Sorry that was supposed to say “unsubstantiated quote from the NYT.”
As for the CFR document, no where in there does it say that Heidi Cruz co-authored it. She served on the committee dealing with North America with specifics on trade. So, again, you’re judging based on association and with no clear evidence of Mrs. Cruz’s feelings one way or the other. She very well may have supported the document whole-heartedly. She might also, however, have been very vocal in opposition to the open borders parts of the report. We don’t know!
I think this is a good time to point out that you’ve turned from discounting Cruz’s conservative record on immigration to discussing his wife’s influence. Cruz is a proven Constitutional conservative with a proven record of arguing against government over-reach. Do you really believe that the man who argued against President Bush in the Supreme Court (after working on his 2000 campaign no less) is going to let his wife engage in the kind of extra-governmental nonsense that Mrs. Obama has been up to?
Not at all, what's going on here is that you are not longer disputing Cruz's position on mass legalization. It's not the same thing.
Cruz is a proven Constitutional conservative with a proven record of arguing against government over-reach.
His support for TPPA so now Obama will only need a simple majority to get his crap pashed, as well as his position in immigration, would argue that he isn't as pure as you claim!
As for the CFR document, no where in there does it say that Heidi Cruz co-authored it. Her name is on it at the very bottom!
She might also, however, have been very vocal in opposition to the open borders parts of the report. We don’t know!
Why be a member of globalist organizations, making money with entities determined to see through a north American EU, and sign your name to documents that are-- even in their most moderate incarnation-- entirely destructive to this country? And when her leftist professor vouches that she wouldn't be "in those kinds of circles" if not for Ted, how is that not evidence of anything? Why is it that Ted Cruz himself still supports legalization of aliens in this country?
Not at all, what's going on here is that you are not longer disputing Cruz's position on mass legalization. It's not the same thing.
Cruz is a proven Constitutional conservative with a proven record of arguing against government over-reach.
His support for TPPA so now Obama will only need a simple majority to get his crap pashed, as well as his position in immigration, would argue that he isn't as pure as you claim!
As for the CFR document, no where in there does it say that Heidi Cruz co-authored it. .
Her name is on it at the very bottom!
She might also, however, have been very vocal in opposition to the open borders parts of the report. We don’t know!
Why be a member of globalist organizations, making money with entities determined to see through a north American EU, and sign your name to documents that are-- even in their most moderate incarnation-- entirely destructive to this country? And when her leftist professor vouches that she wouldn't be "in those kinds of circles" if not for Ted, how is that not evidence of anything? Why is it that Ted Cruz himself still supports legalization of aliens in this country?