Rush is doing all but endorsing Ted Cruz on the show today.
Friday, March 11, 2016
Ted's a dominionist, so now we know what's the matter with Kansas (24 delegates)
And Idaho (20 delegates).
So lying Ted Cruz has been misrepresenting himself as a Southern Baptist when he's really a Pentecostal
And a pretty kooky Pentecostal at that:
While Ted Cruz proudly proclaims he is an Evangelical Christian, his campaign takes pains to hide the truth that Cruz and his pastor father, Rafael Cruz are Pentecostal Christians, a fact further hidden by having Ted and Heidi Cruz’s belong to the congregation of First Baptist Church, a Southern Baptist church in Houston, as their home church. ...
Rafael Cruz is a pastor with Purifying Fire International Ministry, although in January 2014, as Ted Cruz was preparing his presidential swing, Rafael Cruz scrapped the group’s website after various blogs began identifying the ministry as rooted in “a radical Christian ideology known as Dominionism or Christian Reconstructionism.”
Dominionism calls on anointed Christian leaders to take over government to make the laws of the nation in accordance with Biblical laws. Rafael Cruz, at the Pastor Larry Huch’s New Beginnings mega-church in Bedford Texas, outside Dallas, on Aug. 26, 2012, in a Dominionist sermon proclaimed his son, Ted Cruz, to be the “anointed one,” a Dominionist Messiah who would bring God’s law to reign.
Some people could sincerely mistake Ted Cruz for having followers who salute him like a Hitler, too
Video here, where they're really "laying on hands".
Ted Cruz' dog whistle to the left/liberal consensus, insinuates Trump supporters give him the "Sieg, Heil!"
A new low for Cruz.
From the transcript of the Miami debate last night, here:
CRUZ: ... You know, at Donald's rallies recently, he's taken to asking people in the crowd to raise their hand and pledge their support to him.
Now, I got to say to me, I think that's exactly backwards. This is a job interview. We are here pledging our support to you, not the other way around.
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Trump is smart to ask Republicans to embrace the new voters he's bringing in to the process
He opened the debate with that sentiment, and closed it the same way.
I hope the Republican Establishment is listening.
Trump made a good point about delegates
Getting half, 1,237, to get the nomination is entirely arbitrary.
The primary/caucus system is messy, inconsistent and hardly a level playing field in some respects.
Trump's dim view of gridlock isn't encouraging
Gridlock is built in: It's called the separation of powers.
Ted Cruz is a disgusting liar about Trump rally pledges
Trump doesn't ask people to pledge "to him" but "to vote for him" at the primary.
CNN's asking softball Cuba questions to help boost Rubio
Rubio has the right attitude toward Cuba.
The Miami audience ate it up.
So Ted Cruz is for boots on the ground in Syria against ISIS, too
So the only one of the four who hasn't been for this is Donald Trump, but now he says he will send them in.
Very disappointing.
Previously he was for letting the Russians carry the load.
Ted Cruz is a doctrinaire free-trader who won't punish trade malefactors
He has no solution for the mercantilist war on America waged by China et alia. Meanwhile America will continue to bleed jobs.
John Kasich is in the black in Ohio because he gets an extra $2.5 billion a year in Medicaid from the feds
Because he signed up for Medicaid expansion under Obamacare, contrary to what his legislature wanted.
John Kasich just said he wants to legalize people here illegally
This is unfair to everyone who came here legally, people who obeyed our law.
Trump is right. They have to go.
Cruz has momentum? He needs 61% of remaining delegates, up from 59% on Monday
Trump needs 54% of remaining delegates, unchanged from Monday (the difference is a rounding error).
Cruz' momentum has slowed by 3.4%.
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