Posted on 02/12/2016 8:16:30 AM PST by pookie18
Looks like you stumbled over the mountain of DJT and will be hitting bottom around early 2017. You can keep the rest of them (Cruz included), I sure think they all suck and are not worth the effort to fight over. Too bad people let the MSN once again pick the Republican candidate - you’d think by now the electorate would have caught on.
Push come to shove, I’d rather support anyone who is not a socialist in sheep’s clothing displaying tyrannical qualities.
Miss marmelstein WE all need to just stay off of these anti Trump threads let them argue amongst themselves!!!!
Excellent comment on the contents of the posted article! /s
“A sucker born every minute..”
Indeed.....Ted’s announcement speech, where he asks you to use your ‘imagination’ and gives ZERO details.
What did the Candidates say about immigration, trade, terrorism, education, 2nd amendment, education in their announcement speeches?
http://freerepublic.com/focus/news/3396178/posts
and for the same reasons
On June 17, 2014, the Southern District Court issued an Order granting Plaintiff Tarla Makaeff’s Anti-SLAPP motion against Trump University, LLC (“Trumpâ€), thereby dismissing Trump’s specious $1 million defamation counter-claim against Makaeff. While the victory came more than four years after Trump filed its counterclaim, Makaeff’s case resulted in an important reaffirmation of the applicability of the anti-SLAPP law in federal court. Because Makeaff’s statements arose from protected activity and Trump could not show a probability of prevailing on its defamation claim, the court granted Makaeff’s anti-SLAPP motion. The California Anti-SLAPP Project, a leader in protecting First Amendment Rights, published a thorough article discussing Makaeff’s Anti-SLAPP motion, which can be found by visiting their website here.
The Crying Coward got his feelings hurt and sicced his lawyers on someone that said bad things about the Mouth. The Court slapped his sorry asp back to Manhattan and told him to quite whining about his N.Y. size case of Butthurt.
But, but we others lose the supreme enjoyment ... of watching Trumpeters cringe, shrivel, and collapse in a quaking heap of jello in same dark corner they crawled out from.
I stay off most of them - after all, they now comprise 75% of threads here!
Who isn’t in it for himself?
Also on February 21, 2014, the Southern District Court issued an Order denying Donald J. Trump’s motion to dismiss Plaintiff Art Cohen’s RICO complaint against Trump asserting violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (“RICO Statuteâ€), 18 U.S.C. § 1962(c).
Well said, Mom MD!
I still have some standards...unfortunately ;-)
When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.
You have not experienced life until you have had to meet a payroll of thousands of people.
Politicians including Cruz simply do not understand what it is like to experience all the regulations they create in a payroll. Cruz is clueless in this matter. Trump has done it for decades for tens of thousands of employees and that says an awful lot about the man’s character.
Give me a break. Trump has been disbursing the money he raised. Kelly has been relegated to the dust bin. Your spin is weak.
Serious question; what has Canada boy done that’s so great?
Research him
Alumni, roommates, law clerks, former staffers in the George W. Bush campaign and White House (and the president himself), members of Congress and others who have known Cruz  lots and lots of people  consider him socially awkward, nasty, dishonest
httpest, a blatant apple-polisher and all-around creepy guy. You can write off a few of these critics as jealous of his success, or liberal antagonists, but all of them? There is something badly amiss here. Cruz, who so obviously lacks emotional intelligence, cannot recognize it, but those closest to him surely must see that something is awry...
Ted Cruz the senator: Heard but not seen
The Texas Republican seriously lags most of his colleagues in attending hearings and casting votes.
Ted Cruz came to Washington two-and-a-half years ago pledging to be the anti-senator. But he’s been more like the no-show senator.
The Texas Republican seriously lags most of his colleagues in attending hearings and casting votes in what has been a Senate career long on rhetoric and short on Senate business.
He’s skipped the vast majority of Armed Services Committee hearings, is below-average in attendance on his other major committees and ranks 97th during the first three months of this year in showing up for roll call votes on the Senate floor. ... -Read more: Ted Cruz the senator: Heard but not seen
AND he wants to cut our senior’s Social Security
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