Let me start off here by saying that I did vote for
Ted Cruz in my state’s primary. But I
must say that as the campaign has progressed I’ve second thoughts and
questioning my decision to do so. First,
because I find myself in agreement with Mike Huckabee in that I wish Cruz, and
K-Sick for that matter, were as determined in their effort to go after Hitlery
as they seem to be in going after Trump.
Secondly it was his answer at yesterday’s Fox news’ “America’s Town Hall”
with Ted Cruz to a Hitlery supporter in attendance who asked what his plan was
to run against her.
Cruz answered the question by saying that he would
not get “personal and nasty” with Hitlery, but rather focus on “substance and
the issues.” He said, “I can’t wait to
stand on a debate stage with Hillary Clinton.”
He went on to say, “Because my campaign against her is going to be the
same as my campaign has been on the primary – it’s going to be based on substance
and the issues.” Now I guess my question
regarding Cruz’s strategy would be, does he really think that Hitlery plans on
sticking to the issues? And if he does,
is he really someone we want running for president?
He continued by saying, “In this primary when others
have gotten personal and nasty, I haven’t responded in kind. I’m not gonna do
that with Hillary either, and instead I’m going to focus on substance.” Personally I think Cruz is being a bit
disingenuous when he claims not to have responded in kind. And if this is truly how he plans to run
against Hitlery, then I thinks he’s already lost and therefore has no business
continuing his campaign. If he is to
have any hope of taking the bitch out, then he’s going to be required to get
his hands a little dirty.
In all seriousness, what Cruz is basically telling
us is that he's going to be running a campaign that has its origin in exactly
the same wimpy playbook that we saw utilized when Dole ran for president in
1996, when McCain ran in 2008 and again when Romney ran in 2012. In other words, a campaign that is run on
what is nothing more than a losing strategy.
Romney vowed to stay on the "issues", too. In other words, to let Barry's various, and
quite numerous, illegalities go unchallenged while standing there letting Barry
accuse him of causing cancer patients to die.
It’s become rather frustrating at how Republicans
tend to leave no earth unscorched when it comes to challengers and then turn
around and roll over for the Democrats. It's as almost as if they don't mind
losing if they come in a lucrative second.
Trump will go after Hillary with hammer and tongs. She is a murderess who lied to the families
of four dead men in their coffins. She sold out the U.S. with her greed and
lies. She is a combination of Lucretia Borgia, Eva Peron and Mata Hari all in
one fat, orange package. And yet Cruz’s
plan seem to be to give Hiterly a pass.
This next election will be, without a doubt, the last opportunity provided to the American people to salvage what’s left of their country. Cruz needs to, at least, appear to have the same sense of urgency that at least a majority of Republicans now have regarding their future. And I’ll be honest with you, I’d much rather go down swinging with Trump, than I would being bent over with my cheeks spread with Cruz. And I’m beginning to sense that if Cruz does get the nomination, he’ll simply take us down that same well-traveled road that past Republican candidates have taken us.
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