Potential GOP Front-Runner Cruz Even Genuinely Abrasive, And Not Liked, & By GOP!

[mascale]

Last July, Republican elected officials were finding themselves near the bottom of Republican favorability polls. The Republicans went on to showcase that in the debates. Even now, when it really comes down to voting for an elected Republican to be President--mostly it makes better sense to Republicans, to not vote for one their elected officials. Trump and Carson became the Presidential forerunners.

Now in Iowa, the one elected official with a chance at winning is the one the Republican elected officials dislike the most, Ted Cruz. And the Cruz style has been publically reported! Senator Cruz is actually genuinely abrasive, and most likely--like former Speaker Boehner--when pushing a campaign agenda(?)! Republican elected officials do not create governing appeal or policy. That lack of responsibility in their jobs is now being showcased. They cannot be nominated, even in their own party. They proposed crazy things. Senator Rubio is blatantly in favor of doing a Stallone-famous, Rambo approach to anti-terrorism. He is an elected, Republican Senator. The idea is to send in a commando--one or maybe more. Kill someone. Take a Photo of the deceased. Then get the hell out--especially in the absence of any Wi-Fi--and put the photo on the internet. Blatantly stated: Show the potential Jihadist recruits that the Secular Kamikazes are not winning! Show the potential jihadist recruits that only Stallone is really winning(?)! (And that he actually lives really near to Hollywood, USA(?)! In the link, Cruz actually has no problem with being hated by elected Republican officials, even Boehner(?)! There is some sense to that.

A lot of people just don’t like Ted Cruz. How come that’s okay with him?

People for moment will likely allow for an on-the-job training-requirement as a plausible preference for the White House. The response of elected officials worldwide has been a dis-connect, in basis, even from one another. Outsiders and Nonsensical people have a current opportunity. The Two Front-Runner Democrats are elected officials, not famous for their reliance on simply an "Oppose-Terrorism," single-issue campaign.

Right now, there is a dominant issue. From GOP comes a famously hated Front-Runner, GOP apparent. He is famous for a single-issue. He could be viewed just as likely able to kill off all the people in the U. S. federal government, to start with: And proceed without caution after that(?)! Even worse is that the main GOP front-runner looks more like he has been entirely caught off-guard, without any prepared response to recent events. Then The Third Democrat at least supports an outsider, fresh perspective on the whole thing. Mostly, however, what Democrats now know about Maryland is race riots. Cruz tends to the photo-op outrageous--like others, the front-runners in the Republican Party. Attention getting is wanted Attention is Paid. Bed Wetting can happen(?)!

Mostly, to many at the moment, now: "Kill all the refugees--Everywhere!" likely makes better sense, as a presidential campaign platform for America(?)--except maybe Christians(?)! And then except maybe Mormons(?)! Except they already said that(?)!.

Senator Cruz appears to have no problem with that--easily thinks it a good idea, even now--In the Republican Party. The Front-Runner is thought to think he is good idea, in the Republican Party, just that, and nothing more!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!'
(Lands of Many Nations know famously old lyrics: "Smoke Signal answers, now blowing in the wind--The answers have gone up in smoke(?)! Many now think maybe new strategy better, in next life!)

 

[Pete7469]

Knowing bed wetting moonbats hate Ted Cruz even more than republicrat elites enhances his resume.

 

[mascale]

So it starts to filter in. A bad idea it is, to vote for an elected Republican!

Now there is internet discussion about how it may have been plausible to Trump--to have recalled the Kazillion cheering in New Jersey--so not just mistaking Governor Christie--at the moment of the 9/11 event. In fact, the discussion may soon center on how Fox TV gets their News Fantasies, too!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Smoke for sale, maybe now make better sense: From Lands of Many Nations!)

 

[Stephanie]

who cares what those Rinos in the Republican good old boy club thinks of Cruz.

the only ones he needs to impress is the people VOTING for him. or have you democrats forgot that the party doesn't do it for you, YET? But they've just about gotten there with only ALLOWING you two Candidates to chose from. you think you all would be more upset with that then howling about the Republicans.

but no, you seem fine with it. it's either the 100year old Socialist or the Old gray witch Hillary. man oh man they don't think very much of you in their base.

 

[mascale]

In the poll giving everyone the Iowa Surprise, the poll also lends credibility to the weakness of the Cruz appeal. Not so much negatives are the problem, among Republicans, the poll is about. The main positive is that Senator Cruz far and away outdistance every other candidate on better able to handle foreign affairs. Trump is decidedly ahead on best able to hand Terrorism, 30% polled. Cruz comes in 2nd at 20% polled, likely caucus goers. Most of the likely caucus-goers do not think those are the most important issues however. The economy is issue number one, and Trump outdistances everyone with 49% responding he would do better. Distantly second is Cruz with 18% responding he would do better, but more or less blending in with everyone else running.

Cruz does well on two salient of the less important issues. To Republicans--mostly those are distinctly, unimportant issues. Still, he is number two. Abolishing the IRS was not a poll question. Shutting down the rest of the federal government was not a poll question.

The problem in Iowa for Republicans may even be El Nino(?), and climate change. The California High Sierra ski resorts do not open until after Thanksgiving, except for this year. Famous Mammoth Mountain opened two weeks ago, with 39" on the ground already. There is a snowfall hazardous conditions warning just today. If the storms all move east, and pile it on: If the economy is the issue, Cruz people will stay home--maybe along with everyone else. Old video-tapes of Palestinians cheering the World Trade Towers disaster are not high-button, or even problems with anyone's memory about them(?). Trump may lack certain mental skills to be President--but clearly, he has followers able to discern addled from the rest of the field(?). Even Lincoln could win, only because the Democrats were split.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Tall-Lanky-1864-Prez: Could likely also remember cheering people in New Jersey. Hundreds of thousands were then sent of to the Military Field Hospital tents: When in fact they were simply better off dead.)

 

[mascale]

In the poll giving everyone the Iowa Surprise, the poll also lends credibility to the weakness of the Cruz appeal. Not so much negatives are the problem. Among Republicans, the poll is about. The main positive is that Senator Cruz far and away outdistances every other candidate on better able to handle foreign affairs. Trump is decidedly ahead on best able to hand Terrorism, 30% polled. Cruz comes in 2nd at 20% polled, those likely caucus goers. Most of the likely caucus-goers do not think those are the most important issues however. The economy is issue number one, and Trump outdistances everyone with 49% responding he would do better. Distantly second is Cruz with 18% responding he would do better, but more or less blending in with everyone else running.

Cruz does well on two salient of the less important issues--foreign affairs and terroris. To Republicans--mostly those are distinctly, unimportant issues. Still, he is number two. Abolishing the IRS was not a poll question. Shutting down the rest of the federal government was not a poll question.

The problem in Iowa for Republicans may even be El Nino(?), and climate change. The California High Sierra ski resorts do not open until after Thanksgiving, except for this year. Famous Mammoth Mountain opened two weeks ago, with 39" on the ground already. There is a snowfall hazardous conditions warning just today. If the storms all move east, and pile it on: If the economy is the issue, Cruz people will stay home--maybe along with everyone else. Old video-tapes of Palestinians cheering the World Trade Towers disaster are not high-button, or even problems with anyone's memory about them(?). Trump may lack certain mental skills to be President--but clearly, he has followers able to discern addled from the rest of the field(?). Even Lincoln could win, only because the Democrats were split.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Tall-Lanky-1864-Prez: Could likely also remember cheering people in New Jersey. Hundreds of thousands were then sent of to the Military Field Hospital tents: When in fact they were simply better off dead.)

 

[Papageorgio]

Lol! All these liberals really caring about who the Republican nominee is. Like any of them would vote for the GOP.

 

[mascale]

The Democratic process involves choices among candidates, so care is not always the matter of concern. Surprise and lack of credible policy positions are mostly the concern. Kasich raised the issue himself. Governor Christie found Fantasy Football somewhat a less than compelling matter to address, unlike Bush, brother of Bush, son of Bushes(?)! Cruz tried to use the panelists as an excuse to avoid answering questions in a timely matter.

Cruz succeeded in helping with proving to all the planet that mostly: Even Republicans won't vote for their elected officials!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(In fact Liberal Democrats not too likely to vote Republican in any caucuses!)