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To: SoConPubbie
Which leaves the Tea Party lane, which is both relatively large and entirely Cruz's.

I believe that Ted Cruz has a large support segment among social conservatives. I would also not count him out among reasonable libertarians.

Huckabee and Santorum are yester-year's news... tried and failed. Cruz is dynamic and interesting.

48 posted on 02/13/2015 4:56:27 PM PST by Moorings
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To: Moorings

Cruz is the tea party favorite but as others have pointed out he is quite popular with most social conservatives and if Huckabee/Santorum fall out then he will get their votes. His limited government and Federalism are very appealing to the libertarian Republicans and young independents. A lot of Ron Paul voters could like Ted Cruz. And the dirty secret that the GOP-E and the media don’t want anyone to know is that if Cruz got the nomination most of the establishment GOP voters would vote for him as well. 90% of GOP-E voters (and there are lots of them will vote anyone with an (R) especially if the Rats run a real liberal. A lot of Wall Street and Chamber of commerce money may not go to Cruz rather than a RINO but that is separate issue from actual voters.


51 posted on 02/13/2015 5:45:28 PM PST by azcap (Who is John Galt ? www.conservativeshirts.com)
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