Kindle Edition.
The principles of the Conservative are revealed by his decisions and how he reaches his conclusions much more than the end result. Unlike Dr. Campbell and Governor Palin, Cruz chose to destroy, rather than build up.
I saw nothing you mentioned when I saw him speak several times.
But I guess it is a winning tactic for you.
Instead of ragging on Cruz, ping me to a thread you have going for Campbell.
Oh and I don't have a Rice professor, good job making it seem so.
Talk about destructive tactics...Kinda like your gnat team mate, make stuff up to make others look bad.
And you critize Cruz for doing that.
Of course, Mark Levin, the Great One, enthusiastically supports Cruz, but you knew that.
Of course, Mark Levin, the Great One, enthusiastically supports Cruz, but you knew that.