Originally Posted by Guest

Obama's father was an African socialist and not legally married to Obama's mother, and that didn't hurt his election to the position. Why would Cruz's father make any difference? I don't plan on voting for him anyway, but I am sure that after all the to-do about Obama's qualification, most of us are tired of arguing over it and do not wish to readdress it again with someone else.

Yes, we do.

The thread is about Cruz - not Obama.

Originally Posted by Guest

Yes, we do.

The thread is about Cruz - not Obama.

Who cares???

I don't care. I never planned to vote for Cruz. I would suggest to those that do plan to vote for him, that they may be throwing their vote away. Reason: If the libtards decide to sue him in reference to his citizenship and win, then the GOP will be without a nominated candidate to run in the general election. Rubio is moving up and has more experience than Cruz. Some have said that Rubio is too young. What is young? Cruz is one year older and has way less experience. Kennedy was the youngest elected president, in his thirties. Rubio is what, 44? One year younger than Cruz. Vote for Rubio and no matter who the Dems get to represent them in the general, he will beat them.

Cruz? Rubio? That's a big negatory, good buddy.

Neither of them would get tha all-important Hispanic vote. No, Hispanics are not the same as Cubans. The Hispanics (Mexicans, Central Americans, and South Americans) do not get along with Cubans mainly based on the USA immigration policies.

Rubio and Cruz also want to greatly reduce welfare for Hispanics. That doesn't jibe with getting their votes.

Cruz' religious views are grossly different than most Cubans and Hispanics. Their priests in Catholic churches in Hispanic communities are preaching the ways of Democrat candidates - and the Pope leans left, also. There are a lot more Hispanic voters than the white Evangelicals who are for Cruz.

Finally, look at demographics of the large cities of the high electoral vote states. The large cities are where the largest voting blocs are that swing the balance of the electoral votes for that particular state. It is NOT the areas of the old white men but of the young, the blacks, the poor, the single mothers, and the gay communities. This is the very large voting bloc that will choose our next President - and it ain't Cruz, Rubio, Bush, Carson, or Trump! It is Hillary!!