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To: Din Maker; dforest

“unless Ted changes things, he could never win in a general election.” “Uh..... I think he won in Texas against a powerful, entrenched, multi-millionaire, Establishment Republican named Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst.”

Right now one cannot see, as it’s not on TV to see, the organization taking place to get Cruz’s message to the individual voters. That is being organized, put in place, every day, and that is the way to win. Making a splash on TV for minutes, doesn’t stand a chance against an organized plan to reach the voters and get them to the polls. Cruz’s message will be in every mail box day after day and Cruz’s people will be calling voters in every county. I’ve seen it happen.


87 posted on 09/20/2015 6:06:42 PM PDT by Marcella (CRUZ (Prepping can save you life today.))
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To: Marcella

That is good, but so far, I am not seeing it and I still do not think he can win the general unless he takes some advice on how to make himself more engaged on the national stage.

Ted is too lawyerly, he orates and uses up face time he ould be using to talk about the big issues. He doesn’t engage and fight for that face time either.

Remember Snarly howling like a hyena last Wednesday night?

She was like Ooh ooh ooh, me, me, me. You know like some of those kids did in grade school while almost falling out of their chair to get called on.

Teds going to have to do a grown up version of that.

He would be a great SCOTUS appointment though.


89 posted on 09/20/2015 6:22:41 PM PDT by dforest
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To: Marcella

Awesome! Thanks for the encouragement.


91 posted on 09/20/2015 7:25:19 PM PDT by Din Maker (GOP Gov. Susana Martinez of NM for VP)
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