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To: AmericanVictory; All
So once again we see that the matter is a political hot potato in which there will be no effort to decide the merits.

That's the whole point.

On its merits, Ted Cruz is not eligible to be the President of the United states.

However, there is no judge - especially at the state level - who is going to overturn the apple cart and rule ineligible a leading presidential candidate, well into the primaries, and who has been a sitting Senator. This decision is political more than anything else.

28 posted on 03/31/2016 12:42:31 PM PDT by Yashcheritsiy (You can't have a constitution without a country to go with it)
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To: Yashcheritsiy

It really is irrelevant what SCOTUS says. No one believes them anyway. They will throw it back to the lower courts unless there are a majority of courts that rule him ineligible.

Can anyone tell us how many courts have ruled Cruz ineligible?


29 posted on 03/31/2016 12:53:13 PM PDT by EQAndyBuzz (United we stand, divided we fall. I think the establishment has divided us enough.)
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To: Yashcheritsiy

Bingo! (Although I think it’s arguable whether or not Cruz is eligible on the merits.)

I really wish my fellow Trumsters would just drop this issue. It’s is not going anywhere, is a distraction, and makes us look like nutjobs. IT IS NOT HELPING!

It’s also a non-issue. No way Cruz becomes the nominee. He can’t get to the required number of delegates by vote, and the nominee from a brokered convention will be some GOPe puke.

PS After that, a lot of us will simply never vote for a GOPe puke again!


34 posted on 03/31/2016 12:56:04 PM PDT by piytar (http://www.truthrevolt.org/videos/bill-whittle-number-one-bullete)
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