Posted on 03/27/2016 11:51:42 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
Are they not Officers of the Court, ALWAYS under oath?
Uuuuuuhhhh, sub-let Bill Clinton’s island paradise....:)
And everybody laughed...including Trump’s supporters
It would be extremely hard to vote for Cruz in the general. I might have to become an alcoholic or a serious drug abuser just to get myself into the voting booth.
Romans 3:23 - The tent is pretty comprehensive!
“I might have to become an alcoholic or a serious drug abuser”
Well then you shouldn’t have any problem since you are either one or the other or maybe even both. You’d have to be to behave the way you do. It’s possible you’re just nuts and off your meds.
Where are his advisers? Isn’t his wife or anybody else telling him how ridiculous his lies sound and that he is only hurting himself? Sad, but he appears close to a mental breakdown.
Yeah, but at least Judas got his feet washed....
You can’t tell hyperbole? Most everyone didn’t take that statement literally.
Like when he said “no one loves the second amendment more than me.”
For the low-info/no-info Cruzers, all they hear are the Cruz lies, they never have spent ten seconds listening to a Trump speech...useless idiots, all, especially the no-info Cruzers on FR who make no attempt to inform themselves despite having the entire internet at their fingertips.
Trump truly has been on both sides of every issue important to Americans seeking to rebel against the establishment. Health care, guns, trade, immigration, economy. This is why I'm being cautious.
He is likely our nominee and I will gladly vote for him. I can say this though, if I find out that he played dirty in spreading the Cruz infidelity story and turns out to be garbage....I will not vote for Trump. Integrity matters.
My answer to your first question is, yes, while agreeing that “You can’t fix that by flipping a switch.” I am also for abolishing compulsory education. The Left has been on a 200 year plan to enslave us. They have had the help of progressives in both parties.It will take a long time to undo the damage and restore our freedoms, during which interval the Left and those of us dependent on government programs which assail the heartlessness of it all.
Right there in his own words. ;)
The problem with Trump is he keeps changing his mind and keeps talking off both sides of his mouth. He says one thing now and then says something else later.
On Obamacare:
But at a Thursday town hall in South Carolina, Trump told CNN anchor Anderson Cooper that he “liked” the mandate, which is one of the least popular parts of President Obama’s 2010 healthcare law.
“Well I like the mandate,” Trump told Cooper. “Okay, so here’s where I’m a little bit different. I don’t want people dying on the streets and I say this all the time … every time I talk about this I get standing ovations. The Republican people, they’re wonderful people. They don’t want people dying on the streets.”
I’m sorry, what?
The Obamacare mandate is without a doubt the worst part about Obamacare. Republicans have been fighting tooth and nail for years against the idea that Americans can be forced to buy a good or service. Is Trump not familiar with the monumental Supreme Court case over that aspect of Obamacare?
It can be argued that the Obamacare mandate was the biggest reason Democrats lost a landslide midterm election in 2014.
Well, now he says he wants to defund it. Does he still like the mandate?
So before = I like the mandate.
Then hours later = I will repeal the mandate.
Look, I know that Trump supporters love Trump no matter what.
But give me a break…
It’s impossible to shake the feeling that Trump is making this up as he goes.
So, what was Ted Cruz referring to?
2) On Second Amendment Rights.
Cruz said that Trump might compromise (see video)...
Well, Trump did say this:
“I generally oppose gun control, but I support the ban on assault weapons and I support a slightly longer waiting period to purchase a gun. With today’s Internet technology we should be able to tell within 72-hours if a potential gun owner has a record. “
Source: The America We Deserve, by Donald Trump, p.102 , Jul 2, 2000
He of course supported and gave money to gun grabbers like Hillary Clinton and to Democrats in elections that put gun grabbers like Reid and Pelosi in power.
[Now of course he says he supports the second amendment and says he’s going to defend it. He says one thing and then says and does another, which is it?]
3. Planned Parenthood
Ted Cruz says Trump “supports Planned Parenthood” <-— What was Cruz referring to?
In the past, Trump said “They do good things for women!” he says. “They provide necessary services!” he might exclaim. False.
Why does he have to do that? Planned Parenthood is outnumbered 20 to 1 by comprehensive women’s healthcare clinics.
And, as Live Action News reports, abortion services at Planned Parenthood have also pushed aside other services. Of the 61,000,000 women of reproductive age in the U.S., less than 1% received a breast exam at Planned Parenthood in 2014.
The public debate between Cruz and Trump shows this:
As far as Trump’s comments on Planned Parenthood funding are concerned, Trump has fairly consistently said he opposes taxpayer funding but he’s also made some remarks about the “good things” Planned Parenthood does that have alarmed pro-life voters — as if any “good thing” could make up for the fact that planned Parenthood kills 330,000 unborn babies s a year in abortions and then sells their body parts for profit.
Yet, he praises them.
Question -— what is Trump really going to do? Will he continue to fund them on the condition that they don’t do abortion? Or will he completely defund them regardless?
What’s REALLY ON HIS MIND?
4) On Israel
Ted Cruz said that Trump says he is going to be neutral between Israel and Palestine.
Where’s the lie of Ted Cruz? Trump DID say that.
See Here:
http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/18/politics/donald-trump-israel-palestinian-neutral/index.html
In fact, Israel supporting groups expressed concerns with what he said in his response to Joe Scarborroah:
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/18568#.VvhAo5LNo1g
“Let me be sort of a neutral guy,” Trump suggested, in words that he has probably since regretted uttering. “A lot of people have gone down in flames trying to make that deal. So I don’t want to say whose fault is it. I don’t think it helps.”
Of course, when pressed later, he “clarifies” himself.
Where are his core beliefs really?
The essential thing Trump is trying to tell us is this — ignore what I said in the past, what I say now is more important ( until I say something else later ).
Of course an opponent like Ted Cruz is going to hold you to what you said in the past.... how are those lies?
>> I am also for abolishing compulsory education.
Interesting.
You're just mad because deep down you know Cruz is a horn dog and you're feeling very stupid right now.
If it’s the hardcore supporters, they’re still infatuaTED.
Trump said he was for people keeping their guns, Cruz said he wasn’t. One of them *has* to be a liar. The label just stuck to Cruz more. Can’t say I’m unhappy with that outcome.
Rather than simply calling someone names, wouldn’t you mind dealing with some facts and ideas?
Math, apparently, is difficult for some of them. Which means their last hope is - the GOPe-sponsored brokered convention. IF it happens.
Just watch.
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