Ted Cruz: I don't agree with Rand Paul on foreign policy

Ted Cruz is an imposter and a whore. Just like Rubio, Palin, McCain, and the rest of the Neoconservative warmongers. None of them have the courage to tell the truth regarding our foreign policy. That's why the Republicans will once again lose the election. They had their last chance with Ron Paul.

Q. What do Ted Cruz, John McCain, Marco Rubio, Bobby Jindal, Barack Obama, Barry Goldwater, and Chester Arthur have in common?

Cruz is a warmonger and Israeli lapdog. Rand Paul all the way.

So then, he cannot legitimately favor a position of military strength?

According to the courts, he is a natural born citizen.
Since the Constitution doesn't define "natural born citizen" or provide an example, we have to rely on court interpretations. The following is from Legal Insurrection:

[link to legalinsurrection.com]


"Rubio, Jindal and Cruz, as did Obama, fall between those points of inclusion and exclusion. Rubio and Jindal were born in the United States to parents neither of whom was a United States citizen at the time; Cruz was born in Canada to parents one of whom (his mother) was a United States citizen.

Under the law existing at the time of their birth, each became a citizen of the United States at birth. Rubio and Jindal by the 14th Amendment, Cruz by statute."

FYI, I like Rand Paul better. We need a powerful military - one that assures the annihilation of our bona fide enemies - but Congress needs to start legally declaring wars and we can no longer afford the blood and treasure required to be the world's police man.

He can not favor engaging our military anywhere in the world without Congressional Declaration of War from Congress.

All current wars and military operations are illegal without Congressional war declaration for them to be activated and used by the President.

[link to m.washingtonexaminer.com]
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, admitted that he actually opposes his friend and fellow conservative Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on foreign policy.

"I'm a big fan of Rand Paul. He and I are good friends. I don't agree with him on foreign policy," Cruz said in an interview aired Sunday on ABC's "This Week."

Cruz's remarks are perhaps the strongest sign of opposition to Paul, since he stood with the Kentucky senator during his drone filibuster last year.

"I think U.S. leadership is critical in the world. And I agree with him that we should be very reluctant to deploy military force aboard," Cruz explained. "But I think there is a vital role, just as Ronald Reagan did.

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Funny. People outside of Texas don't seem to know much about Cruz...

Oh well.

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