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He was also one of the 5 candidates who flew to meet with the Koch brothers with their hands out. I don't trust Cruz to bring change. He has been in office for a decent amount of time and hasn't done enough. He said McConnell lied, but then when asked to confirm, he kind of dodged the question instead of saying, I said he lied and he did lie, which is one of the reasons why nothing has changed even though Republicans won two elections in a row.
Ok, I stayed up to watch the repeat of the Kelly show, and I have to disagree with your assessment of Cruz. She tried like the dickens to pin him down about deporting the children of illegals, however he is correct that it will take a series of steps to achieve that goal.
Cruz has risked his political career actually following through on what he ran on, and I admire him for that.
I can't believe how gullible some people are to believe trump can actually do even a tenth of what he says he is going to do. He talks fluff and people buy it because he tells them with every speech how "smart" and rich he is.
Moot? Hardly. The truth hurts. Anybody who is impressed with Trump, is more delusional than the bunch who thought Dubya would make a fine president...twice.
This man gives press conference, and he sounds pathetic.
You voted for Obama and you have the nerve to use the word "delusional?"
^^^^I guess the left is getting scared. The polls so far have been proven that RaymondChandlerlives is clearly wrong as far as the polls show up to date!
Sorry, laughing at your joke candidates =/= being scared of them. That goes for Palin, Bachmann, Cruz, and the "You're fired" guy.
Trump created a monster with his anti-Mexican rhetoric; right-wingers have taken delusion to insane levels.
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If Trump manages to do 1/10 of what he says he will do, that would be 100x more than what Obama did for us, which is absolutely nothing. In fact, we have been in reverse for the last 8 years.
Your concept of "reverse" clearly differs from the rest of the world. If you want to see a nation in reverse, please refer to the years 2001-2009.
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Originally Posted by HappyRider
The hows of doing something is often trivial. The more difficult decision is the will do it. Once you decide that illegals must leave then reapply like everybody else, there are think tanks that will tell you how to do it. Faced with a lifetime of living “in the shadows” and the prospect of legal status, I am not sure families won’t take Trump up on his offer.
Not even close to being trivial. Closer to all-important. Trump's immigration plan isn't remotely feasible.
I do like how he navigates around the reporters questions. You can tell the reporters are looking for dirt, or a slip up of some sort but he just breezes through them.
He decides when the question is answered, not the reporters. It's interesting.
Dude getting fired up wasn't doing anyone any favors.
Idk honestly, I'm in that camp that believes its not like things are gonna be any worse if he becomes president. I find that a lot of people say that he will ruin things, but what isn't ruined already? Should be a good show if he really shows his plans in the next month or so. That will be what makes or breaks him.
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