Posted on 08/18/2015 5:21:46 AM PDT by Biggirl
Purple Strategies Chairman and Founding Partner and Republican strategist Alex Castellanos criticized GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s immigration plan and said that after Trump loses in the primary “there will be a cleansing that’ll go on” in the GOP on Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “AC360.”
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Something tells me that a vote for Trump is a vote for Cruz and vice versa.
The smell of that rotting death smells like a commie plant to me.
I will assume that you’re being facetious, tacticalogic. I hope you don’t think that I *like* saying this. I don’t. How much better off would we be if this were not the case? We need every good man (& woman) we can gather together.
They can’t stop that train from rolling because Trump doesn’t rely on the establishment to help fund his campaign...
This will only bring about the demise of the Republican Party, not a bad thing, considering the pathetic job they have done when given the reins of power.
Playing by their rules has no satisfactory outcome. We either loose to the dems or win and have nothing to show for it.
So, do you not count Ted Cruz as a "good man"?
They don't stand for anything except feathering their own nests. The Democrats want to rule all the nests.
...“Democrats have opened our borders to all manner of horrific Third World violence, crime, and disease. The GOP has supported and endorsed this vile activity every single step of the way. Trump has tapped into the fury of the American people over the unrelenting anti-American NWO push of our paid employees in government. Trump could win this on this one issue alone. Americans are tired of being betrayed by their government on both sides of the aisle.”...
“Alex Castellanos”
One of the few “republican” consultants that CNN talks to. So of course he’s an establishment RINO who thinks the Republican nominee should always be a democrat-lite.
The country will not stop until it is the GOPe that are all cleansed.
He is now interfering with American business saying, [paraphrasing], ‘By the way, if you want to hire an H-1B visa candidate, somebody to come over here and do technical work. Guess what? It’s going to cost you more. Because Washington and I say so.’ He is not a small-government conservative. Donald Trump thinks bigger government is great as long as he’s running it, and not those stupid politicians. So, this is, I think, a very unrealistic plan.”
While you, the GOPe and Chamber of Commerce prefer to displace the American worker with cheap foreign labor.
Trump!
Sadly, I do not. His actions show him to be duplicitous & dishonest. There is one more thing. Senator Cruz is portrayed (& self portrayed?) as a “Washington outsider”. He is not, not really. He’s been mixed up with the Bushes since at least the 2000 recount. I don’t know if that “puts him in their camp” & I don’t imply that- only that he is no “outsider”, as billed.
Otherwise, I would support him as Trump’s VP.
Well he sure has hell has the insiders in the senate etc POed at him
I must have missed the cleansing when McCain and Romney lost!!!!
I think we need to get back to fundamentals, and emulate the examples that produced good results. Can you honestly tell me there’s more differences between you and Ted Cruz than could have been found among the Founders?
I know. I don’t understand where he’s coming from at all. That’s his deal, though. I’m only concerned about how his actions affect us as a country.
(It would be better if he would just say outright, instead of these contradictions- imho)
If you think Trump is a conservative and Cruz isnt, reality isn’t your strong suit.
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