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Ted Cruz makes John McCain look like Obama!

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by Jedi Knight, May 8, 2013.

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  1. Jedi Knight

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    #1 Jedi Knight, May 8, 2013
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    McCain IS just like Obama. Only slightly less so.
     
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    I disaagree -, I would say that McCain is basically a liberal Republician - but Obama is an extreme hyper-liberal/ socalist. thus there is a difference between the two of them.

    Here are 10 differences
     
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    Cruz is burning hot right now, not sure he is built for the long haul, tough to keep this pace and not end up being burned sometime later.
     
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    Obama and McCain, two paths to global government.
     
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    Good point and good link. An Obama supporter outlining this perceived shortcomings of McCain. From a conservative Republican standpoint, McCain was not the man to be at the top of the ticket in 2008. Yet, at his most liberal views, he was a conservative when compared to the alternative, also at the top of the ticket.

    We are seeing, hearing, and feeling, today the real difference between the two of them. :tear: It ain't gonna get better, unless conservatives (both parties) expand in the House and take the Senate. Lord willing, that may slow down this train wreck, a bit.
     
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