Ted Cruz comments

TLK Valentine · May 23, 2015

cow451 said:
Contrary to Conservativen paranoid fantasy, the "liberal press" doesn't "anoint" the GOP candidate. Otherwise there would be no talk of a "Bush dynasty".

Yes, but if Conservatives don't blame the "liberal press" for their own choice of candidate, they'd have to accept the responsibility when he loses.

Unthinkable!

Queller · May 24, 2015

NightHawkeye said:
He wants questions relevant to his potential voters.

I would think that all adults over 18 in America are his potential voters. Does he (and you) actually think that there are enough right wing Republicans to elect him to President without appealing to some of the Independents and Democrats?

NightHawkeye · May 24, 2015

Queller said:
I would think that all adults over 18 in America are his potential voters. Does he (and you) actually think that there are enough right wing Republicans to elect him to President without appealing to some of the Independents and Democrats?

Ted Cruz seemed pretty clear in pointing out that the questions he was responding to, perhaps most important to extremist MSNBC "journalists", were not questions he considered relevant.

Queller · May 24, 2015

NightHawkeye said:
Ted Cruz seemed pretty clear in pointing out that the questions he was responding to, perhaps most important to extremist MSNBC "journalists", were not questions he considered relevant.

You're almost as impressive at not answering questions as is Cruz.

NightHawkeye · May 24, 2015

Queller said:
You're almost as impressive at not answering questions as is Cruz.

It's not that so much as simply not accepting the premise of your question.

Queller · May 24, 2015

NightHawkeye said:
It's not that so much as simply not accepting the premise of your question.

What premise of my question do you refuse to accept?

TLK Valentine · May 25, 2015

Queller said:
I would think that all adults over 18 in America are his potential voters.

The Right's working on that... gotta prevent that "voter fraud," don't you know...

Does he (and you) actually think that there are enough right wing Republicans to elect him to President without appealing to some of the Independents and Democrats?

See above.

TLK Valentine · May 25, 2015

NightHawkeye said:
Ted Cruz seemed pretty clear in pointing out that the questions he was responding to, perhaps most important to extremist MSNBC "journalists", were not questions he considered relevant.

Then there are a lot of "potential voters" he doesn't consider relevant. Color me shocked.

NightHawkeye · May 25, 2015

Queller said:
What premise of my question do you refuse to accept?

TLK Valentine said:
Then there are a lot of "potential voters" he doesn't consider relevant. Color me shocked.

Yes, every candidate who takes a stand on any matter of substance realizes that there are some voters who are never going to support him.

TLK Valentine · May 25, 2015

NightHawkeye said:
Yes, every candidate who takes a stand on any matter of substance realizes that there are some voters who are never going to support him.

Cruz as well.

Queller · May 25, 2015

NightHawkeye said:
Yes, every candidate who takes a stand on any matter of substance realizes that there are some voters who are never going to support him.

The fact that some people are never going to support him has nothing to do with the premise of my question. In case you have forgotten, this is my question;

Does he (and you) actually think that there are enough right wing Republicans to elect him to President without appealing to some of the Independents and Democrats?

NightHawkeye · May 25, 2015

Queller said:
The fact that some people are never going to support him has nothing to do with the premise of my question. In case you have forgotten, this is my question;

Does he (and you) actually think that there are enough right wing Republicans to elect him to President without appealing to some of the Independents and Democrats?

Noting that similar things were said about Ronald Reagan.

Queller · May 25, 2015

NightHawkeye said:
Noting that similar things were said about Ronald Reagan.

Noting that Reagan won with the support of Reagan Democrats who were disappointed in Carter. Think many Democrats are so disappointed with Obama that they will vote for Cruz?

Noting also that Ted Cruz does not have the widespread appeal that Reagan had especially during Reagan's second election.

Noting also that Reagan would not be nominated by today's Republican party, he would be seen as too moderate.

Noting also that you still have not answered the question

. It really isn't very hard. Here it is again.

Does he (and you) actually think that there are enough right wing Republicans to elect him to President without appealing to some of the Independents and Democrats?

TLK Valentine · May 26, 2015

Queller said:
Does he (and you) actually think that there are enough right wing Republicans to elect him to President without appealing to some of the Independents and Democrats?

Mitt "47%" Romney did. Witness the result.

Ted Cruz comments

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