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    #16
    Still have my Cruz2016 sticker on the back of my truck.

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      #17
      Had another Beto bush beater text me. Third one so far. Called me Trevar. I have no idea whom they thought I was but they didn't like my opinion of Beto or my responses.

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        #18
        Originally posted by shane View Post
        agreed. He was never "unlikeable" on our side until everything "not trump" became the devil. Cruz is one of the very few in washington who is a statesman and actually understands and advocates for the constitutional freedoms we all enjoy and would like to regain more of.

        this

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          #19
          You can’t fix stupid

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            #20
            Originally posted by Shane View Post
            Agreed. He was never "unlikeable" on our side until everything "not Trump" became the devil. Cruz is one of the very few in Washington who is a statesman and actually understands and advocates for the Constitutional freedoms we all enjoy and would like to regain more of.
            Amen Brother

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              #21
              For me it's not a problem of Cruz likeability or is he constitutionally inclined. It's he's been there to long. He is a career politician bought out by special interests. Now it may be interests a gun toting, God fearing person supports, but he's still not going to do anything that jeopardizes his career.
              If you think he is just try to get him to agree to term limits. He won't. None of them will.

              That said he's a better one to put there than O'Rourke for dang sure.

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                #22
                I think people are mistaking the national support for O'Rourke as support for him by Texans. The hype he is getting will definitely get the Cruz voters out and I see O'Rourke finishing somewhere along the lines of that gal with the pink running shoes.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by DRT View Post
                  For me it's not a problem of Cruz likeability or is he constitutionally inclined. It's he's been there to long. He is a career politician bought out by special interests. Now it may be interests a gun toting, God fearing person supports, but he's still not going to do anything that jeopardizes his career.
                  If you think he is just try to get him to agree to term limits. He won't. None of them will.

                  That said he's a better one to put there than O'Rourke for dang sure.

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                  Do 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.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by DRT View Post
                    For me it's not a problem of Cruz likeability or is he constitutionally inclined. It's he's been there to long. He is a career politician bought out by special interests. Now it may be interests a gun toting, God fearing person supports, but he's still not going to do anything that jeopardizes his career.
                    If you think he is just try to get him to agree to term limits. He won't. None of them will.

                    That said he's a better one to put there than O'Rourke for dang sure.

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                    What do you consider to long? He's only been in one term...

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by Gunnyart View Post
                      Jerp, Personally I've never thought Cruz was unlikable. But I get your point.
                      Folks who can't think logically or follow his reasoned arguments think he comes off as arrogant and lawyerly.
                      Not to dredge up old wounds but slanderous crap thrown at him from a certain other presidential candidate did a lot of damage to his stellar reputation even in the minds of people who agree with him on every issue.
                      Ted is a good friend to every freedom loving American and I hope people don't sit out on our side because of nasty politics.
                      He did a lot of damage to himself when he did that speech at the RNC.. Came off as a Never Trumper.. He has slowly gained some respect back, I hope Trump will do some campaigning for him.

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                        #26
                        Beto will probably get more illegal votes than legal votes. Probably a good handful of dead people votes too. Why is that? It's the way democrats operate.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by AZST_bowhunter View Post
                          What do you consider to long? He's only been in one term...


                          lol


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                            #28
                            Originally posted by DRT View Post
                            For me it's not a problem of Cruz likeability or is he constitutionally inclined. It's he's been there to long. He is a career politician bought out by special interests. Now it may be interests a gun toting, God fearing person supports, but he's still not going to do anything that jeopardizes his career.
                            If you think he is just try to get him to agree to term limits. He won't. None of them will.

                            That said he's a better one to put there than O'Rourke for dang sure.

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                            Term 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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                              #29
                              Originally posted by Gunnyart View Post
                              Term 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.


                              Very true. Yet here we are.


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                                #30
                                Originally posted by gigem95 View Post
                                Very true. Yet here we are.


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                                Yup. I hate to admit that it may be necessary as our electorate becomes less and less motivated to vote for the right reasons.

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