[skeeter]

By now most people are aware of the controversy surrounding Candidate Ted Cruz and his failure to reveal $1.3 million in campaign "loans" from Goldman Sachs and Citibank during his 2012 campaign for the senate

A lie right off the bat.

Next.

[newfreep]

The Robert Mercer angle alone is showing some VERY ALARMING probabilities.

The fact that Mercer owes the IRS between $6 and $10 billion, and is in a legal dispute over payment

in connection with Mercer setting up the Keep the Promise (KtP) Super-PAC before turning it over to David Barton (Glenn Beck affiliate)

and then Mercer giving Carly Fiorina the start up money from KtP to begin Carly for America

and then Mercer purchasing the Data Analytics for Ted Cruz,

and then Mercer buying influential interest in the Breitbart website to the benefit of Cruz

All gives the brutally obvious motive of a quid-pro-quo.

Robert Mercer spends $100 million to get Ted Cruz the White House; Ted Cruz then turns around and leverages a better IRS result for Robert Mercer.

One of Cruz’s primary campaign points is the elimination of the IRS and the imposition of a flat tax. If successful, that would save Mercer $6 to $10 billion.

[CyberAnt]

CRUZ LOANED HIMSELF THE MONEY .. FROM HIS OWN ACCOUNTS.

There is nothing irregular about it.

[napscoordinator]

“A lie right off the bat.
Next.”

Everybody doesn’t know? What is the lie?