In Michigan he said “Get him out. Try not to hurt him. If you do I’ll defend you in court.”..“Are Trump rallies the most fun?” he then asked the crowd. “We’re having a good time.”
Then there was one of his supporters sucker punching a protester at one of his rallies .
The guy who did the punch later said he would lynch next .The guy who got punched got arrested .
heard Ted Cruz lost thousands of twitter followers last night
Last night he also came in last in the race that all the GOPe beltway workers vote . 'The screaming you hear from across the Potomac is the Washington Cartel in full terror ' .
It means nothing. It's twitter. We don't even know if the people voting were in North Dakota or South Africa.
Don't be silly.
It surely means something. It means he has lost a lot of support.
It would only mean that if you were lame enough to believe that everyone posting about it on twitter were Americans that were registered and old enough to vote.
It would only mean that if you were lame enough to believe that everyone posting about it on twitter were Americans that were registered and old enough to vote.
Not a chance.
Lets see no taxes switched. My brother and sister in law dumped Cruz.
I know that's just a couple. But it isn't isolated.
227 thousand is not a small number to lose in 12 hours.
You must think there were no other losses and only twitter losses.
Lets see no taxes switched. My brother and sister in law dumped Cruz.
I have also dumped Cruz. I dumped him solely because he took Neil Bush on in his campaign. You don't get rid of evil by bringing it in your house,and America needs to be free of the Bush Crime Family.
#96. To: A K A Stone, sneakypete, redleghunter (#91)(Edited)
Before 2000 he was part of a team of lawyers advising Bush . He was not a big time policy advisor or campaign strategist . He worked in the Bush adm until 2003 . As the the director of the Office of Policy Planning at the FTC,he proposed an ambitious agenda that featured efforts to roll back regulations . Rolling back regulations has been a perennial promise of GOP presidential candidates for years . Every Republican presidential hopeful says he’ll cut red tape; very few make it a top priority once they’re in office.Cruz attempted just that ...probably one of the few in the Bush adm that made the attempt . He was out of there before the end of the 1st Bush term.
As Solicitor General of Texas he took on the Bush adm in court frequently . He campaigned as an anti-establishment tea party candidate and he spent his time in the Senate taking on the Republican ,Democrat elites and the emperor .
His efforts as a consistent conservative in public life has spanned 16 years . That means he's been a consistent conservative for 15 more years than Trump . Trump is a newbie to both the conservative movement ,and to the idea of being anti-establishment . He funded to establishment for most of his adult life.
