[exDemMom]

Once upon a time, I was mostly indifferent to Trump vs. Cruz. Sure, I leaned a little more towards Trump because of his real-world experience, but I would have accepted Cruz. Cruz's campaign convinced me. His campaign was all about him. Cruz was the "principled conservative" (no definition of what that means, though), whose win was so important that he was willing to lie and cheat to get it. That disconnect between lying and cheating and being principled turned me against Cruz. His slogan--"TRUSTED"--shows him to be no different than shady salesmen who profess their honesty and integrity in smooth oily voices while convincing you to spend hundreds of dollars on worthless junk.

Trump, on the other hand, has never made his campaign about him. His slogan, "Make America Great Again," places himself as an ally in giving us the country we have been telling our deaf politicians for decades that we want. For example, when we, the people, became alarmed and started demanding action about high levels of immigration, the politicians' response was to open the floodgates and try to push amnesty! So Trump made a comprehensive immigration policy part of his platform. We're working together on the Trump Train to fix the problems and bring vision and greatness back to America!

[newfreep]

Cruz was the "principled conservative"

Lyin' Ted has always been a phony "convenient conservative" whenever it suited him to gain power.

From pushing "pathway amnesty" to partnering with Heidi's NO BORDERS North American Union plan to benefit her Goldman-Sachs masters.