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It could have been the first general election rally of a Trump-Cruz 2016 ticket. In front of a crowd of more than a thousand on a blisteringly hot Wednesday outside the U.S. Capitol, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas fired up the crowd for Donald Trump, who brought them to frenzy status at a rally in opposition to President Barack Obama’s proposed nuclear deal with Iran. It is certainly too far off to say it could happen, but not too far off to envision a similar scenario playing out a little less than a year from now on the larger stage...

Donald Trump isn’t naïve about what Ted Cruz is up to. Behind the Texas senator’s flattery, phone calls and his invitation to share a stage at the Capitol Wednesday, there’s a middle-of-the-pack rival with designs on Trump’s supporters. And the real estate mogul is well aware of it. “I’m a very confident person,” Trump told POLITICO in an interview. “I’m not worried about giving someone else exposure, especially if that someone else is a person who deserves respect.” In part, Trump’s comfort with sharing the spotlight with Cruz at a high-profile rally to oppose the Iran deal is a measure...

Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Senator Ted Cruz are teaming up to oppose the deal. Read an article about the rally here: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/200019#.Vd_l9T7osrg The bus will leave from Sam's Club parking lot in Ontario (suburb of Mansfield) late in the evening on Tuesday September 8, and return very early Thursday morning, September 10. I’ll have exact times as soon as the rally organizers post this information. The cost is $80 per person. We’ll need 43 people to break even. I MUST have your check by Friday, September 4. Please contact me at info@bloodofpatriots.org for details.

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The apparent alliance between Senator Ted Cruz and businessman Donald Trump – both candidates for the Republican nomination for president – will be on full display soon: the two will hold an anti-Iran deal rally together. CNN reports: Presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are planning to rally together on the grounds of the Capitol to “call on members of Congress to defeat the catastrophic” Iran nuclear deal, Cruz’s campaign said Thursday. The Texas senator said in a tweet that he was “glad that @realDonaldTrump accepted my invitation,” an invitation confirmed by event organizers. Cruz’s announcement came a few...

Ted Cruz and Donald Trump have united to fight the Iran nuclear agreement. On Thursday, the Texas senator invited the real estate mogul to join him in rallying against the deal on the Capitol grounds, and Trump accepted. The two Republican presidential candidates said they would do “something very big over the next two weeks in Washington.” Trump made his announcement after a campaign rally in South Carolina, referring to Cruz as “a friend of mine and a good guy.” The event will be sponsored by Tea Party Patriots, the Center for Security Policy, and the Zionist Organization of America,...

Sen. Ted Cruz has invited fellow Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to speak at a rally against the Iran nuclear agreement in Washington, according to the senator’s campaign. The rally will be held at the Capitol and sponsored by Tea Party Patriots, Center for Security Policy, and the Zionist Organization of America, according to the campaign. The date, time and exact location haven’t been finalized. Trump told reporters in South Carolina on Thursday afternoon that he and Cruz were planning an event protesting the deal in Washington. The Daily Beast previously reported that the two campaigns were mulling joint events,...

Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are planning to appear together at an upcoming Capitol Hill rally against the proposed nuclear deal with Iran. Trump announced the event during an appearance Thursday in South Carolina, saying it would be "in the next few weeks." Cruz aides confirmed Trump's statement. They say that the Texas senator invited Trump to join him at an event sponsored by Tea Party Patriots, the Center for Security Policy and the Zionist Organization of America. Congress is expected to begin debate on the accord when lawmakers return from recess Sept. 8 Trump, who leads most...

If any of you hold doubts as to whether or not ours is still a‘government of the people, by the people and for the people’, then these past 6 1/2 years under the dystopian malaise ofBarack Hussein Obama and his“fundamental transformation”, unopposed by a so-called opposition Party who seem to have totally abdicated any sense of duty inherent to their respective offices and sworn oaths to prevent the rampant lawlessness of America’s 1st black president, should dismiss any doubt with a resounding, “WE DO NOT!” In fact the basis for cementing this truth once and for all I’m going to...

Billionaire business developer and Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump says his comments about immigration have become a movement and has pointed to violence perpetrated by immigrants in the U.S. illegally to defend his stance. Trump spoke Saturday to an estimated 15,000 people in Phoenix and another huge crowd at the Libertarian FreedomFest inside a Planet Hollywood ballroom on the Las Vegas Strip. Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump criticized U.S. immigration and trade policies on Saturday in speeches that veered from accusing Mexico of deliberately sending criminals across the border to professing respect for the Mexican government and love for its...

Republican Chris Christie has just announced he doesn’t want to be elected prom king of America. Whew! That’s a relief. The nation was terrified he’d put on a white dinner jacket, red cummerbund and fox trot across Iowa in patent leather pumps. Meanwhile, Democrat Hillary Clinton has got to be studying that recent CNN poll on her untrustworthiness and saying to herself: “Well, the good news is that four out of 10 Americans don’t think I’m a liar.” Jeb Bush? He doesn’t like that Confederate flag, but then, who does? And Donald Trump – the GOP’s circus geek who dukes...

Meet the Press host Chuck Todd spent several minutes Sunday morning trying to extract an answer from Senator and 2016 candidate Ted Cruz (R-TX) about what the Donald Trump-saluter proposed doing with the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country, and appeared very unhappy when he didn’t get one.

Donald Trump continues to stand by controversial comments he made about Mexican immigrants as his standings in Republican primary polls improve despite increasing criticism. The presidential hopeful placed ahead of perceived front-runner Jeb Bush in a new aggregated 'poll of polls' with 13.6 per cent support compared to the former Florida governor's 13.3. The rise comes as public figures and businesses continue to admonish Trump because of the comments saying that those crossing the border from Mexico illegally were 'rapists'. Former Republican candidate Mitt Romney told CNN Saturday that the businessman 'made a severe error in saying what he did...