Typical left-wing commie hack trying to smear a conservative with pure nonsense. Although, it does sound like you have much in common with Trump, you're using some of his same lines and everything.
In fact, I'm neither left nor right - I don't think in that way, just to let you know. I have no intention to "smear" anyone, either, because that does me no good.
As for the comment that I have much in common with Trump, I'd be happy if that's really the case. I cite his words because they are truth in plain language (as oppose to, for instance, stupid lies from Cruz). You seem to be too narrow-minded to see that there are a great number of people in this country who don't give a shit about left or right. All we want is to face the real problems and solve them quickly and effectively.
Neither left of right... want the problems solved quickly... truth in plain language... DAMN... sounds like TRUMP is your man for sure! No wonder you're smearing Cruz!
Yet another long arduous and clunky paragraph of ranting without any direct example of a lie told by Ted Cruz.
There you go again, screaming for examples while ignoring all those valid ones in this thread.
Except there aren't any examples so far.
What's "not working" is you making a case for your allegation.
Obviously, your trick of taunting didn't work and will never work.
As for my case, not for my allegation but for the fact that Cruz lies and is the worst liar on the Republican side, it's up to the readers to decide, not us.
Readers will note that you fail to cite a single example of Cruz lying.
it sounds like you DO need some learning experience if you don't understand that candidates don't control what political action committees do
Those who think they know too much to learn are nothing but arrogant idiots. At least that's not me.
"candidates don't control what political action committees do?" We both know it's a joke, so don't play dumb.
Again, if you don't understand how 501c PACS work, you need to read CFR and learn something. These organizations operate independent from the candidate. Now.... maybe you believe some people are gullible and stupid enough to believe otherwise... and maybe you're right about that. Some awfully gullible and stupid people around these days.
I'm glad that you are making this less personal. Clearly, we are making progress here, and you are using my way of quoting the points, good
"Neither left of right... want the problems solved quickly... truth in plain language... DAMN... sounds like TRUMP is your man for sure! No wonder you're smearing Cruz!"
Okay... except that I really don't smear anyone in the race. I say what I think. While I could be wrong, I don't smear others on a forum (it's a waste of life). I challenge ideas that I believe false, and I enjoy a logical debate.
"Except there aren't any examples so far."
Obviously, we don't agree on the definition of lies. We've both made our cases, and it seems that we just cannot agree. If someone reads the thread, he/she may decide.
"Readers will note that you fail to cite a single example of Cruz lying."
Again, there is the politifact website, which, according to my definition of "lies" (which i believe is a commonsense one), contains a lot of examples, although not all of the "false" statements are lies, even according to my definition.
In addition, I along with many other people do not buy Cruz's story regarding those emails about Carson, so I insist that numerous examples are provided.
"Again, if you don't understand how 501c PACS work, you need to read CFR and learn something. These organizations operate independent from the candidate. Now.... maybe you believe some people are gullible and stupid enough to believe otherwise... and maybe you're right about that. Some awfully gullible and stupid people around these days."
Again, I don't buy that story, i.e. Cruz has completely nothing to do with his frauds (email and mail). Obviously, we disagree on that.
Like you were assuming that I was a "left twit", your assumption that I have no knowledge on 501c PACs is false (gee, I didn't even make this point before).
However, based on what I know, before a critical battle like that in Iowa, candidates WILL and SHOULD communicate with their "ground troops" and their managers, making sure that any major move is appropriate and (hopefully) effective.
Also, I always assume, "optimistically", that people are smarter than I am, unless evidence shows otherwise.
However, if you try to make your case through personal attack instead of logical argument, I would be happy to point out your weakness (yes, that's a sign of weakness to me). After all, I study laws.