EPTOn July 21 2016 11:50 GGTeMpLaR wrote:
Typical attack ad
It's going to go real bad for Cruz when Trump actually wins
Typical attack ad
It's going to go real bad for Cruz when Trump actually wins
So Cruz is in the clear then.
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So Cruz is in the clear then. | ||
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Na even if Trump loses Cruz has shown everyone he's a snake Trump generously offered him a spot to speak at his convention and he used it to selfishly promote division because it wasn't him they elected | ||
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On July 21 2016 11:53 GGTeMpLaR wrote: Na even if Trump loses Cruz has shown everyone he's a snake Trump generously offered him a spot to speak at his convention and he used it to selfishly promote division because it wasn't him they elected This is why I like having Trump supporters in this thread. Trump went out of his way to try and get Cruz, knew he wasn't going to endorse, and saw the speech beforehand. But it was Trump's generosity. After all the things Trump has said about people, I loved seeing it stuck to him in primetime. Nevermind Cruz did well enough in the primary to earn his own speaking slot. His supporters almost put his name in nomination. Trump couldn't not offer. oh, and Trump/Manafort were ready with the boos. 10/10 generosity. | ||
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On July 21 2016 11:58 Introvert wrote: This is why I like having Trump supporters in this thread. Trump went out of his way to try and get Cruz, knew he wasn't going to endorse, and saw the speech beforehand. But it was Trump's generosity. After all the things Trump has said about people, I loved seeing it stuck to him in primetime. Nevermind Cruz did well enough in the primary to earn his own speaking slot. His supporters almost put his name in nomination. Trump couldn't not offer. oh, and Trump was ready with the boos. 10/10 generosity. By all means he passively aggressively used Trump's offer to stab him in the back for his own personal agenda | ||
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On July 21 2016 12:03 GGTeMpLaR wrote: By all means he passively aggressively used Trump's offer to stab him in the back for his own personal agenda tit for tat. And I find it amusing that "vote your conscience" is a problem for Trump supporters. You should just take the Gingrich approach. | ||
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On July 21 2016 12:03 GGTeMpLaR wrote: By all means he passively aggressively used Trump's offer to stab him in the back for his own personal agenda That's Ted Cruz's career in a nutshell. That's why everyone in Congress hates him and and why his constituents love him. | ||
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On July 21 2016 12:04 Introvert wrote: tit for tat. And I find it amusing that "vote your conscience" is a problem for Trump supporters. You should just take the Gingrich approach. It's not tit for tat No one has a problem with 'vote your conscience' it's laughably dishonest to say anyone found that problematic without taking into account the context in any case, | ||
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I certainly did not predict Trump four years ago. | ||
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On July 21 2016 12:07 GGTeMpLaR wrote: It's not tit for tat No one has a problem with 'vote your conscience' it's laughably dishonest to say anyone found that problematic without taking into account the context in any case, https://twitter.com/RichardGrenell/status/755956629737275392 A bet Cruz is willing to take. I hope it's the right one, because this Republican party is a disgrace. | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
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On July 21 2016 12:05 acker wrote: That's Ted Cruz's career in a nutshell. That's why everyone in Congress hates him and and why his constituents love him. Who are his constituents anyways? Why would anyone love someone who makes a career out of passively aggressively backstabbing people (let alone his other faults like being a biblical social conservative) | ||
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On July 21 2016 12:07 acker wrote: I don't know what the Republican Party will look like in four years. It's possible that Cruz's actions might earn him some favor next election cycle. I certainly did not predict Trump four years ago. A democrat would never ever vote for Cruz, they would for Trump. | ||
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On July 21 2016 12:08 Introvert wrote: A bet Cruz is willing to take. I hope it's the right one, because this Republican party is a disgrace. I hope not, because Cruz is a major contributing factor to Trump's rise in power. On July 21 2016 12:09 GGTeMpLaR wrote: Who are his constituents anyways? Why would anyone love someone who makes a career out of passively aggressively backstabbing people (let alone his other faults like being a biblical social conservative) His constituents are people in Texas who believe that the federal government is not conservative enough and that the Republican leadership is too weak to stand up to Obama. | ||
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On July 21 2016 12:08 Introvert wrote: A bet Cruz is willing to take. I hope it's the right one, because this Republican party is a disgrace. Is Cruz actually your idea of a good candidate? He is the literal representation of tea party values in the republican party He's part of the problem | ||
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