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Bark bark, said the sea lion.

 

Establishment republicans:
Abortion is illegal and its murder to perform one
Food stamps should be abolished
No welfare (cash or vouchers to anyone of limited income)
Abolish the EPA, all environmental regulations should be stopped
No payments for international purposes
Abolish the Frderal Reserve Bank and system
Abolish the FDA
Abolish the Departments of Education, Housing, Enviorment, Energy
10% Flat tax to top out at $100,000 of individual earned income
No tax on unearned income
Abolish the inheritance tax
Health insurance is a personal choice it is not required to be provided by the government or private business
Medical Birth Control is illegal
The First 100 days

 

That's fucking hilarious.

 

Cruz is a real outsider. Degrees from Princeton and Harvard, worked for the Bush campaign, stints in the Justice Department and the FTC, and served as solicitor general of Texas.

Really bucked the establishment throughout his career.

 

How do Cruz' policies differ from Cliven Bundy and the John Birch Society

 

He's gone against the establishment every step since he got into the Senate. It's why, as your side keeps pointing out, he's hated by all the establishment. in the Senate. You can't have it both ways. If he was "establishment" he wouldn't be hated by the likes of McConnell and Co.

 

The stuff about being personally chosen by The Lord, for starters.

 

Cruz is a dick. That's why his colleagues dislike him. Rand Paul seems to get along with more people. Even Mike Lee gets more lunch and dinner invites.

As for my side, which side is that?

 

The side that keeps insisting he's hated, yet insists he's "establishment."

 

It takes some analysis that is beyond your skill-set.

 

Sure, but he's universally despised on a personal level (Republicans, Democrats, politicians, voters, his kids, etc.), so that makes him an outsider.

 

I guess. His policies aren't that much out of step with the "establishment." He's just universally disliked. Republicans in Congress do not hate him because of his policy positions.