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Cruzites include in their ranks people who are not conservative, such as [[Establishment]] types who are merely using Cruz as a tool to try to stop [[Donald Trump]] from being the 2016 Republican nominee for President of the United States. | Cruzites include in their ranks people who are not conservative, such as [[Establishment]] types who are merely using Cruz as a tool to try to stop [[Donald Trump]] from being the 2016 Republican nominee for President of the United States. | ||
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Revision as of 03:49, April 23, 2016
Cruzites are people who pretend that Ted Cruz is a sincere conservative and then demand that everyone else support Cruz for president, sometimes using Leftist tactics to coerce others.
Cruzites believe that claims that Cruz is not a natural born citizen are meritless, and Cruzites are in liberal denial about the mathematical elimination of Cruz from any possibility of winning on the first ballot in the absence of appointing Cruz followers to delegate seats that are "pledged" to Donald Trump.
Cruzites include in their ranks people who are not conservative, such as Establishment types who are merely using Cruz as a tool to try to stop Donald Trump from being the 2016 Republican nominee for President of the United States.
Cruzites tend to support a Con Con, which would be a new constitutional convention to rewrite the U.S. Constitution or propose numerous amendments to it. For example, a co-chair of the Cruz campaign, Rep. Eric Burlison, is the sponsor of the Con Con bill in Missouri, HCR 57.