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Wait, wait wait . . . What did he say???? "They give us 2 of their choices to give us the ILLUSION we're participating on who are leaders are". So when I say, our vote doesn't count, isn't this gentleman saying the same thing only using different words Jim? Ya, I believe so, same meaning. We vote but it's all an ILLUSION that we chose who is going to be our leaders.

With Respect . . .

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Donald Trump is now the presumptive Republican nominee.

I may have been wrong in the past about Donald Trump but I never quite got Texas Senator Ted Cruz as a candidate for president. He had too short a tenure and too few friends in the Senate to be able to run credibly, but he was the supposed darling of “real conservatives” for a while. Then came Donald Trump, stealing any of the thunder Cruz supposedly had.

And for a while Cruz served as the highly unlikely firewall for the GOP’s establishment wing to prevent a Trump nomination. But that was as short-lived as the passion that fueled it–the Texas Senator suspended his campaign tonight. Cruz’s supporters were very underwhelmed by his status as the party’s savior.

Trump won Indiana tonight by a huge margin. Everything Cruz tried to do in the final weeks of his campaign went wrong. First, there was the most uncomfortable “alliance” with Ohio Governor John Kasich: They apparently agreed on a Sunday night that Kasich would bow of the Indiana campaign, while Cruz would cede other states to Kasich. But that grand coalition fell apart by the following morning as Cruz implied that Kasich had really dropped out and Kasich said he never meant that Indianans should not vote for him. So what was the alliance?

Then there was the hyped media event about his choice of Carly Fiorina as his running mate. Fiorina was indeed impressive in some early debates but she brought no additional supporters, no base in Indiana and only one delegate to the mix. As a strategy, the Fiorina choice (like the Kasich gambit) was too little and way too late. And, above all, it looked desperate because that’s what it was.

http://inhomelandsecurity.com/with-ted-cruz-out-donald-trump-has-a-clear-path-to-the-gop-nomination/

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No Jim, that is not how he explained it. When he spoke about the Devil/Enemy, he explicitly said Ted Cruze works for the enemy. Enemy could mean the Cabal or the Devil or both

When he spoke about the other, his words were, I have been following the political campaigns and how it works is they give us two of their choices to give us the illusion were participating in who our leaders are. The enemy/devil or cabal however he meant the word enemy was never spoken about until he spoke of Ted Cruze.