The GOP 2016 Presidential Campaign:  a party in crisis

This is one of the most hostile and negative campaigns and debates I have seen in a very long time.  The more the GOP establishment and its special interests belittle and attack Donald Trump, the more the people want him.  Mitt Romney bashing Trump is all that is needed for Donald to win.  Icing on the cake.  The people love that the Party is in chaos over Trump and it is well deserved.  The GOP establishment is scratching and clawing to try getting rid of Trump but he is here to stay.

While Trump is not the most experienced with many of the issues, he does stand out as the better candidate.  It seems that Kasich has the most experience in a variety of areas, but he is not that well known or liked.  A Trump / Kasich ticket would be an interesting one, with Ben Carson as the top health care adviser and/or US Surgeon General.

Rubio and Cruz have consistently been part of the problem in Washington and can't be trusted.  Cruz has shown he doesn't work well with others, so wouldn't be an effective President.  Trump is the candidate, the real deal.  Better get used to it.

Warfare against Donald Trump

The GOP still is NOT listening to the American people.  Fascists are running the Party of Eisenhower and Reagan....but not for long.

Republican Party Leaders

Ted Cruz jumps into the 2016 Presidential Race

I'll be "short and sweet" on discussing Cruz...

Ted Cruz simply does not know how to work and play well with others.  We already have a President like that [Obama], so we don't need another.

I like a lot of things Cruz says and how he stands on various issues, but you get a feel that he's a nut-job with a genius standing in the shadows.

He likes to rub people the wrong way...too much.

Right now he's 9th on the list of possible GOP candidates, maybe just before Rick Perry.

Back in 2012 Romney didn't get his party's support either, until he seemed to be the best candidate in a field of lunatics, so who knows what will happen to Cruz once the Primary begins.

Stay tuned, folks...

A few words on Ted Cruz...

In my opinion, Ted Cruz is the defacto hero of the Tea Party crumpets and NOT the true Republican conservatives who don’t like him, but have taken a backseat to the Tea Baggers.  Cruz does well with extremist voters, especially those in Texas and other red states who are extremist in their view of being conservative republicans.  Rand Paul is an extremist Libertarian, not a Republican.

I think the result of having Cruz and others like him trying to take over the party is that there is a huge split in the Republican Party that most likely will hurt it in 2016, unless the party as a whole can form a cohesive unit around one candidate for President who is not an extremist.

I don’t know if the party will be able to do that, but it will be interesting to watch what happens.  Currently, red states do not have the majority electoral or popular votes as may be seen from the last Presidential election results.  Lucky us!

For a guy who is a double Ivy League college graduate, Cruz seems to be a fairly erratic and stupid man.  Instead of fighting the real battles, he chooses to manipulate people into focusing on what he wants them to.  Some of his disturbed focal points are that:

• Obama bad, Cruz good
• Obama-care bad, but he provides no positive replacement for it
• Cruz wants to be at the top of the party, but he is impatient and doesn’t want to play nice and take the usual steps to get there
• Cruz is loud, antagonistic and aggressive in his style
• Cruz is an attorney who does not want to play by the rules, only his own set of rules
• He attracts unintelligent, self-involved and aggressive people, maybe even grandiose people like himself.

Ted Cruz is a detriment to the Republican Party and to American citizens.  I think the majority of people see that, but that doesn’t make Cruz any less dangerous to our way of life.   He will continue to be a thorn in the side of the Republican Party and in time he may burn himself out of contention.  

If extremism becomes more of the Republican Party instead of true conservatism that the party was originally built on, true conservatives may leave the party or the Tea Party may become a real separate party onto itself.