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Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 12:13 am
by baldeagle
This press release was read at Larue Tactical by Senator Cruz. Can we clone him?

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 12:30 am
by RX8er
Sure, can we do it 99 times? If not, I'll be happy with 50 more times to give us the majority. :biggrinjester:

The one thing about all this is, he is drawing all kinds of attention from the other side. For a junior senator, I think he is doing an awesome job.

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:07 am
by Andrew
David Who?

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:16 am
by Jumping Frog
I will definitely contribute to his reelection campaign.

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:18 am
by psijac
The Texas Constitution allows for the breaking of Texas into 5 Smaller states without Congressional approval. Which would quintupled our representation in the Senate.

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:12 am
by canvasbck
psijac wrote:The Texas Constitution allows for the breaking of Texas into 5 Smaller states without Congressional approval. Which would quintupled our representation in the Senate.
Unfortunately, this would not have a positive effect. If Dallas were in one of the states, Houston in another one of them, and San Antonio and Austin are in one, we could count on three states that are similar to Illinois and New York where the will of urbanites is imposed upon those in rural areas. Texas is slowly heading towards this happening anyway as a singular state.

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 9:34 am
by suthdj
I had 1 issue with his speech and wrote the below.
In your recent speech at La Rue you stated "the Second Amendment is a constitutional right of every American " as I understand it the2A is a right given to us by our creator(God,Buddha,ET, whoever), which is to be protected by the constitution, not granted by. Other than that great job keep up the fight.
maybe I am being hyper-critical but when thing are repeated enough they become a common understanding and that which the constitution grants it can also take away and as long as people believe it is granted by the Gov't then it will be easier to take away.

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 10:19 am
by Jaguar
RX8er wrote:Sure, can we do it 99 times? If not, I'll be happy with 50 more times to give us the majority. :biggrinjester:

The one thing about all this is, he is drawing all kinds of attention from the other side. For a junior senator, I think he is doing an awesome job.
I would be happy with 9 times and fill the Supreme Court with Teds. :thumbs2:

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 10:30 am
by Redneck_Buddha
The angrier Sen. Cruz makes the establishment, the bigger my donation to his campaign fund.

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 10:38 am
by WhiteFeather
:clapping: The more I read, the more I hear ............The more I like.

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 10:40 am
by mr surveyor
canvasbck wrote:
psijac wrote:The Texas Constitution allows for the breaking of Texas into 5 Smaller states without Congressional approval. Which would quintupled our representation in the Senate.
Unfortunately, this would not have a positive effect. If Dallas were in one of the states, Houston in another one of them, and San Antonio and Austin are in one, we could count on three states that are similar to Illinois and New York where the will of urbanites is imposed upon those in rural areas. Texas is slowly heading towards this happening anyway as a singular state.


^^^THIS^^^^

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 10:50 am
by The Annoyed Man
suthdj wrote:I had 1 issue with his speech and wrote the below.
In your recent speech at La Rue you stated "the Second Amendment is a constitutional right of every American " as I understand it the2A is a right given to us by our creator(God,Buddha,ET, whoever), which is to be protected by the constitution, not granted by. Other than that great job keep up the fight.
maybe I am being hyper-critical but when thing are repeated enough they become a common understanding and that which the constitution grants it can also take away and as long as people believe it is granted by the Gov't then it will be easier to take away.
The Constitution assumes that these rights exist because they are "God given" or given by "nature's God." If you are an atheist and not comfortable with that, then you could say it thusly: we have these rights because we live and breath, and the existence of these rights predates any government. The Constitution merely codifies those rights because part of the job of the government is to preserve, protect, and promote them. Without their being codified, government can arbitrarily decide which it will support and/or crush.

The right to keep and bear arms is a human rights issue.......AS MUCH as any other human rights issue. Anyone who feels that parts of it can be carved out and removed is coming from exactly the same moral center as those who promote racial and gender inequality (both of which often overlap with "gun-control").

Re: Ted Cruz does it again

Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:28 pm
by suthdj
The Annoyed Man wrote:
suthdj wrote:I had 1 issue with his speech and wrote the below.
In your recent speech at La Rue you stated "the Second Amendment is a constitutional right of every American " as I understand it the2A is a right given to us by our creator(God,Buddha,ET, whoever), which is to be protected by the constitution, not granted by. Other than that great job keep up the fight.
maybe I am being hyper-critical but when thing are repeated enough they become a common understanding and that which the constitution grants it can also take away and as long as people believe it is granted by the Gov't then it will be easier to take away.
The Constitution assumes that these rights exist because they are "God given" or given by "nature's God." If you are an atheist and not comfortable with that, then you could say it thusly: we have these rights because we live and breath, and the existence of these rights predates any government. The Constitution merely codifies those rights because part of the job of the government is to preserve, protect, and promote them. Without their being codified, government can arbitrarily decide which it will support and/or crush.

The right to keep and bear arms is a human rights issue.......AS MUCH as any other human rights issue. Anyone who feels that parts of it can be carved out and removed is coming from exactly the same moral center as those who promote racial and gender inequality (both of which often overlap with "gun-control").
Maybe next time I will have you write my letter it sounded much better your way.