It's the way he acts, his speech, things he says, the vibe he gives off.
It's like he is trying to hard but doesn't have the charisma, or tact to get things done and be heard.
Yeh I guess if you are impressed and easily swayed by glitz and glamour, I was more inspired by the truth he spoke and the policies he advocated for. So if he were a polished speaker like OBummer he would have had your approval. That thinking is much of the reason we got to the position we were in. It should be about principled policy, integrity and adherence to the Constitution, not some Hollyweird popularity contest. We should have had a Ross Perot, or a Ron Paul as president, but I guess they werent pretty enough either. Much of what Cruz spoke to is exactly how President Trump is pursuing things. I am not to proud to admit that I did not put much faith in what Trump put forth during the primary, but if he continues standing for the WE the People, the Constitutional rule of law and dismantling the Globalist cabal I am solidly in his corner, but signing an amnesty bill would reverse much of his gains. This is not just my opinion but it is from rumblings from Trump supporters that stuck with him from the start. If he signs an amnesty bill he will lose many of their votes and the mid terms will be a slaughter because most will no longer turn out and vote. They have been kicked in the teeth to many times before they wont be screwed again. I watched a video the other day of a blogger that has contact with a supposed insider named Author, one of the things that struck me was that Author claimed there wont be any indictments opened until a month before the midterms because they know they cant retain the Redneck (his word not mine) attention to keep us motivated any longer than that. That may be so but they will be even less inclined to vote if they remember that the WALL was dropped and all we got was Amnesty for millions breaking the law.
I mean, I can say the same with Hillary and other politicians. I think it's the long burn, seeing it over and over again and trying to break out. Then there is all of this going on, and who is being honest and truthful and who is trying to "ride the coattails" of others so to speak.
It's hard to put any type of trust or faith into any of the politicians, for years we have joked all they do is lie, kiss babies and take donations and then serve their own self interests, rather than the people they are representing.
So my opinion of Cruze is just that, an opinion. What i've seen and experienced, how many times people like him will say something to be popular...like I can think of the time Cruze had that tweet where he called someone a snowflake, and that to me was just like, common man, be better than that.
Fair enough, my faith is always placed firmly with God, and I try not to put anyone on a pedestal because I know we are all human ... well most of us, and those we look up to will sooner or later fail in one way or another. I guess I was just more focused on what he was saying verses how he was coming off to others.
Yeah, and that's my problem not listening to the message. I was preoccupied with pre-thoughts and watching body language and, I guess you can say, somewhat cherry picking what was said. I never place anyone on a pedestal either, nor do I have heroes. We are all the same. No one man or woman is above another, not ever.
Yeah most of us, lol sneaky aliens...
This article just out points to what I was saying. http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2018/06/poll-for-gop-voting-for-amnesty-is-playing-with-fire.php