Ted Cruz vs Richard Blumenthal on Ghost Guns

 

‘They look like a gun, they shoot like a gun, they kill like a gun’ — Watch Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Sen. Ted Cruz face off during a hearing on ghost guns.

'The Simpsons' Predicted Ted Cruz's Cancún Escape

 

Questions And Answers For 15 June

Question: What do you call a Trump campaign rally? Other than the obvious.
Answer:   A Covid-19 party.

Question: The comment section of a Black Live Matter demonstration article in Japan Today is called?
Answer:    Either a white grievance party or just a whole lot of denial. 

Question: Is there a "miracle" drug for covid-19?
Answer:   Only in the uneducated, science dying  mind of you know who?

Question: How does North Korea act when it feels its being ignored by the world?
Answer:   Like a spoiled petulant child.

Question: Ted Cruz; Is he still relevant?
Answer:   Only when he's being owned on Twitter by Ron Perlman.

The Cruz/ Fiorina For President Campaign Has Ended

In a really desperate move Ted Cruz last week named Carly Fiorina as his Vice Presidential running mate who once ran for the U.S. Senate from California and is remembered for her demon sheep commercial and for running Hewlett Packard into the ground . Unfortunately what followed was a comedy of errors.  First, you name a running mate when you have no chance of ever being the Republican nominee. Then, your running mate falls off the stage while you're giving a speech and instead of helping her up you keep talking.  On Monday he held a campaign rally in Evanston Indiana and the only people to showed up were Donald Trump supporters.   Ted Cruz did get one thing correct when he said "Donald Trump is a serial philanderer , pathological liar and a narcissist."

Mr Cruz's advisers had targeted Indiana as the senator's best hope of halting Mr Trump's march to the nomination.

"We left it all in the field in Indiana, and the voters chose another path," he told supporters in Indiana.

"With a heavy heart, but with boundless optimism for the long term future of our nation, we are suspending our campaign."

The verbal attacks reached a new intensity on Tuesday, as Mr Cruz attacked the billionaire businessman as "totally amoral", "a pathological liar" and "a serial philanderer".

Bill Maher: The 25 Things You Didn't Know About Ted Cruz

After Us Weekly Magazine published their recent article about Hillary Clinton, "25 Things You Don't Know About Me," in the interest of "equal time," Real Time host Bill Maher shared their version of Ted Cruz' article, which Maher said was coming out next week. Some highlights: I spent my entire freshman year of high school stuffed…

New Hampshire Primary For Those Living Outside America

As if one could miss it today the Republican and Democratic parties will hold a primary vote in the state of New Hampshire which is the second step in the nominating process in which the parties will choose their candidate for the general election which takes place on November 4.   What's important to remember is that after New Hampshire there are 48 other primaries and caucuses to follow along with those in Guam, U.S. Virgin islands, District of Columbia  and Puerto Rico.

Why is so much importance placed on New Hampshire? Because of the media which views this a barometer for future primaries as people must actually go to a polling station to cast their vote.  Here's the problem, or one of many problems with that belief.  Mitt Romney won the Republican primary there in 2012 and promptly lost the South Carolina primary to Newt Gingrich.  For the Democrats Hillary Clinton won and failed to win the party's nomination losing to President Obama.  Second it isn't a very good representation of the American electorate as it 98% white.  Finally in the general election New Hampshire has no effect  on the outcome because it only has 4 electoral votes. Once the candidates leave the state they will not return for any type of campaign event.  



 Each party has different requirements in place for choosing their official candidate 

 For the Republicans a candidate needs 1,144 delegates to win the nomination and become the official candidate.

For the Democrats which is a much larger party the process is completely different along with needing a much larger delegate count to become the party's official candidate.  To become the Democratic presidential candidate you need 2,383 delegates.  What's different isn't only the larger number of delegates but the existence of Super Delegates

This list tracks the stated support for given candidates among the approximately 712 unpledged delegates (commonly known as "Superdelegates") who will cast a vote at the 2016 Democratic National Convention, to be held July 25–28 in Philadelphia.^[1] Unpledged delegates represent about a sixth of the overall delegate count (approximately 4,763) and come from several categories of prominent Democratic Party members:

• 20 Distinguished Party Leaders (current and former Presidents, Vice-Presidents, Congressional leaders, and DNC Chairs)
• 20 Democratic governors (including territorial governors and the Mayor of the District of Columbia)
• 47 Democratic members of the United States Senate (including Washington, DC Shadow Senators)
• 193 Democratic members of the United States House of Representatives (including non-voting Delegates)
• [432] Elected members of the Democratic National Committee (including the Chairs and Vice-Chairs of each state's Democratic Party

This Is A Sitting United States Senator

Imagine if this person was campaigning for the highest elected office in your country.  This is U.S. Senator Ted Cruz Republican from Texas and he's hoping to be the next President of the United States.  He should really be fighting to be the leader of some prison gang.

The good senator is selling these posters as you can see for $50.00.