News: Ted Cruz For President of US 2016 - Page 3

theo.

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Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Saw this posted on a thread outside of ATRL and all Hell broke lose in the comments between blue voters and red:

They're transparent as all hell.

LuLuDrops

Daydream

I thought this was "Taio Cruz".

FAME.

Ew. **** no. The fact that he is a latino Republican is reason enough

LuLuDrops

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Originally posted by FAME.

Ew. **** no. The fact that he is a latino Republican is reason enough

That's the group he'll try to appeal to most, mine

We'll see through him though

rbautz

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Originally posted by Adonis

Yep Scott Walker. The problem for Scott is that the economy is WI has not been good. They've been ranked in the lower quarter of the country in job creation under his watch. Hilary is probably just waiting to expose him.

I think Scott Walker is who Republicans will chose and then he will lose. Jeb really is probably the best shot they have at winning if there is any shot at all.

Bill Clinton being in office was the last time many people felt like the country is going in the right direction. He still has a 60% approval rating and he's been out of office for so long. That's hard to shake off particularly among older voters who experienced it. Older voters are the most reliable voting block. They will do anything to get Bill Clinton back into the white house even elect Hilary. If Republicans can't carry older voters, they are toast. The other problem for Republicans is they can't redefine Hilary Clinton to anyone because people have known her for 2 decades now. They may get some mileage out of stories about her. However, the Clinton perception will be hard to shake off. That is my prediction.

If I were a extreme Republican I would support a moderate candidate, like Bush because I would know an extreme candidate can't win but a moderate can be guided by some radical advisers, the same it was by his brother.

PS
Hey this Scott Walker guy, at least he can sing like no other one.

BoyOnBoy Wonder

If I have to start seeing campaign commercial for this ****tard...

DILF $

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Originally posted by Citrus

This is like that time when Sia went #1 on Billboard. It's impressive until you look at the numbers.

Chucko

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Originally posted by Adonis

Yep Scott Walker. The problem for Scott is that the economy is WI has not been good. They've been ranked in the lower quarter of the country in job creation under his watch. Hilary is probably just waiting to expose him.

I think Scott Walker is who Republicans will chose and then he will lose. Jeb really is probably the best shot they have at winning if there is any shot at all.

Bill Clinton being in office was the last time many people felt like the country is going in the right direction. He still has a 60% approval rating and he's been out of office for so long. That's hard to shake off particularly among older voters who experienced it. Older voters are the most reliable voting block. They will do anything to get Bill Clinton back into the white house even elect Hilary. If Republicans can't carry older voters, they are toast. The other problem for Republicans is they can't redefine Hilary Clinton to anyone because people have known her for 2 decades now. They may get some mileage out of stories about her. However, the Clinton perception will be hard to shake off. That is my prediction.

All ex-Presidents approval ratings go up after they leave office, look at W's he is right there with Bill. Does that mean people want him back in the WH? I am guessing no.

Hillary's problem is exactly what you said isn't her problem, she is the same Hillary everyone knows from 20 years ago, the same Hillary that let Bill walk all over her so she could further her own political career. Why women support her I can't fathom. She attacked Monica calling her a narcissistic loony toon when Bill was the narcissistic loony toon turning the Oval office in to the Oral Office. She paid the women on her own staff less than the men then slams republicans with this fake war on women all the while she is sucking up millions of dollars at her foundation from Middle Eastern countries that treat their women horribly. Everything Hillary has done has been for Hillary.

Put all that aside and just look at her personality, she has little charisma she is not a good public speaker and will have no one to test her until the presidential debates. I might not like Jeb as my first pick but he is not someone you want to debate unprepared he is a very well-spoken and intelligent man.

As for the democrats they would be better served to find someone willing to work with a republican congress otherwise we will just have 4 more years of gridlock if they win. Hillary might even be that person and I am sure that has Obama freaking out.

Adonis

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Originally posted by Chucko

All ex-Presidents approval ratings go up after they leave office, look at W's he is right there with Bill. Does that mean people want him back in the WH? I am guessing no.

Hillary's problem is exactly what you said isn't her problem, she is the same Hillary everyone knows from 20 years ago, the same Hillary that let Bill walk all over her so she could further her own political career. Why women support her I can't fathom. She attacked Monica calling her a narcissistic loony toon when Bill was the narcissistic loony toon turning the Oval office in to the Oral Office. She paid the women on her own staff less than the men then slams republicans with this fake war on women all the while she is sucking up millions of dollars at her foundation from Middle Eastern countries that treat their women horribly. Everything Hillary has done has been for Hillary.

Put all that aside and just look at her personality, she has little charisma she is not a good public speaker and will have no one to test her until the presidential debates. I might not like Jeb as my first pick but he is not someone you want to debate unprepared he is a very well-spoken and intelligent man.

As for the democrats they would be better served to find someone willing to work with a republican congress otherwise we will just have 4 more years of gridlock if they win. Hillary might even be that person and I am sure that has Obama freaking out.

Bill Clinton left office with a high approval rating. It was 73% in 1999. 68% when he left. Lets contrast that with the 20% Bush had when he left office.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Publi...f_Bill_Clinton

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/bushs-fi...ng-22-percent/

The last Bush's approval rating in 2014 was around 50% where as Clintons is in the mid 60s. Thats double digits. Its not the same thing. The difference is way outside of the error margins. Plus if people relitigate both Clintons and Bushs lasting impressions youll see the numbers heading back to where they were when they left office. As people begin to evaluate his brother W's ratings will come down again.

Making fun of the fact hilary was cheated on by her husband may not go over well with many women voters. Clinton's scandal did not work out so well for Republicans the first time. I suspect it wont if they bring it up again. Republicans should tread lightly as marriages have their ups and downs and the clinton machine can spin it into a story about standing by her man...the definition of a loser is doing the samething twice and expecting a different result as we've learned with W.

Many people lost their retirement when The Bush economy crashed. Bill Clinton on the other hand had people feeling good about the economy and rest assured he will be campaigning for and with Hilary and he has the talents she doesnt. He is a credible voice because he has direct access to the white house and he's considered a successful president by the general public. Again thats powerful...having a two for one...especially after the irresponsible excesses of the Bush years and the gridlock of the Obama years Clinton will look like a god send.

Butters

http://www.tedcruz.com

Omfg

Ichinaru19

Isn't he the guy who pretty much said Freedom won't survive unless we deny gays theirs? Its funny how people like him doesn't realize they literally damage the Republican image so much and by him running he is actually giving a positive push for Democrats

KIII

.:Allen:.

Well he won't win so...

Chucko

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Originally posted by Adonis

Bill Clinton left office with a high approval rating. It was 73% in 1999. 68% when he left. Lets contrast that with the 20% Bush had when he left office.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Publi...f_Bill_Clinton

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/bushs-fi...ng-22-percent/

The last Bush's approval rating in 2014 was around 50% where as Clintons is in the mid 60s. Thats double digits. Its not the same thing. The difference is way outside of the error margins. Plus if people relitigate both Clintons and Bushs lasting impressions youll see the numbers heading back to where they were when they left office. As people begin to evaluate his brother W's ratings will come down again.

Making fun of the fact hilary was cheated on by her husband may not go over well with many women voters. Clinton's scandal did not work out so well for Republicans the first time. I suspect it wont if they bring it up again. Republicans should tread lightly as marriages have their ups and downs and the clinton machine can spin it into a story about standing by her man...the definition of a loser is doing the samething twice and expecting a different result as we've learned with W.

Many people lost their retirement when The Bush economy crashed. Bill Clinton on the other hand had people feeling good about the economy and rest assured he will be campaigning for and with Hilary and he has the talents she doesnt. He is a credible voice because he has direct access to the white house and he's considered a successful president by the general public. Again thats powerful...having a two for one...especially after the irresponsible excesses of the Bush years and the gridlock of the Obama years Clinton will look like a god send.

Yet I think almost every state, including Arkansas, they rallied at in 2014 lost to republicans, so how powerful is that Clinton machine again? Obviously the republicans are going to attack her on women issues if she attacks them on women issues. She will lose that argument on the Clinton Foundation donations alone. They don't need to drag Monica into it, Monica already did that by popping up out of the blue awhile back, it's not just one thing, it's all the little things added together that the Clinton's get away with that are dragging her favorable rating is below 50% right now.

Hillary: Hufffpost favorable rating tracking 233 polls from 30 pollsters

People remember the good times? When the republicans took control of congress in '95 I sure do remember that. Bill worked with Newt even though they practically hated each other. I don't think the same climate exists today.

His gallop poll approval ratings 1993 - 23%, 1994 - 46%, 1995 - 47% Republicans take control of senate and house, 1996 - 54%, 1997 - 58%, 1998 - 64%... So Bill with zero control of congress is gaining quite a bit here I wonder why?

I think you can agree that whoever wins needs to work with congress to get things rolling again.

LuLuDrops

His family is now on Obamacare

He said his wife needed insurance.