Ted Cruz Suspends His Campaign – Now What?

by / on May 4, 2016 at 5:54 pm /
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Phil Jensen

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Limbaugh_Cruz_Reagan_1I’ll let you in on a little secret. Are you listening? Good. Here it is: I’m tired.  Call it Post-Indiana Gloom. A You Have GOT To Be Kidding blue funk. A Hoosier State Primary Upchuck. Specifically, I’m tired of:

–       Lemming-like lock-steppers who are more loyal to a party than they are a constitutional republic
–       Sean Hannity
–       RINOs
–       Mind-numbed Branch Trumpidians chanting “Make American Grate Again” (that’s not typo)
–       A pandering, self-serving serial whiner, flip-flopper, Twitter sleaze merchant, Constitution-impaired Hillary Lite candidate masquerading as a “Republican” – whatever that means. No one seems to know anymore.

So let me save you time. Let’s cut to the chase with the Question Du Juor: Now that the only constitutional conservative in the presidential contest has suspended his race and the GOP front-runner is a flim-flam con man, where does that leave Christian constitutional conservatives?

Rick Kriebel 2016

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Good question. I don’t know about you, but I’m sick to death of having to choose between “the lesser of two evils” in the General Election. Dole. Bush. McCain. Romney.

Been there. Done that. Bought the T-shirt. So if that is the choice this year, I choose to not vote for evil at all. I’ll write in Ted Cruz if I have to. I refuse to be forced to choose between a criminal or a con man. Hillary or Hillary Lite? Not gonna happen.

You do what you want. But “as for me and me house…”

Woodrow Wilcox

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I’m getting my pen ready.

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  • retiredday

    Forget the lesser of two evils. I addressed that problem at http://www.americanclarion.com/2016/03/15/now-get-vote-43825/

    “the only constitutional conservative in the presidential contest” — not true.

    America needs to start thinking outside the box that was made by the Republicans and Democrats. They do not have a monopoly on Constitutional government. To those who are sincere when they claim to be constitutionally conservative, you should be aware that Darrell Castle is the Constitution Party candidate. Find out more at http://www.constitutionparty.com

    If you want your vote to be counted, you would do well to find out which names are approved write-in candidates in your particular State. Only votes for write-in candidates who have already been approved will count. All others will be invalidated. That information is made available to the public on the various state websites.

    Here in California, even though the Constitution Party isn’t officially recognized, the Constitution Party candidates can qualify as write-in candidates if enough individuals register as electors. That is how Californians were able to vote for Constitution Party candidates last election.

    For people who have grown used to a powerful Republican Party machine doing everything for them, this type of thinking about voting may seem challenging. But for true, constitutional conservatives, going the extra mile in order to vote your conscience shouldn’t prevent you from doing the principled thing. Put your big boy/girl pants on and vote for the Constitution Party!