Thread: Feds Burning Cows ALIVE, Torching Homes, Imprisoning Ranchers!

Ted Cruz is not fighting for you or for us. He's an Establishment's Boy with Outsider Talk. And when you think about it, of course that's what he is. He clerked for a federal court, he worked in the federal government for the GW Bush administration, he worked for a law firm that specialized in outside counsel for branches of the federal government, he worked in the Solicitor General's Office under Rick Perry and ran for the Senate in an off-election year where only 632,000 people voted for him in a run-off race out of 27 million Texans to get the Republican nomination. He voted for and advocated with his good buddy Paul Ryan for the TPA for TPP. He supported legalization for illegal aliens so long as they could never have citizenship creating a class of second class permanent residents with no right to vote, ever. He introduced bills to increase H1B visas by 500%, and double green cards from 675,000 per year to 1.3 million.

Ted Cruz is less of an "outsider" than Jeb Bush who has never worked for the federal government. Ted Cruz has worked for the federal government in one capacity or another for most of his career and the rest was spent working for Rick Perry. In fact, Ted Cruz has been part of the federal government far longer than Marco Rubio. He is the Establishment. All his talk about fighting for the Constitution? That's bunk. He wants to change the Constitution, not fight for it.

And here, he tells the protesters in Oregon to "stand down". The federal government is burning the land, buildings, farms, cattle, for no reason at all except to kill the grass, the cattle and the people. Why would any politician support such a thing against these ranchers? It's outrageous behavior by the federal government.

Ted Cruz, it's time for you to "stand down" and withdraw your shameful self from the Republican primary race.

Iowa Trump Supporters! Do whatever you can to be sure you're registered Republican and get to the Caucases on Feb 1. According to the wiki, you can register at the Caucus, but I'd register before then just to be safe. I think all the rats, skunks and reptiles will be out in full force on Iowa Caucus Day, so I wouldn't take any chances of being turned away.