Posted on 04/01/2015 1:24:04 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
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He is the only one running who can take the left and the homostapo on and deliver a clear message .
Carson has to get real and leave.
Ted Cruz was always top tier. It has taken the so-called media this long to have this driven home, right in the solar plexus.
Yeah, Carson is a smart enough guy but he just doesn’t have what it takes for politics.
imagine a real conservative that will FIGHT and has the intellect to back up his beliefs!
“imagine a real conservative that will FIGHT and has the intellect to back up his beliefs!”
Nice, we don’t need to imagine, we have the real thing in TED CRUZ
oh yeah!
:)
He can’t win! Didn’t you hear me? He can’t win!!! I’m melting! Meeeeelting!!!!!
Ben Carson - Surgeon General..
Yep!!
Remember this is PPP a leftist polling center...
This means Cruz is doing far better than they’re attributing even here....his donations are a great indication of the groundswell of support that’s spreading across the country.
Add to Carson, in no particular order:
Huckabee
Christie
Paul
Perry
Once those guys leave, it is Walker, Bush, Cruz and Rubio. I'd be happy with any combination that left Bush as merely an ex-Governor and the son and brother of Presidents.
I could easily live with Walker/Cruz, though I crave Cruz as President like I craved Reagan - and for the same reasons. Walker has something that Cruz doesn't, which is executive experience in the government. It isn't fatal, of course, not in the primaries or the general election (esp. against either Cankles or Fauxcahontas, as neither of them has any, either). However, after the Obama years, people will, I believe, want someone with actual executive experience vs. merely being a Senator...though Cruz the Senator is leagues above Obama the "present" Senator, both in time,quality of experience and leadership.
But, anyway, this was really great news - people that can't win nationally are losing ground or are so far behind as to be effectively dead, and Cruz is skyrocketing. I gave him money yesterday, and I look forward to giving him more as time passes.
If Rubio and Rand Paul also announce it’s going to make for an interesting set of primaries. I like the prospect of having to choose between Walker, Cruz, Rubio, and Paul, just so long as we don’t redo 2012 and end up with Bush taking down all four of them one at a time. I don’t see that as much of a risk, however, because all four of them are likely to be much stronger than the candidates in the 2012 field who ran opposite Romney.
I see Cruz, Rubio, and Paul as all pulling various groups into the party with their ideas and Walker positioned to draw GOPe votes from Bush, so I suspect Bush will have a much more difficult time than Romney did at taking them each down individually. More likely, as one of the four falters, the remaining ones will gain.
I think anyone else who enters the race will be wasting their time, including Carson, Perry, and Jindahl, although if Walker falters another governor could become a viable candidate (other than Bush, that is.)
Just my two cents....
Why give lightweight media darling Rubio a pass? Paul has a better claim to being a contender than Rubio.
Cruz all the way to the top.
Facebook today was filled with liberals posting mostly two things:
1. How awful it is that Indiana can discriminate against gays.
2. How Ted Cruz will spread that to every state.
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