Why not the bible? Republicans love the bible.

Why the 'or'? Can't he be both?

Raging idiot. He's credible in the eyes of some Republicans. That's the scary thing.

Cruz famously read Dr. Seuss' "Green Eggs and Ham" as a political stunt while trying to delay some action on Obamacare.

The Democrats need a credible challenger to Hillary Clinton. We'll see if one materializes.

Right now she looks to be the best choice, frankly I thought we might see a Bush V Clinton but it may not fold out that way

Jeb Bush is going to win the GOP nomination easily. The serious money is behind him. All the rest is jockeying for the VP consolation prize.

I would vote for any Republican over Jeb Bush, or any Democrat over Clinton. We don't need any dynasties.

KC Clinton looks to be the best option right now, who would you pick instead?

trump or bust. build that fence! 'Murica!

no

The sad part is, I don't know what other Democrat could credibly face her. But I do not trust her to lead my country.

Cruz is a dip. Unfortunately I see no republican in the political spotlight who could or should run this country. Anyone who is willing to sign a letter to a foreign nation attempting to undermine our nations national security interests does NOT deserve to command the U.S military (of which I will be a part). When it comes to Bush, I think he suffers from the dynasty affect more so than Clinton, Bush has already hired many of his brother and father's former staffers for the campaign. Both Bush and Clinton need to show early on that they are going to be their own people and not just repeats of their kin. Bush has to do the most work in this department, and so far is failing to do so.

There are a lot more potential Republican nominees, (read potential, not good) than there are Democrat. I have only heard two names for the Democrats, but 8 or so for the Republicans.

Cruz is a nutjob. He'll never win, jamiet

"Cruz famously read Dr. Seuss' "Green Eggs and Ham" as a political stunt while trying to delay some action on Obamacare.


It's called a filibuster, you blithering idiots. That fact that you morons think this is somehow unique to Cruz, or is a "political stunt", just demonstrates your absolute ignorance of that way the Senate works. At least when a Senator reading nonsense on the floor to keep the floor under their control during debate requires action on their part, as opposed to the now feckless, pathetic lazy method of just assuming every vote needs 60 votes (which is completely un-Constitutional).

Pathetic that ignorant jackasses like you are allowed to express an opinion about things which you know nothing...and worse still that some of you are allowed to vote, wherever you may be.

"Anyone who is willing to sign a letter to a foreign nation attempting to undermine our nations national security interests does NOT deserve to command the U.S military"

Again...you are ignorant beyond belief. That letter sent to Iran was TRUTH. Obama, by executive action, has NO AUTHORITY to create a lasting agreement. Therefore, the letter was to inform Iran that the deal they are penning with a man who thinks he is Emporer, not the lead of a CO-EQUAL BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT, was useless in the long run, and that if they wanted a good deal, they needed to be aware of the actual legal process of treaties in the US.

The fact that so many Americans to so incredibly, woefully uneducated on such a vital topic is pathetic and scary.

Most of the Republican candidates suck this election.

So do the Democratic ones.

So do the Independents.

There's only one solution:

Krellin for President.

Oh, and while I haven't actually followed the Iran-letter-gate thing, I do agree that the President does NOT have the power to make treaties or deals with foreign nations. It's in the fucking Constitution. That's the Senate's power.

Chaqa - they didn't send Congress to Yalta or any other major conferences. How this goes, and how it always has gone, is that the President and Sec State begin negotiations, come up with something, and send it to Congress for approval. If Congress doesn't approve as with Wilson, then there is no treaty.

The Senate stepped way out of line with that letter

Like I said, gold, I don't even know what the letter said - I don't really care - but I don't like any branch of government stepping over its boundaries.

What we'll get is Obama making some deal and sending it to the Senate, and then the jokers will all say "Republicans are being assholes!" when they don't bend over and pass it if they disagree with it.

So Cruz was born in Albert, Canada, but the constitution says you can still be naturalized if both of your parents are American Citizens. BUT WAIT! His dad had his green card at that time but was not officially a citizen... so is he truly eligible?

And before anyone makes the claim that it doesn't really matter and he is 'American at heart' because there have been some national tests a friend of mine can't qualify for (Olympiads, NCJK, etc.) simply because she is technically Chinese - citizenship pending. I don't want this guy busting around rules simply because he 'believes in da country HALLELUJAH' cause that's bullshit and political favoritism.

Boris Johnson for President!

@Chaqa it is a pendulum, the Republicans are too stubborn on some good issues, and then Democrats are too whiny on bad issues (pardon my lack of adjectival prowess)

also this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy9FRli7ODg

You can be naturalized with just one parent. That's how my half-brothers got theirs. I thought you had to be born there until now, interesting.

I agree James, I love to ridicule both sides.

Personally I think the Iran thing is ridiculous. Iran is not some evil country. It's not our friend, sure, but I don't really think we need to be scared of them. I bet if you asked 9/10 people in the US they couldn't even point to Iran on the map.

Even still, Obama gets a LOT of crap about it by the Republicans, but now since Cruz is running they're like 'ah it's fine!! just calm down and ignore our hypocrisy'

9/10 webdippers can WE ARE THE 1%

wait is that bad?

Chaqa - what I'm trying to say is that the executive here isn't overstepping its boundaries. This is the secretary of state literally doing its job

says the guy who tried to blow up Fort Knox