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Originally posted by Gunnyart View PostTerm limits are a lazy fix. If Vermont thinks a socialist is a good idea they will keep sending him to Washington. Why should I be deprived of being represented by strict constitutionalist based on an arbitrary time frame. We have the vote. Make your case and and exercise it. That is your term limit.
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Originally posted by LWC View PostDo you even research any of this "stuff" or just make it up as you go?
A quick google search will show you a dozen or more links showing Cruz is definitely in favor of term limits.
With his calls to “drain the swamp,” President Trump has cast his election victory as a rebuke against career politicians. Now two Texas Republican leaders suggest that the timing is right to impose term limits on members of Congress.
Last month, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, proposed a constitutional amendment with U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., that would limit members of Congress to serving a maximum of three terms in the House and two in the Senate.
Originally posted by AZST_bowhunter View PostWhat do you consider to long? He's only been in one term...
It's not that most people are dumb or incapable. We're just all caught up into mob mentality and tribalism or whatever, and we're not actually thinking critically very often.Last edited by Shane; 07-31-2018, 10:42 AM.
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No question, conservatives in TX should not fall asleep at the wheel and get out there to vote.
With that said, I think Beto is more hype than anything. Although TX is still a red state, the press in our urban areas is largely blue.
I remember when Wendy Davis was running for Governor and the press hyped it to be a close race. She ended up receiving less than 40% of the vote and over 50% of women didn't even vote for her. Hopefully that's going to be the case for Beto.
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Originally posted by boy wonder View PostI only see O'Rourke as benefiting, but anyone who makes their mind up on a candidate by a political debate shouldn't be voting. And, Ted wipes the floor with Robert!
Debates are useful for people who haven't made up their minds yet but are going to vote.
And for those of you who say Ted isn't worried, haven't been reading his weekly emails. Robert O'Rourke has out raised him on funding.
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Originally posted by jer_james View PostTrump seemed to do a great job of painting a pretty negative picture of Cruz ...
I will vote for Cruz, I did in the presidential primary but my opinion of him dropped way down after the election.
Not from anything Trump said but because of what a bad looser he was.
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Originally posted by Buff View PostI will vote for Cruz, I did in the presidential primary but my opinion of him dropped way down after the election.
Not from anything Trump said but because of what a bad looser he was.
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Originally posted by LWC View PostI thought Cruz held his tongue pretty well considering what was coming from the other side. He definitely did not stoop to the level of his opponent.Last edited by jerp; 08-02-2018, 03:00 PM.
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Originally posted by jerp View PostTrue. I'm not sure I could forgive/forget my opponent attaching the word "lying" to my name whenever he mentioned me, (while giving no examples of lies) much less if he said my father was involved in a presidential assassination or publicly denigrated my wife's appearance. To his credit, Cruz has gotten on board with Trump's agenda in the areas he thinks it's best for the country..
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