Your are still being dishonest. You are still posting things you have read about Trump that are not true.
And as far as a preference goes. I prefer someone who has not voted for TPA or the Corker bill.
I prefer a leader, not a lawyer.
Based upon the standard of whom am I being dishonest? Yours?
I’m pretty sure you don’t have the authority or the knowledge to make an authoritative or objective claim regarding either my honesty (which again, nice personal smear) or the stories that I’ve read being true or not.
It is public knowledge that there was a Federal HUD investigation involving Fred Trump. It’s public knowledge that he was sued for a civil rights violation in I believe it was 1973. It’s public knowledge that he was involved with a lawyer named Bunny Lindenbaum. It, I believe, is public knowledge that both were involved and a part of Tammany Hall, which at the time operated as a Democratic racketeering machine.
It’s also public knowledge that Trump himself has been sued over Trump University.
None of those things are lies. Quite frankly, since you want to blatantly accuse me of “believing everything I read” (smear #1) and being dishonest (smear #2) I can tell you I DON’T buy in to everything I read with both of them. But there’s enough there regardless for I think people to be concerned about. Or at least me.
I don’t deal in fantasy. I deal in reality, although at times, yeah I make mistakes.
I would “prefer” that Cruz had not voted for TPA initially either.
I would “prefer” that his wife not work for Goldman Sachs.
The Corker bill stuff is being taken so incredibly out of context, imo, that it’s not even funny. I don’t even know the whole story, but best as I can tell, Cruz, and Jeff Sessions, who free republic still seems to love, voted for it because they felt like it was the ONLY way they were even going to have ANY say on the Iran deal at all.
To equate that, as people in some cases here do, with Cruz being traitorous and wanting Iran to get nuclear weapons, is rather laughable, and if I can use your standard on such things, dishonest.
I prefer someone with character, maturity, obedience to God, and has a record of conservatism rather than coming on the scene and telling everyone he is when his record says otherwise.
And I’m not looking to Ted Cruz to save the country. In fact, prophetically, I think it may be too late for that.
But if I have to choose someone, whether I like everything about him or not, I’ll choose the Christian conservative over the guy who carries a bible around to his rallies to try to convince me he’s a Christian and who throws red meat out to a frustrated populace to try to convince me he’s a conservative.