Margaret Kimberly for Kwami

thanks, we will send him back to the land of his birth! 

NAH.  YO GUYS CAN KEEP HIM.  EVEN GIVE HIM THE PRESIDENCY...i DONT CARE!

he is not going anywhere near the presidency...

dont put is pass your Jewish power bwoys.  deh looking to change a whole lot of things about america..get a woman elected..after the fus' black.  d

deh cud also be about changing the law to make anyone eligible for the presidency

www.bostonglobe.com/news/politics/2013/1...dafkNe94H/story.html

This thread is addressed to Kwami : lemme post this on his behalf

Typical Canuck at Harvard 

Interviews with more than two dozen alumnae and professors fill in a portrait of Cruz,

in Cambridge two decades ago, that would be fully recognizable to those

who know him now in Washington.

But he was also universally respected for his intellect,

described by friend and foe alike as brilliant but with a hard edge.

“He never really had an off switch with his debater’s demeanor,”

said Ted Ruger, who was president of the Harvard Law Review during Cruz’s third year.

“We just realized that was the way a discussion with Ted was going to go.

If you expected something different, you came away shaking your head.”

look at his campaign and its content.  it is base, low level, low brow, lowest common D..pandering to the Jews, Jingoistic and extreme american military chauvinism.....

thats the brilliant man you taking about ::confused::

should he get elected on that platform where does that leave the rest of us..the world..even those who would elect him ::confused::

there is nothing in here that meets their interest even if they agree with the bullsh!t

is Croz playing a political game?

if he is it is, it is a truly dangerous one.

but he looks sincere to me.  therefore what is intelligent about him ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::

now that is more like it!  that is the man I saw!  the presidential candidate

After growing up in the Houston area, Cruz studied public policy at Princeton

where he developed a reputation as a quick-witted national debate champion.

His near-perfect score on the LSAT helped him fulfill a dream of going to Harvard Law School.