Sen. Ted Cruz Makes It Official - Page 116

jfrog · #**1151** 02-21-2016, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by FlamingZword

A huge problem here.

If Apple can actually create this software, then others will know that it is possible to do.

I can see a bunch of cryptohackers getting together and creating their own version of this software and selling it in the dark net.

Well if all they are doing is brute force then hackers already are doing that I'm sure.

If it's not brute force then they have some special key that gives them access into the phone. Such a key is likely large enough to take hackers 100+ years to break into the phone if they brute force it. Probably easier to use social engineering and steal the key from apple's employees at that point. Still it's a relative longshot either way.

n david · #**1152** 02-21-2016, 08:13 AM

Cruz lost the Evangelical vote to Trump.

72% of voters declared themselves Evangelical.

Of that:
33% voted for Trump.
27% voted for Cruz.
22% voted for Rubio.

Very disappointing.

Pressing-On · #**1153** 02-21-2016, 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by n david

Cruz lost the Evangelical vote to Trump.

72% of voters declared themselves Evangelical.

Of that:
33% voted for Trump.
27% voted for Cruz.
22% voted for Rubio.

Very disappointing.

The Evangelicals are a loosely defined and a non-homogenous group these days. They also aren't single issue voters as many have believed.

If South Carolina is a microcosm of American Conservatism then we ought to prepare for the worst. 30% of the voters voted for a fascist last night.

Those of us who believe in Conservative values are just as angry about the current state of the Republican party, but it certainly doesn't mean we will surrender conservatism to pretenders.

It's interesting that Ted Cruz won the younger voters. Would have expected Rubio to get that.

We weren't expecting Ted Cruz to win SC with all guns pointing at him, and especially with an Open Primary. It's also telling that Rubio had the support of the Governor, two state senators, a popular Congressman and he barely eeked out a win against Ted Cruz.

I simply do not like open primaries. Had quite a few Democrats admit they voted for Trump because they know he can't beat Hillary.

It's also interesting that the Left are the only ones covering Trump's Mafia ties - CNN, Huffpo, The Federalist and the Daily Beast.

Dana Loesch has a great article:

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How I Came To My Opinion On Donald Trump

I receive this question almost more than any other: Why don't you support Donald Trump? I've met the man, his camp asked me to introduce him at CPAC in 2015, he was perfectly amiable. He's been on my radio and TV programs more than any other primary candidate. I just can't get on board with his lack of consistency or his policies. So, to answer the question: A bulleted list of items that helped shape my opinion on the Republican primary candidate. All information is public domain as reported in the press, easily found everywhere online. You're certainly welcome to your own opinion, but this is what contributed to mine. As I give courtesy to diverse opinion on the topic, so do I expect it in return.

http://danaloeschradio.com/how-i-cam...n-donald-trump

Pressing-On · #**1154** 02-22-2016, 01:28 PM

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South Carolina Sends a Message of Tough Love, Part 1

If you’re not better than Trump, then why are you running? If Trump wouldn’t be a complete and total disaster for the party and the country, then why not get out of the way and get his nomination over with?

Trump is playing for first place or go home. Now go, and do likewise.

South Carolina just told us they don’t want to see clever Cruz, but the cut-throat one who calls Mitch McConnell a liar to his face on the floor of the U.S. Senate.

Be that bad you-know-what again.

In short, South Carolina’s electorate was tailor-made to vote for Ted Cruz. They just didn’t see the Ted Cruz they were hoping to vote for.

Show them that Ted Cruz again, by wiping the floor with this progressive poser at the Houston debate next week.

- See more at: https://www.conservativereview.com/c....QBZ6FsRS.dpuf

Excellent! Be that guy!

Charnock · #**1155** 02-22-2016, 02:26 PM

Ted Cruz has a deficit of integrity. He lied about Carson in Iowa, lied about his vote on immigration reform, lied about a handshake Rubio supposedly shared with Obama, and lied about Rubio's Christian beliefs.

If his mouth is moving he's lying.

He will not win the nomination. He is dishonest and unlikable.

Pressing-On · #**1156** 02-22-2016, 02:27 PM

Robert Reich, a major leftist Democrat makes the Conservative case for Ted Cruz in 1:58.

Charnock · #**1157** 02-22-2016, 02:31 PM

Cruz has "New York values."

His message changes to suit his current audience.

Charnock · #**1158** 02-22-2016, 02:35 PM

After The Daily Pennsylvanian posted a trolly piece wondering what book it was, the Cruz campaign of course responded by telling them it was the Bible.

Now if the video’s transcription is accurate, Rubio randomly went up a Cruz staffer, complimented the Bible (“Got a good book, there” was a statement, not a question), immediately denounced it seconds later in full view of a room of people and his young son, and then casually strolled off. That may strike some as plausible, but only those who are already inclined to believe Rubio is Satan incarnate.

The problem is, listening to the audio, Rubio doesn’t say “not many answers in it.” It sounds to me like he’s saying “all of the answers” are in it. Some say they hear him saying “a lot of answers in it,” but it definitely doesn’t sound like “not.”

According to Rubio spokesman Alex Conant, his boss said “all” of the answers. “How do I know? I’m in the video!!” he tweeted.

http://www.mediaite.com/online/once-...mear-of-rubio/

n david · #**1159** 02-22-2016, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Charnock

Ted Cruz has a deficit of integrity. He lied about Carson in Iowa, lied about his vote on immigration reform, lied about a handshake Rubio supposedly shared with Obama, and lied about Rubio's Christian beliefs.

If his mouth is moving he's lying.

He will not win the nomination. He is dishonest and unlikable.

This post is 100% inaccurate and wrong.

Do you always eat what the msm feeds you?

Charnock · #**1160** 02-22-2016, 02:39 PM

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...uz_s_lies.html

1. He lies. Kelly’s first clip, taken from Cruz’s speech in the Senate Judiciary Committee on May 9, 2013, showed him saying, “I don’t want this bill to be voted down.” The second clip, taken from his speech to the committee on May 21, 2013, showed him saying, “If [my] amendment were to pass, the chances of this bill passing into law would increase dramatically.” The third clip, taken from Cruz’s remarks at Princeton University on May 31, 2013, showed him saying: “I believe if the amendments I introduced were adopted, that the bill would pass. And my effort in introducing them was to find a solution that reflected common ground and that fixed the problem.”

Cruz, like everyone else at Thursday’s debate, watched these clips as Kelly played them. Each clip showed him pleading for the bill. But in an interview after the debate, he denied that he had done so: