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EXCLUSIVE–INSIDE TED CRUZ’S CAMPAIGN HQ: HOW TEXAS FIREBRAND PLANS TO WIN BY BREAKING ALL THE RULES
Breitbart ^
| 4/6/2015
| Matt Boyle
Posted on 04/06/2015 12:05:37 PM PDT by gwgn02
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To: Georgia Girl 2
The greatest trick the left has ever played is to convince the world that America doesnt share our values,..... America remains a fundamentally center-right country with Judeo-Christian values. And these are common sense principles that America was built upon".....TED CRUZ
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04/06/2015 8:31:29 PM PDT
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caww
To: Ancesthntr
I wish Walker would draw up a plan on how other Governors can rid their states of the oppression of the unions.
And .. between some of the real leaders we have, there needs to be a way to rid OUR GOVERNMENT FROM THE GRIP OF THE DEMOCRAT RUN UNIONS.
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04/06/2015 9:27:44 PM PDT
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CyberAnt
("The hour has arrived to gather the Harvest")
To: gwgn02
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04/07/2015 3:25:57 AM PDT
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onyx
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To: gwgn02
He can win if he breaks rules like:
* hiring PR people who are closet Democrats, which McCain did
* not arguing in the debate, not calling them out on false assumptions or lies, because you don’t want to seem combating
* letting moderators come from the far left
* listening to far left media to moderate, which lessens the difference between the two sides, so why bother voting Democrat?
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04/07/2015 5:13:58 AM PDT
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tbw2
To: pierrem15
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04/07/2015 8:14:05 AM PDT
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gwgn02
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