Ted Cruz is in the race...

[Guest]

I am glad to see Ted enter the Presidential race. What a patriot!

I just hope we can all get behind Ted and take back this country, before it's too late.

If Trump announces soon, we might have a chance at 2016!

[Guest]

FactChecking Ted Cruz (http://www.factcheck.org/2015/03/factchecking-ted-cruz/#.VRC7EtI_G94.twitter)


Ted Cruz fact checks his speech to make sure there are no facts in there. So far he has been successful.

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Has anyone seen Ted's birth certificate? Donald Trump seems concerned.

[Guest]

Has anyone seen Ted's birth certificate? Donald Trump seems concerned.

Not a problem as precedent has been set. None needed.

[Guest]

I am glad to see Ted enter the Presidential race. What a patriot!

I just hope we can all get behind Ted and take back this country, before it's too late.

If Trump announces soon, we might have a chance at 2016!

Wow, that post is REALLY a LuLu!

[Guest]

Not a problem as precedent has been set. None needed.
You're right. George Romney who was born in Mexico went through the birther routine.

[Guest]

I am glad to see Ted enter the Presidential race. What a patriot!

I just hope we can all get behind Ted and take back this country, before it's too late.

If Trump announces soon, we might have a chance at 2016!

:22yikes: :a20: :a20: :a20: :a20: :22yikes:

[Guest]

You're right. George Romney who was born in Mexico went through the birther routine.

Right behind Obama.

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It is harmful to the qualified candidates when someone with no chance of winning like Cruz muddies the water. Also, if gives the impression to most voters that no one in the Republican Party is guiding the best person into the limelight. Cruz may be a hero to some in the party on the extreme right, but is not well thought of by the sensible republican voter.

[Guest]

Has anyone seen Ted's birth certificate? Donald Trump seems concerned.

Did the Donald's investigators ever get back from Hawaii? He assured us that they would stay until they found something, and they've never been heard from again.

[Guest]

There are no sure things in politics and this is especially true with 20 month to go but Ted Cruz is off to an early start with strong tea party support. He is the most outspoken opponent of ACA with a strong stand on immigration. He is certainly the most independent of the GOP candidates which may play well with independents. Yet his position is firmly planted in mainstream of GOP voters on nearly all issues. He is a strong campaigner who has great appeal to Hispanics. Post election have confirmed that his belief that a strong GOP conservative is essential. Cruz despite what others believe can reach across party lines to disillusioned voters, He has a strong legal background and well versed in constitutional law and has a wife with an impressive resume'.

Liberals and RINO's will play him down but this is a guy with determination and moxie.

I welcome him to the mix because the more diverse the filed the better choices for us all.

Clearly his opening remarks touched on what is on voters minds. Do I believe he can accomplish all he imagines...no but he can run circles around Hillary

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It is harmful to the qualified candidates when someone with no chance of winning like Cruz muddies the water. Also, if gives the impression to most voters that no one in the Republican Party is guiding the best person into the limelight. Cruz may be a hero to some in the party on the extreme right, but is not well thought of by the sensible republican voter.

As per usual one is entitled to their opinion or how they personally see an issue.

However, using the thought process above, who was guiding which of the small army of democratic candidates running during the 2005, 2006, 2007 (seemed like forever) presidential campaign?

[Guest]

Guess this means the Tea Party's other favorite( another nut job), Bachman will be your vp choice. Wackos United. Bring it on!

[Guest]

Guess this means the Tea Party's other favorite( another nut job), Bachman will be your vp choice. Wackos United. Bring it on!

Oncagain avoing the question asked. Changing the subject as usual. Being derogatory and disrespectful of other than your position.
A shameful representative for your party.
Do you have an emergency bracelet or identification on your person that states to be treated by a democrat only?

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Oncagain avoing the question asked. Changing the subject as usual. Being derogatory and disrespectful of other than your position.
A shameful representative for your party.
Do you have an emergency bracelet or identification on your person that states to be treated by a democrat only?

Kidding right? When has your beloved tea party been respectful of any position than theirs? Your party behaves as spoiled children. And Cruz is the biggest baby of all.

[Guest]

It is harmful to the qualified candidates when someone with no chance of winning like Cruz muddies the water. Also, if gives the impression to most voters that no one in the Republican Party is guiding the best person into the limelight. Cruz may be a hero to some in the party on the extreme right, but is not well thought of by the sensible republican voter.

Just out of curiosity ... since you deem Cruz to be "extreme right" does that mean you would then logically describe Elizabeth Warren as "extreme left?"

[Guest]

And just in case you hadn't guessed, I have zero respect for the Tea Party. I believe they represent the very worst in this country!

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http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2015/03/24/ted-cruz-health-insurance-obamacare/7038***4/


This is too amusing. It seems that Senator Ted Cruz will soon be signing up for, wait for it, Obamacare. The family is losing their health care plan when his wife takes a leave of absence, so he is electing to choose Obamacare.

What a hypocrite. He doesn't mind taking health insurance away from 19 million Americans, but when he loses his insurance, he goes right for Obamacare. Let him go out and purchase insurance just like he wants the rest of America to do.

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http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2015/03/24/ted-cruz-health-insurance-obamacare/7038***4/


This is too amusing. It seems that Senator Ted Cruz will soon be signing up for, wait for it, Obamacare. The family is losing their health care plan when his wife takes a leave of absence, so he is electing to choose Obamacare.

What a hypocrite. He doesn't mind taking health insurance away from 19 million Americans, but when he loses his insurance, he goes right for Obamacare. Let him go out and purchase insurance just like he wants the rest of America to do.


Sorry, my link does not work, but anyone wanting to read the article can go to The Des Moines Register | DesMoinesRegister.com (http://www.desmoinesregister.com) and find it right on the front page.

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http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2015/03/24/ted-cruz-health-insurance-obamacare/7038***4/


This is too amusing. It seems that Senator Ted Cruz will soon be signing up for, wait for it, Obamacare. The family is losing their health care plan when his wife takes a leave of absence, so he is electing to choose Obamacare.

What a hypocrite. He doesn't mind taking health insurance away from 19 million Americans, but when he loses his insurance, he goes right for Obamacare. Let him go out and purchase insurance just like he wants the rest of America to do.

I thought members of congress were exempt from Obamacare maintainin their present program? Perhaps this story needs a fact check?

[Guest]

http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2015/03/24/ted-cruz-health-insurance-obamacare/7038***4/


This is too amusing. It seems that Senator Ted Cruz will soon be signing up for, wait for it, Obamacare. The family is losing their health care plan when his wife takes a leave of absence, so he is electing to choose Obamacare.

What a hypocrite. He doesn't mind taking health insurance away from 19 million Americans, but when he loses his insurance, he goes right for Obamacare. Let him go out and purchase insurance just like he wants the rest of America to do.

Dear guest: In all due respect you come across as a "The View"groupie. Please do us all a favor and let go of the histronics. Your better than that

Personal Best Regards:

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Dear guest: In all due respect you come across as a "The View"groupie. Please do us all a favor and let go of the histronics. Your better than that

Personal Best Regards:

Painful isn't it? Senator Ted Cruz signing up for Obamacare...lights, camera, action.

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Kidding right? When has your beloved tea party been respectful of any position than theirs? Your party behaves as spoiled children. And Cruz is the biggest baby of all.

I get so :censored: tired of correcting your wrong conclusions or totally incorrect assumptions.
Just for the record which never seems to matter to you....I am not a member of the tea party. I know that diappoints you because it is oh so much easier when one fits one of your bash categories.

Can you not comprehend that just because one is entitled to be not in agreement with your position or opinion. We are also entitled to not be badgered and called names when something does not match up to your personal or your part's ideologies.
Your continual :censored: twisting of the subject to suit your purpose has more than worn itself out.

Do you behave this way in the company of others in your party? I would seriously doubt it.

Do you talk to a person's face the way you do in anonymity? Also extremely doubtful.

Converse. Disagree. Even dislike another's position. Nobody id trying to convert or change your position. So how about you doing the same. This BS is long past being entertaining.

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I posted on #11 making reference to the Tea Party support and what came back were only derogatory remarks about the Tea Party.

I find many liberals act in total disregard of people's feelings and often go for the juggler in an effort to totally destroy a person over inconsequential faux pas. What i do not find are many conservatives piling on liberals but rather defending their right to disagree.

As to my #11 post I neglected to stay that because Obama has taken a hard left creating a widow maker perhaps this country needs a candidate to go hard right before we can all meet in the middle again?


Personal Best Regards:

[Guest]

Just out of curiosity ... since you deem Cruz to be "extreme right" does that mean you would then logically describe Elizabeth Warren as "extreme left?"
Yes

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http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2015/03/24/ted-cruz-health-insurance-obamacare/7038***4/


This is too amusing. It seems that Senator Ted Cruz will soon be signing up for, wait for it, Obamacare. The family is losing their health care plan when his wife takes a leave of absence, so he is electing to choose Obamacare.

What a hypocrite. He doesn't mind taking health insurance away from 19 million Americans, but when he loses his insurance, he goes right for Obamacare. Let him go out and purchase insurance just like he wants the rest of America to do.



Unbelievable. Yesterday he's on stage saying when I'm elected President, I will repeal every word of Obamacare, and all the while he is thinking 'where do I sign'?

He's like the old lady at the tea party rally with her tri-corner hat and her misspelled sign yelling 'keep the governments hands off of my Medicare'.

[Guest]

Just out of curiosity ... since you deem Cruz to be "extreme right" does that mean you would then logically describe Elizabeth Warren as "extreme left?"


The difference is Ted Cruz is running for president. Elizabeth Warren is a senator from one of the most progressive states in the country, and she's not running for president.

[Guest]

Unbelievable. Yesterday he's on stage saying when I'm elected President, I will repeal every word of Obamacare, and all the while he is thinking 'where do I sign'?

He's like the old lady at the tea party rally with her tri-corner hat and her misspelled sign yelling 'keep the governments hands off of my Medicare'.

:blahblahblah:

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:blahblahblah:

The best tea party retort I've ever seen. Absolutely demonstrative of the intelligence of its members!

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Millions of people won't have health care if Ted Cruz gets his way, but Cruz won't be one of them. Obamacare allowed Cruz's wife to quit her job, which is so startling since Cruz singlehandedly shut down the government for 13 days last year, just to end Obamacare.

[Guest]

The best tea party retort I've ever seen. Absolutely demonstrative of the intelligence of its members!

:popcorn:

[Guest]

Sorry, my link does not work, but anyone wanting to read the article can go to The Des Moines Register | DesMoinesRegister.com (http://www.desmoinesregister.com) and find it right on the front page.

Did you actually read the article that you linked? Halfway through it states this -

"Cruz, as an employee of the government, will use the exchange to choose his employer-provided insurance. Iowa U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley pushed through an amendment on the Affordable Care Act that requires members of Congress to obtain their coverage via the exchanges. Congress pays most of the premium. But Cruz won't be getting any extra benefit under the Affordable Care Act that a member of Congress wouldn't have gotten before the ACA became law."

Doesn't sound to me like he has a choice, unless I am reading it wrong??

[Guest]

Did you actually read the article that you linked? Halfway through it states this -

"Cruz, as an employee of the government, will use the exchange to choose his employer-provided insurance. Iowa U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley pushed through an amendment on the Affordable Care Act that requires members of Congress to obtain their coverage via the exchanges. Congress pays most of the premium. But Cruz won't be getting any extra benefit under the Affordable Care Act that a member of Congress wouldn't have gotten before the ACA became law."

Doesn't sound to me like he has a choice, unless I am reading it wrong??

Sounds like a another positive authentication of a another negative slam.

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And just in case you hadn't guessed, I have zero respect for the Tea Party. I believe they represent the very worst in this country!

In case you haven't guessed it by now, no one cares what you think because you proven yourself via numerous posts to be a deranged racist wacko

[Guest]

In case you haven't guessed it by now, no one cares what you think because you proven yourself via numerous posts to be a deranged racist wacko

:boom:

[Guest]

Did you know that Ted Cruz got into Princeton and Harvard on the Affirmative Action Program - the same on that Pres. Obama used?

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Did you actually read the article that you linked? Halfway through it states this -

"Cruz, as an employee of the government, will use the exchange to choose his employer-provided insurance. Iowa U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley pushed through an amendment on the Affordable Care Act that requires members of Congress to obtain their coverage via the exchanges. Congress pays most of the premium. But Cruz won't be getting any extra benefit under the Affordable Care Act that a member of Congress wouldn't have gotten before the ACA became law."

Doesn't sound to me like he has a choice, unless I am reading it wrong??


Seems kind of strange that he wasn't required to choose the ACA yesterday, but all of a sudden today he is required to choose the ACA for his healthcare.

The Ted Cruz that I know would say I'll go without healthcare before I'll join that piece of garbage. Too bad we have to wait almost a year to vote for this guy in the Florida primary.

[Guest]

The difference is Ted Cruz is running for president. Elizabeth Warren is a senator from one of the most progressive states in the country, and she's not running for president.

Does that mean you recognize she is extreme left but would prefer not to be that open about describing her accurately ?

[Guest]

Did you know that Ted Cruz got into Princeton and Harvard on the Affirmative Action Program - the same on that Pres. Obama used?

Did you know that Prof. Alan Dershowitz, Harvard Law faculty, said Ted Cruz was the brightest student he's ever taught ?

[Guest]

Does that mean you recognize she is extreme left but would prefer not to be that open about describing her accurately ?


I'm saying that Elizabeth Warren is extreme left, but what would you expect the senior senator from Massachusetts would be? After all, she now holds Teddy Kennedy's old seat.

Warren will make a great Secretary of the Treasury for President Hillary Clinton, or OMB director. She will have some cabinet position if she wants it, unless she thinks she can do more in the senate.

[Guest]

What does that have to do with Cruz getting into Princeton and Harvard on the Affirmative Action Program?

[Guest]

EVERY Democrat is hoping and praying that Cruz is his Party's nominee.

[Guest]

EVERY Democrat is hoping and praying that Cruz is his Party's nominee.

By the will of Allah, let it be so

[Guest]

The Wall Street Journal considers Ted Cruz a dream come true for Hillary Clinton.

[Guest]

Unfortunately, Republicans are not stupid enough to have Canada Cruz as their candidate - but wait, they did have Wailin' Palin as their VP candidate in 2008.

Well, maybe they are that stupid!

[Guest]

All the pundits are saying Cruz gave a CLASSIC JFK and FDR speech. Funny how the message no longer resonates with the left. They want more and more FREE stuff and they shouldn't have to work for it. It's just not fair! <sniffling, crying>

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A lot of posts with several that seem to represent the same poster.....in counterpoint....Hmmmnnnn!

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A lot of posts with several that seem to represent the same poster.....in counterpoint....Hmmmnnnn!

or popular opinion?

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Ted Cruz Wants You To Believe He's Legally Required To Sign Up For Obamacare. He's Not. | ThinkProgress (http://thinkprogress.org/election/2015/03/25/3638697/ted-cruz-wants-believe-hes-legally-required-sign-obamacare-hes-totally-wrong/)


Pertaining to the discussion on here yesterday regarding Ted Cruz signing up for Obamacare: Ted Cruz wants everyone to believe that he is legally required to sign up for Obamacare. He is not. He is signing up for Obamacare by choice.

So what happens to the Cruz family when Senator Ted Cruz has his way and totally repeals every page of Obamacare? He'll be in the same boat as the other 19 million who will lose their healthcare.

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Ted Cruz Wants You To Believe He's Legally Required To Sign Up For Obamacare. He's Not. | ThinkProgress (http://thinkprogress.org/election/2015/03/25/3638697/ted-cruz-wants-believe-hes-legally-required-sign-obamacare-hes-totally-wrong/)


Pertaining to the discussion on here yesterday regarding Ted Cruz signing up for Obamacare: Ted Cruz wants everyone to believe that he is legally required to sign up for Obamacare. He is not. He is signing up for Obamacare by choice.

So what happens to the Cruz family when Senator Ted Cruz has his way and totally repeals every page of Obamacare? He'll be in the same boat as the other 19 million who will lose their healthcare.

I hope you are not inferring that anybody is suggesting doing away anybody's health care. The realistic result is 19 million will continue health care. It will just be provided differently.
Of course this does not suit the purpose of trying to make it sound like he is pulling the rug on 19 million people....does it?

[Guest]

Just out of curiosity ... since you deem Cruz to be "extreme right" does that mean you would then logically describe Elizabeth Warren as "extreme left?"

Yes Mam I would. Let's us not go down the road of mistakes by throwing our support at someone not capable of wining. I would vote for Hillary before Ted Cruz. Our party has several qualified members, but Ted Cruz, really?
:doh:

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Every loyal Republican should appeal to Cruz to stop before he does more damage to the GOP. If he continues with this silly bid for president, I must believe he is a hard left liberal in disguise.

[Guest]

Vote for Trump and The Chump!!:jester:

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I hope you are not inferring that anybody is suggesting doing away anybody's health care. The realistic result is 19 million will continue health care. It will just be provided differently.
Of course this does not suit the purpose of trying to make it sound like he is pulling the rug on 19 million people....does it?



This is the first time I've heard that republicans have a replacement plan for Obamacare. Can you expand on how this health care will be differently provided?

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Did you actually read the article that you linked? Halfway through it states this -

"Cruz, as an employee of the government, will use the exchange to choose his employer-provided insurance. Iowa U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley pushed through an amendment on the Affordable Care Act that requires members of Congress to obtain their coverage via the exchanges. Congress pays most of the premium. But Cruz won't be getting any extra benefit under the Affordable Care Act that a member of Congress wouldn't have gotten before the ACA became law."

Doesn't sound to me like he has a choice, unless I am reading it wrong??

It is NOT factually correct that he (or any other member of Congress / Staff are "required" to purchase health insurance through the ACA. They can purchase it anywhere or through any source they so choose. However if they do not use the ACA exchange, they forfeit the government's contribution to premium cost.


"The Affordable Care Act does not compel members of Congress to enroll in DC’s health care exchange; it simply cuts off the government contribution to their insurance plans if they buy their policies elsewhere. “The final rule extends a Government contribution towards health benefits plans for Members of Congress and designated congressional staff so long as the health benefits plans are purchased via the appropriate SHOP as determined by the Director,” a summary of the final rule says. “Nothing in the final rule or the law prevents a Member of Congress or designated congressional staff from declining a Government contribution for him or herself by choosing a different option for their health insurance coverage.”

In other words, Cruz “could purchase coverage in the outside market but would get no subsidy from the FEHBP program,” Tim Jost clarified for ThinkProgress, referring to the acronym for the federal health care program. “It seems like the primary other option he would have is to take advantage of COBRA through his wife, though he’d be forgoing the employer contribution. He could also buy non-group coverage,” Larry Levitt, Senior Vice President at the Kaiser Family Foundation, said. Cruz could also potentially purchased insurance through his presidential campaign’s presumptive health care insurance. In those instances, however, he would have had to give up his employer’s contribution and likely pay more for insurance than he is now being charged under Obamacare."


Source for above quote:

Ted Cruz Wants You To Believe He's Legally Required To Sign Up For Obamacare. He's Not. | ThinkProgress (http://thinkprogress.org/election/2015/03/25/3638697/ted-cruz-wants-believe-hes-legally-required-sign-obamacare-hes-totally-wrong/)

[Guest]

This is the first time I've heard that republicans have a replacement plan for Obamacare. Can you expand on how this health care will be differently provided?

That is not what I said:swear:

[Guest]

I hope you are not inferring that anybody is suggesting doing away anybody's health care. The realistic result is 19 million will continue health care. It will just be provided differently.
Of course this does not suit the purpose of trying to make it sound like he is pulling the rug on 19 million people....does it?

This is the first time I've heard that republicans have a replacement plan for Obamacare. Can you expand on how this health care will be differently provided?

That is not what I said:swear:


Again, here is what you said. Please explain "The realistic result is 19 million will continue health care. It will just be provided differently".

[Guest]

Every loyal Republican should appeal to Cruz to stop before he does more damage to the GOP. If he continues with this silly bid for president, I must believe he is a hard left liberal in disguise.


And every loyal democrat should vote for Cruz in the primary. Just hope that he can hold on until he gets to Florida, and dems could put him over the top and on his way to being the nominee.

Be advised that FL has a closed primary, but it is very easy to switch parties for this one event. Print out a form on-line, sign it, and mail it in. Easy.

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This is the first time I've heard that republicans have a replacement plan for Obamacare. Can you expand on how this health care will be differently provided?

Goodness... simply type what you're looking for in your browser's window in plain english. It could NOT be easier to obtain information. How lazy can one get!

House GOP unveils replacement plan, if ObamaCare goes down | TheHill (http://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/234401-house-gop-unveils-plan-if-court-strikes-down-obamacare)

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Goodness... simply type what you're looking for in your browser's window in plain english. It could NOT be easier to obtain information. How lazy can one get!

House GOP unveils replacement plan, if ObamaCare goes down | TheHill (http://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/234401-house-gop-unveils-plan-if-court-strikes-down-obamacare)

This plan only outlines a replacement if the Supreme Court strikes down the subsidies in certain states. What Ted Cruz said in his speech was he would repeal the entire law page by page. Where is the replacement bill for the entire ACA.

[Guest]

This plan only outlines a replacement if the Supreme Court strikes down the subsidies in certain states. What Ted Cruz said in his speech was he would repeal the entire law page by page. Where is the replacement bill for the entire ACA.

:Screen_of_Death:

"Three top Republicans are pushing an alternative to ObamaCare that would scrap the law’s mandates while keeping the tax credits that help low-income people buy private insurance coverage."

GOP unveils new ObamaCare alternative | TheHill (http://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/231812-republicans-unveil-new-obamacare-alternative-with-tax-credits-for-poor)

[Guest]

Guess this means the Tea Party's other favorite( another nut job), Bachman will be your vp choice. Wackos United. Bring it on!






But God spoke to Bachmann personally, and told her to run for POTUS.

Actually, Cruz also said God spoke to him and told him he was meant to be President.

WOW !!!!!!!!!! God spoke to both of them - who woulda thunk it???

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And every loyal democrat should vote for Cruz in the primary. Just hope that he can hold on until he gets to Florida, and dems could put him over the top and on his way to being the nominee.

Be advised that FL has a closed primary, but it is very easy to switch parties for this one event. Print out a form on-line, sign it, and mail it in. Easy.

That is exactly right. Let's all do it.

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But God spoke to Bachmann personally, and told her to run for POTUS.

Actually, Cruz also said God spoke to him and told him he was meant to be President.

WOW !!!!!!!!!! God spoke to both of them - who woulda thunk it???

That is not as bad as thinking one is god like the encumbent does.

[Guest]

And just in case you hadn't guessed, I have zero respect for the Tea Party. I believe they represent the very worst in this country!

Folks, this is what typical liberals think of mainstream Americans.

[Guest]

Folks, this is what typical liberals think of mainstream Americans.

No, the Tea Party is NOT "mainstream America". They are the right wing nut cases. If you Google it, you will find that the political leanings of the vast majority of Americans is just slightly right of center.

It does not take too much to take that voter to slightly left of center into Democratic territory.

[Guest]

Millions of people won't have health care if Ted Cruz gets his way, but Cruz won't be one of them. Obamacare allowed Cruz's wife to quit her job, which is so startling since Cruz singlehandedly shut down the government for 13 days last year, just to end Obamacare.

Only a liberal would think obumblercare causing the loss of millions of jobs is a good thing. Do you realize that Senator Cruz has government health insurance that allows his wife to be covered on his plan? Why in the world would they choose an overpriced ACA plan?!

[Guest]

Only a liberal would think obumblercare causing the loss of millions of jobs is a good thing. Do you realize that Senator Cruz has government health insurance that allows his wife to be covered on his plan? Why in the world would they choose an overpriced ACA plan?!

Because that is the choice for members of congress, no more government health insurance plan for them.

It's amazing that with the loss of millions of jobs, the unemployment rate has dropped to 5% from 10%, where it was when President Obama was sworn in back in 2009.

[Guest]

This is the first time I've heard that republicans have a replacement plan for Obamacare. Can you expand on how this health care will be differently provided?

The biggest difference will be "if you like your health insurance, you can keep your health insurance." The next biggest difference will be "if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor."

[Guest]

Goodness... simply type what you're looking for in your browser's window in plain english. It could NOT be easier to obtain information. How lazy can one get!

House GOP unveils replacement plan, if ObamaCare goes down | TheHill (http://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/234401-house-gop-unveils-plan-if-court-strikes-down-obamacare)

You're dealing with a democrat. They expect someone else to do the work.

[Guest]

Because that is the choice for members of congress, no more government health insurance plan for them.

It's amazing that with the loss of millions of jobs, the unemployment rate has dropped to 5% from 10%, where it was when President Obama was sworn in back in 2009.

Yep. Another liar using statistics...

[Guest]

Yep. Another liar using statistics...

You know the old addage:

figures don't lie but liars figure!

Statistics and polls and surveys can be manipulated/twisted to make any case or any outcome needed.

[Guest]

You know the old addage:

figures don't lie but liars figure!

Statistics and polls and surveys can be manipulated/twisted to make any case or any outcome needed.


So the Bureau of Labor Statistics is 'manipulating/twisting the numbers? The same agency that has reported the jobs numbers since these numbers were recorded. Isn't there some congressional oversight for such chicanery?

[Guest]

So the Bureau of Labor Statistics is 'manipulating/twisting the numbers? The same agency that has reported the jobs numbers since these numbers were recorded. Isn't there some congressional oversight for such chicanery?

Not with this administration.

[Guest]

So the Bureau of Labor Statistics is 'manipulating/twisting the numbers? The same agency that has reported the jobs numbers since these numbers were recorded. Isn't there some congressional oversight for such chicanery?

Not with this administration.



So you are saying that this administration controls all the congressional oversight committees? Doesn't the GOP control both the house and senate?

[Guest]

You know the old addage:

figures don't lie but liars figure!

Statistics and polls and surveys can be manipulated/twisted to make any case or any outcome needed.

So the Bureau of Labor Statistics is 'manipulating/twisting the numbers? The same agency that has reported the jobs numbers since these numbers were recorded. Isn't there some congressional oversight for such chicanery?

Once again you re-state to make your point. However that was not the point of the post.
At some point it is no longer of any value continuing to try to correct anymore.
That does create two problems for me.
One it allows the re-stated, incorrect inundo/conclusion to go unchallenged and possibly beieved by some uninformed participant.
Secondly it could be viewed as a win by the continual got it wrong again antagonist.

[Guest]

Once again you re-state to make your point. However that was not the point of the post.
At some point it is no longer of any value continuing to try to correct anymore.
That does create two problems for me.
One it allows the re-stated, incorrect inundo/conclusion to go unchallenged and possibly beieved by some uninformed participant.
Secondly it could be viewed as a win by the continual got it wrong again antagonist.

Yes, I know there are some incorrectly spelled words that CAN be misconstrued to be mis-spelled, but then again that is not the point of the post is it?

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Yes, I know there are some incorrectly spelled words that CAN be misconstrued to be mis-spelled, but then again that is not the point of the post is it?

Nor does it affect the point.