Message from the Ted Cruz Front

[GOP Congress]

I had predicted a 10 to 15 percent win, and badly missed, though Cruz did win comfortably in Iowa. I was off on the final score, but our data analytics predicted a GOP caucus of 140,000. It turned out to be 180,000,  but the excess turned out to be half for Rubio, half Trump, while Cruz held onto his "commits" with a high retention rate, and Cruz won comfortably by 4. I was in contact with the crucial western Iowa sector with data assistance, and the people on the ground there were absolutely outstanding.

I am now doing analytics for New Hampshire and Nevada. With Rubio's rise, I (personally) don't think Ted will finish as high there as I originally had hoped (strong second), and am working Nevada as hard as a Dummie slobbers over Bernie. The conservatives on the ground will always be ignored or disparaged by the mainstream media, so they will say Cruz has no chance now that Rubio has risen and will (prsumably) take over the Establishment mantel, and the race is now between Trump and Rubio. My associates whom are doing South Carolina are just as knowledgable about the ground there, and the way the establishment is coalescing behind Rubio is actually going to help Cruz (at the expense of both Rubio and Trump).

Politics is an interesting game, but in this case it's vital we get in a conservative. I'm not comfortable with Marco "Gang of 8" Rubio, but would prefer him over Donald "Turn Obamacare into Single Payer" Trump, particularly with their Supreme Court picks. Ted Cruz is, frankly, our last chance. It may even still be too late, but at least one can't go out without a fight.

[txradioguy]

About the only glimmer of hope I have for believing in Rubio is that he's come out openly and said he supports an Article V convention of states.  But given his dramatic turn on immigration after getting elected in 2010...I'm not sure if he means it.

I was not old enough to vote for Reagan in 1985...so I'm one of those that missed out voting for a real conservative for President.

This year my kids will have their first opportunity to vote in a national election.

I hope and pray it's the man we want...not the one we have to settle for that we cast our ballots for this year.

It would be nice to have a fellow Texan in the WH again.

[libertybele]

I am a little bit older than you. The Reagan years (1981-1989) were life changing personally for me; marriage and children.  During that time my husband and I purchased our first home; we were actually able to save money from his paycheck; I stayed at home with our two kids. Granted we didn't have cable, only had one car, but we were able to save enough money to purchase our first home. It was nothing fancy and a fixer upper.  However, I felt safe in America.  I felt confident in our leadership. I felt positive about the future.  Most of all there was pride in America.  I have seen over the past couple of decades all that change.  I no longer feel safe in America. I am embarrassed by our leadership.  I am scared to death about the future and political correctness has replaced pride for country.

I also have remained politically active.  I see Cruz as our only hope.  In reading his book, listening to his speeches, listening to the passion in his voice I have no doubt he will turn this country around. His voting record, speeches and actions speak volumes. He is proud of this country and will not apologize.  He will utilize the Constitution, not ignore it.  He will stand up to the Washington cartel and political correctness and above all he will defend this country against its enemies!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSyVKkarspI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4baOeuRDK8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ye1KDm3t4Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXnzZzLyCnQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgU4PIErJ4M

[GOP Congress]

Just a quick update. Still working my tail off with data analysis. I got the Florida gig, identifying the right people to call. Cruz has to hit 20% there (as well as Ohio) and win elsewhere. Gonna be a tough battle with the Trumpster, hopefully Rubio and Kasich will call it a day once their states are done.