Only 22 People Show Up For Senator Cruz Philadelphia Rally – Unstable Ted Starts Screaming on Radio Show (audio)…

Source: Conservative Treehouse
Published: Apr 19, 2016
Author: sundance
Post Date: 2016-04-19 22:21:40 by nolu chan
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Only 22 People Show Up For Senator Cruz Philadelphia Rally – Unstable Ted Starts Screaming on Radio Show (audio)…

Posted on April 19, 2016
Conservative Treehouse
by sundance

Presidential candidate Senator Ted Cruz had a full apoplectic meltdown today. During a radio appearance an unhinged Senator Cruz began lashing out and screaming at Sean Hannity. (full audio below) The internet lit up as people discussed the on-air meltdown wondering what could have possibly triggered such grossly unstable behavior.

Apparently the answer is found in this picture from Senator Cruz’s rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Only a few dozen people showed up to hear candidate Cruz – in a city home to over 1.6 million people.

UPDATE: It appears the Cruz campaign is trying to hide from such a horrible optic.

This is a transparent attempt to avoid an embarrassing failed event. Apparently not much support for Lyin’ Ted Cruz in the city of brotherly love.

Here’s the audio of unstable Cruz and his breathless meltdown:

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#15: buckeroo    To: nolu chan, TooConservative (#13)

I have already declared for your dead dog Scruffy.

So far, I have you and TooConservative's promisary committment. I don't see TC much anymore though, so our cause isn't quite the steamroller I had hoped for.

I have to find a way to get the message out to the publick about America's champ to turn this presidential race around. I was thinking of a hashtag that could go viral: #VoteBuckeroosDeadDawgScruffy! Whadda ya think?

buckeroo posted on 2016-04-19 23:31:03   Reply   Private Reply


#16: A K A Stone    To: buckeroo (#15)

I don't see TC much anymore though,

When I limited his propaganda to 20 posts per day he ran away like a crying little girl.

A K A Stone posted on 2016-04-19 23:49:30   Reply   Private Reply


#17: buckeroo    To: A K A Stone (#16)

When I limited his propaganda to 20 posts per day he ran away like a crying little girl.

You limited his posts to 20/day? How many was he making?

buckeroo posted on 2016-04-19 23:52:59   Reply   Private Reply


#18: SOSO    To: GrandIsland (#11)

You are talking out your ass .

Trump is the most popular candidate of any of them... and this November, you are gonna see something you've never seen before.

Yep, DRat control of all three branches of government.

SOSO posted on 2016-04-19 23:53:37   Reply   Private Reply


#19: SOSO    To: nolu chan (#12)

Trump has brought MILLIONS of new voters to the GOP primaries to vote for him.

The assumption that Trump can't beat Hillary is as valid as the assumption that Cruz could.

Neither can beat Hillary. Nor will any other REP nominee. Trump has seen to that.

SOSO posted on 2016-04-19 23:55:50   Reply   Private Reply


#20: paraclete    To: GrandIsland (#11)

you are gonna see something you've never seen before

I don't know I've seen a lot of things, but surprise me.

paraclete posted on 2016-04-19 23:56:49   Reply   Private Reply


#21: SOSO    To: nolu chan, GrandIsland, All (#12)

Trump has brought MILLIONS of new voters to the GOP primaries to vote for him.

For all your BS to date Clinton has received 10,386,768 votes and Sanders 7,699,115 compared to 8,715,916 for Trump and 6,387,283 for Cruz.

Also every poll in the RCP average has Hillary beating the crap out of Trump by an average of 9.3 %. She also beats Cruz but the average of 2.3% is within the margin of error. Sanders does better than Hillary against Trump and Cruz.

OTOH Kasich bets Hillary in each of the RCP polls with an average of 7.8%, and only one at 4% is within the margin of error. But Sanders beats Kasich in all but one of the RCP.

We are still early in the game and the polls will change. But do not think that Trump will draw more people into the general election that will vote for him. There are so just so many poorly educated white men in the country, certainly nowhere near the amount of women that will vote for Hillary over Trump. And Trump is losing to Hillary with every minority group. So exactly who is going to put Trump over the top in the general election? There are so just so many poorly educated white men in the country.

SOSO posted on 2016-04-20 00:51:41   Reply   Private Reply


#22: paraclete    To: SOSO (#21)

There are so just so many poorly educated white men in the country.

This is a bad assumption, Dump polled 50% or better among GOP men in NY. He obviously has macho appeal but as they say; it is a long time between July and November

paraclete posted on 2016-04-20 02:28:08   Reply   Private Reply


#23: Stoner    To: Fred Mertz (#3)

" He handled himself well. "

You apparently did not hear the interview I just heard, that was in the OP. I also heard it earlier today live

Stoner posted on 2016-04-20 04:22:21   Reply   Private Reply


#24: Fred Mertz    To: buckeroo (#17)

You limited his posts to 20/day?

Pebbles is writing a book: How to Influence People Dead in Their Tracks

Fred Mertz posted on 2016-04-20 05:40:52   Reply   Private Reply


#25: Fred Mertz    To: Stoner (#23)

You apparently did not hear the interview I just heard, that was in the OP.

Yes, that's the first time I listened to Callamity in years. Cruz did fine. First time I listened to him in weeks.

Fred Mertz posted on 2016-04-20 05:44:49   Reply   Private Reply


#26: Fred Mertz    To: Stoner (#23)

4 mins 32 secs

The Donald Trump campaign was incapable of running a lemonade stand.

I love it!

Fred Mertz posted on 2016-04-20 06:00:32   Reply   Private Reply


#27: GrandIsland    To: SOSO (#18)

Yep, DRat control of all three branches of government.

They both not only hate Trump... but like most of LF's liberal agenda posters, THEY FEAR HIM.

All you tool bags have been screaming 3rd party since I've been posting in 2008... and now that a non political candidate hated by both major party runs, you all aren't satisfied. What, he won't legalize all drugs and fire all cops?

Suck it up. Say it, PRESIDENT TRUMP

GrandIsland posted on 2016-04-20 07:01:45   Reply   Private Reply


#28: GrandIsland    To: SOSO (#21)

Keep running your pie hole... and watch Trump beat that TWAT in NY state in the election.

GrandIsland posted on 2016-04-20 07:05:14   Reply   Private Reply


#29: no gnu taxes    To: nolu chan (#0)

I don't know what this event was or what the purpose was, but it looks like there are only about 30 seats available. So it would seem that the people who were supposed to show up did show up.

no gnu taxes posted on 2016-04-20 07:16:49   Reply   Private Reply


#30: misterwhite    To: Fred Mertz (#3)

"He handled himself well."

If by "well" you mean he refused to answer the question -- slick and slimy politician that he is -- then I agree.

misterwhite posted on 2016-04-20 09:46:05   Reply   Private Reply


#31: nolu chan    To: no gnu taxes (#29)

Ted Cruz mathematically eliminated

from any chance to secure 1,237 bound delegates before the convention.

In New York, the presumptive candidate Donald Trump opened such a can of whupass, the now mathematically eliminated Ted Cruz was ignominiously relegated to third place, 45 points behind Trump and ten points behind John Kasich.

R.I.P. Cruz campaign, April 19, 2016

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-20 10:23:35   Reply   Private Reply


#32: Stoner    To: Fred Mertz (#25)

" Cruz did fine. "

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

Especially if you like a lying, sleazy, never answer the question, politician, slip & fall lawyer. Sure Fred, sure.

Fred, I'm afraid you put your objectiveness back in the drawer on this one.

I am not a fan of Hannity / Vannity. But, fact is, he has bent over backwards to soft peddle with Cruz, and Cruz obviously got pissed at, and was rude to Hannity, would not answer Hannity's honest question about him getting delegates in Colorado when there were no votes. Kinda hard to claim you are an outsider, an that the establishment hates you, when you are the one that gained delegates without voters, which was engineered by the "establishment". And like a lying politician, gave an answer that was simply a campaign line attack on Trump, sticking to his political talking points, yet not answering the question. He did not want to answer the question because that whole matter makes him look bad. Colorado has been a PR disaster for Cruz & his toadys

Cruz claims he is concerned with bringing good paying jobs back to the US. Really ? Then why did he support TPP, which it has been widely claimed would cause more exodus of jobs from US to foreign nations? Could it be his wife's connections to Goldman Sachs & CFR? Surely not. And Cruz claims to be an outsider? Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight. Cruz never even mentioned wanting to bring jobs back to the US until polls showed that was a big issue with US citizens / voters, and that Trump was gaining support on the issue. Then and only then did he talk about it, trying to look like it was all his idea.

To me, and I believe a lot of others, "Rat Face" came off as very untrustworthy. More like a politician/used car salesman.

Cruz was not very Christian like, for a guy that claims to be this big Christian.

You might buy Rat Face's bullshit, but I don't.

Stoner posted on 2016-04-20 10:38:59   Reply   Private Reply


#33: Willie Green    To: Fred Mertz (#7)

Ron Paul isn't running for anything, you goddamned retard.

Thanks Fred! I needed a good laugh!

Willie Green posted on 2016-04-20 10:51:32   Reply   Private Reply


#34: SOSO    To: GrandIsland (#27)

Suck it up. Say it, PRESIDENT TRUMP

Suck you know what, Rambo. I hope that you will enjoy eight years of Hillary and DRat rule.

There truly is no hope for e Trump dupe.

SOSO posted on 2016-04-20 10:59:33   Reply   Private Reply


#35: nolu chan    To: SOSO, GrandIsland (#34)

There truly is no hope for e Trump dupe.

R.I.P. Cruz campaign, April 19, 2016

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2016/04/19/donald-trump-just-made-it-impossible-for-ted-cruz-to-clinch-the-gop-nomination/

Donald Trump just made it impossible for Ted Cruz to clinch the GOP nomination

Philip Bump
Washington Post
April 19, 2016

[excerpt]

How bad was Cruz’s night? He’s losing to Ben Carson in some places — a guy who hasn’t been in the race in weeks.

Cruz can still win the nomination on the first convention ballot, mind you, but he needs to win about 88.5 percent of the outstanding delegates, bound or unbound, per Daniel Nichanian’s excellent calculations. That's not likely to happen either.

Trump isn’t the only big winner tonight! Congratulations to John Kasich, who will almost certainly end up with his first delegate in more than a month. Can Kasich pull off a come-from-behind victory? No. The end.

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#36: Hondo68    To: no gnu taxes, Canadian Cruz (#29)

but it looks like there are only about 30 seats available.

The event started almost an hour later than it was supposed to. I'd guess the reason for that was, so that they could remove the extra chairs so there wouldn't be a lots of empty seats showing.

Looks like they squeezed the 22 spectators into a corner.

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#37: tomder55    To: nolu chan (#0)

sounds like Hannity went into meltdown ,not Cruz. Cruz gave the correct answer to each of Hannity's questions. Why should Cruz have to justify the process ? It is what it is . Cruz was smart enough to use it to his advantage.

As far as people being confused by the process ,Cruz should just say ;'An enlightened citizenry is indispensable for the proper functioning of a republic'.(Jefferson).In other words ;it is up to the electorate to educate themselves about the process.

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#38: tomder55    To: nolu chan (#35)

bad was Cruz’s night? He’s losing to Ben Carson in some places — a guy who hasn’t been in the race in weeks.

Maybe Cruz should whine about how unfair it is.

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#39: SOSO    To: nolu chan, GrandIsland (#35)

How bad was Cruz’s night? He’s losing to Ben Carson in some places — a guy who hasn’t been in the race in weeks.

Quite bad. I agree that Cruz is toast. As I stated a while ago IMO Trump will get the nomination on the first ballot even if he doesn't have 1237 going in. But that doesn't change anything about Dollar Donald being in the race to assure Hillary the WH and destroy the REP Party. He successfully completed the latter mission and is well on the way of completing the former.

I hope that you enjoy eight years (probably much longer) of absolute DRat control of all three branches of government.

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#40: GrandIsland    To: SOSO (#39)

and destroy the REP Party.

When did you or any agenda drug loving poster give a shit about the (R) party?

GrandIsland posted on 2016-04-20 17:51:20   Reply   Private Reply


#41: nolu chan    To: tomder55 (#37)

In other words ;it is up to the electorate to educate themselves about the process.

Donald Trump educated the electorate. They did not like what they learned. They ejected the corrupt Ted Cruz into the gutter where he belongs. Sometimes, life is just a bitch.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-20 19:59:14   Reply   Private Reply


#42: nolu chan    To: SOSO (#39)

I agree that Cruz is toast. As I stated a while ago IMO Trump will get the nomination on the first ballot even if he doesn't have 1237 going in. But that doesn't change anything about Dollar Donald being in the race to assure Hillary the WH and destroy the REP Party.

That shit does not pass the giggle test.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-20 20:00:03   Reply   Private Reply


#43: A K A Stone    To: tomder55 (#37)

sounds like Hannity went into meltdown ,not Cruz. Cruz gave the correct answer to each of Hannity's questions. Why should Cruz have to justify the process ? It is what it is . Cruz was smart enough to use it to his advantage.

If you lived in North Korea. You would be saying the rules are the rules and that Kim Jong Un got 100 percent. Rules are rules.

If you lived in Germany. You would say the law is the Germans gas the Jews. Rules are rules.

If you lived in Cuba. You would say rules are rules Castro got 100 percent of the vote. We all love Castro.

You support a corrupt system of undemocratic rules that disenfranchise millions of voters.

Colorado had an election. For everything except President. Fuck them. Cruz is a hypocrite and a liar. I used to like him a lot. I would never vote for that corrupt POS.

A K A Stone posted on 2016-04-20 20:29:39   Reply   Private Reply


#44: no gnu taxes    To: nolu chan (#31)

I've been saying for weeks (maybe months) that Trump will certainly have a plurality of the delegates going into the convention and should probably be given the nomination.

This is, though, a private party whether anyone wants to believe that or not.

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#45: no gnu taxes    To: A K A Stone (#43)

If you lived in North Korea. You would be saying the rules are the rules and that Kim Jong Un got 100 percent. Rules are rules.

If you lived in Germany. You would say the law is the Germans gas the Jews. Rules are rules.

If you lived in Cuba. You would say rules are rules Castro got 100 percent of the vote. We all love Castro.

So if you are a member of the the Moose lodge, you have a right to defy the rules and act like an ass?

Yes, the GOP is a political club; however, they are just a club. There is nothing Constitutional about a primary election.

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#46: tomder55    To: A K A Stone (#43)

You support a corrupt system of undemocratic rules that disenfranchise millions of voters.

2004 Gore won the national popular vote and Bush won the election because of the results of the electoral college .That was the rules . If the Republican candidate wins the Presidency this year it will likely be similar to the 2004 election .

Is it 'unfair ' ? Maybe ;but the founders put the electoral college rule in there for a very good reason. They wanted a Federal Republic ,not a democracy .Do you think the system they set up is like North Korea ,Nazi Germany and Cuba ?

tomder55 posted on 2016-04-20 21:03:18   Reply   Private Reply


#47: A K A Stone    To: tomder55 (#46)

The electoral college is fair. If you had the popular vote. States like California would cheat and make up pretend votes.

Cruz is a puppet and will do as told.

he voted against America and in favor of China manipulating their currency.

He isn't even a natural born citizen.

A K A Stone posted on 2016-04-20 21:21:17   Reply   Private Reply


#48: A K A Stone    To: no gnu taxes (#45)

Yes, the GOP is a political club;

And if the screw the people. I will never vote for any of them again. Ever. I'm already voting for one democrat against the Republican establishment asshole who taught his son to suck dick. Flush Portman down the toilet.

They are rigging the system. Screw them. Take your corrupt rules and shove them up Ted Cruz's ass.

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#49: SOSO    To: nolu chan (#42)

As I stated a while ago IMO Trump will get the nomination on the first ballot even if he doesn't have 1237 going in. But that doesn't change anything about Dollar Donald being in the race to assure Hillary the WH and destroy the REP Party.

That shit does not pass the giggle test.

I asked you once and you ducked. I'll ask again. Hillary will kill Trump with the women vote. She will destroy him with the minority vote. So exactly who will put Trump in the WH? There are only so many poorly educated white men.

SOSO posted on 2016-04-20 23:01:36   Reply   Private Reply


#50: nolu chan    To: SOSO (#49)

Hillary will kill Trump with the women vote. She will destroy him with the minority vote.

Hillary has all she can do to beat a 74-year old relatively unknown socialist who does not fight like Trump. Hillary is a piss poor candidate who will be no match for Trump. Don't mistake Hillary for Bill.

So exactly who will put Trump in the WH?

People with brains, Clinton fatigue, people who have a minimal regard for national security, people who are tired of Clinton's lies and in-your-face corruption, and people who care about who will answer the 3 a.m. phone call saying Benghazi is under attack.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-21 00:22:52   Reply   Private Reply


#51: nolu chan    To: A K A Stone, tomder55 (#47)

The electoral college is fair.

The Constitution created a union of States (Art. 7), not a union of individuals.

The electoral college represents the States who are the members of the Union.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-21 00:25:19   Reply   Private Reply


#52: buckeroo    To: nolu chan (#50)

People with brains, Clinton fatigue, people who have a minimal regard for national security, people who are tired of Clinton's lies and in-your-face corruption, and people who care about who will answer the 3 a.m. phone call saying Benghazi is under attack.

America doesn't care about your "whitewash" concerning Hillary Clinton. They see a smart, experienced executive with apparent domwestic and international prowess based on existing social standards for inter-communication methods. These do-nothings that vote don't care about your opinion.

buckeroo posted on 2016-04-21 00:29:00   Reply   Private Reply


#53: nolu chan    To: buckeroo (#52)

America doesn't care about your "whitewash" concerning Hillary Clinton.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-21 00:54:39   Reply   Private Reply


#54: buckeroo    To: nolu chan (#53)

Very clever and a genuine statement to whitewash. Have you ever thought of becoming Trump's coiffure specialist?

buckeroo posted on 2016-04-21 00:57:00   Reply   Private Reply


#55: nolu chan    To: buckeroo (#54)

Have you ever thought of becoming Trump's coiffure specialist?

No, but you might apply to be Cruz' buttboy.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-21 01:19:14   Reply   Private Reply


#56: buckeroo    To: nolu chan (#55)

Oh no, you seem to have a hard on for Cruz. You get to live with it, pal.

buckeroo posted on 2016-04-21 01:21:52   Reply   Private Reply


#57: nolu chan    To: buckeroo (#56)

Oh no, you seem to have a hard on for Cruz.

Cruz does not even give me a soft off. Not the warm tingle you experience. Lose with Cruz, he's yesterday's news.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-21 10:49:06   Reply   Private Reply


#58: Stoner    To: nolu chan (#57)

" Lose with Cruz "

LOL. Hey, that is funny. I may use that

Stoner posted on 2016-04-21 10:57:56   Reply   Private Reply


#59: nolu chan    To: Stoner (#58)

Go right ahead.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-21 10:59:18   Reply   Private Reply


#60: SOSO    To: nolu chan (#50)

Hillary has all she can do to beat a 74-year old relatively unknown socialist who does not fight like Trump

LMAO. The same 74-year old relatively unknown socialist beats the sh*t out of Trump in the RCP polls more than Hillary does.

"So exactly who will put Trump in the WH?

People with brains, Clinton fatigue, people who have a minimal regard for national security, people who are tired of Clinton's lies and in-your-face corruption, and people who care about who will answer the 3 a.m. phone call saying Benghazi is under attack."

They already elected Obama - twice.

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#61: nolu chan    To: SOSO (#60)

The same 74-year old relatively unknown socialist beats the sh*t out of Trump in the RCP polls more than Hillary does.

That's like Kasich beats Hillary handily. Bernie is not running against Trump. Kasich is not running against Hillary.

So called conventional wisdom had Hillary a shoo-in awaiting coronation. It did not work out that way. She is badly damaged for the general election.

So called conventional wisdom assessed Trump as a joke who would not win a single primary. Scott Walker, Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio et al are not laughing. Everyone but Trump has been eliminated from a first ballot win, effective April 9, 2016.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-21 11:28:28   Reply   Private Reply


#62: nolu chan    To: buckeroo (#52)

These do-nothings that vote don't care about your opinion.

I would say they, and I, do not care about your opinion, but you steadfastly refrain from expressing anything as your opinion, assuming you even have an opinion.

nolu chan posted on 2016-04-21 11:32:19   Reply   Private Reply


#63: tomder55    To: nolu chan (#51)

The electoral college is fair. The Constitution created a union of States (Art. 7), not a union of individuals.

The electoral college represents the States who are the members of the Union.

of course it is fair . But I hear whiners complaining about it all the time . They use the same argument that Trump supporters use. 'The "people" are being disenfranchised by arcane rules '. It is nonsense of course ;just like Trump's whining about the rules of the delegate selection process is nonsense '.

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#64: nolu chan    To: tomder55 (#63)

They use the same argument that Trump supporters use. 'The "people" are being disenfranchised by arcane rules '. It is nonsense of course; just like Trump's whining about the rules of the delegate selection process is nonsense '.

The electoral college is reflective of the fact that the USA is a union of states, and the people only exercise their sovereign power while acting as a political community, a state. The individual has no constitutional right to cast a popular vote for President, and none were cast in the early elections.

However, if a state choose to hold a popular vote, the process must be fair.

The GOP delegate selection process is governed by the GOP. It is not a public affair, it is a private affair. The GOP may make rules which are unfair. If they make rules that are unfair, they may be properly criticized for their unfair rules, and the people may vote with their feet. Donald Trump has observed unfair rules that disenfranchise voters to the benefit of the party elite, and has lit a blowtorch under the ass of Reince Priebus and the RNC.

Reince Priebus, the RNC, and anyone who defends the unfair rules will lose the public relations battle. Donald Trump has used this to bury Ted Cruz.

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