Cruz is using the religious rhetoric to solidify the religious right.  I don't like it either.  It is an unfortunate part of politics. 

I don't trust Rubio due to his stance on illegal immigration and the Gang of eight crap he pulled.  I don't like Trump because I think he's a Progressive, and will sell out conservative values to make deals.  However, I would vote for any of them over Hillary or Bernie.

I want a leader, and a manager.  Someone that has had to make executive decisions in which their performance is measured.  Senators don't have to make decisions.  They can vote, or they can not vote.  Obama was great at that.  I would rather have a Governor or CEO as President.  That being said, I am in the Cruz camp right now.  I don't trust Trump on the 2A.  He's a New Yorker.

We are no longer a sovereign state, but just a land mass with people, and things.  Why did our fathers and grand fathers die in Vietnam, Europe, Korea, and other locations around the globe?  Illegal immigrants are invading, and we aren't doing anything to protect the legal citizens of America. 

Thanks Obama.

Haven't you noticed the new rules?


If the President proposes something, say "Immigration Reform" to Congress, and Congress either doesn't act (ala Gang of or affirmatively votes it down (DREAM Act), then that empowers the President to just implement the proposal anyway (DACA) because "Congress failed to act"

Rubio/X.  Cruz can't win as long as he keeps turning on his TV evangelist shtick.  I'm a Christian and find his act tiresome and loathsome.  I can't imagine anyone but the ever shrinking evangelical folks voting for him.  Now, if he quits with the shtick, it may be a different story altogether.

Well, except for the fact that he DID disclose, just on the wrong form.