What's the chance of Ted Cruz becoming president?

So I don't know Rabel, you tell me why democrats are such a liers?!

Wold it be possibly that if they speak what the real truth is about them, they would not get a single vote? I'm just saying...

Ted Cruz is the worse of the lot. I don't think his mother would vote for him!

The GOP deny climate change; they are against equal rights for the LGBT community. They are out to privatize Social Security, along with Medicare. They have cut food stamps for the very needy. They are out to get rid of "Obamacare" and the list goes on.

Straight from the top, climate change? First was global warming, and when that was disproved, now those scam artists going around screaming: "Oo, no no but is changing, the climate is changing " changing to whaat???

Gays presently are already under protection, and have more rights then you and I

Privatization of social security --good idea. Best way to protect it from dem's dirty pows

Who you referring to as very needy? Those millions of lazy bums sitting home and watching their big screen tv? Or maybe those who selling food stamps for drugs?

How do you propose a Canadian vote in American elections?

The very reason you hate Reagan so much and fabricate false stories about him because he was able to put dem's in their place. No contest

Doesn't bother you at all that leading scientists now admitted they were pressured by "some" politicians to tweak their findings and to become part of this global warming fraud?

About gays rihts. This term shouldn't exist... aren't they supposed to be like everyone else, equal? So why, if you have a small business, you can loose it just by saying anything bad about gays. That is happening now. But no one gives a flap if I get insulted. So... do I have a same rights. The answer is: HELL NO.

The latest opponents of gay marriage to be punished for their religious objections to the practice are the owners of Memories Pizza in Walkerton, Indiana.

Matt Welch lays out what happened:

1) Family owners of small-town Indiana pizzeria spend zero time or energy commenting on gay issues.

2) TV reporter from South Bend walks inside the pizzeria to ask the owners what they think of the controversial Religious Restoration Freedom Act. Owner Crystal O'Connor responds, "If a gay couple came in and wanted us to provide pizzas for their wedding, we would have to say no….We are a Christian establishment." O'Connor also says—actually promises is the characterization here—that the establishment will continue to serve any gay or non-Christian person that walks through their door.

3) The Internet explodes with insults directed at the O'Connor family and its business, including a high school girls golf coach in Indiana who tweets "Who's going to Walkerton, IN to burn down #memoriespizza w me?" Many of the enraged critics assert, inaccurately, that Memories Pizza discriminates against gay customers.

4) In the face of the backlash, the O'Connors close the pizzeria temporarily, and say they may never reopen, and in fact might leave the state. "I don't know if we will reopen, or if we can, if it's safe to reopen," Crystal O'Connor tells The Blaze. "I'm just a little guy who had a little business that I probably don't have anymore," Kevin O'Connor tells the L.A. Times.

"The 2nd Amendment to the Constitution isn't for just protecting hunting rights, and it's not only to safeguard your right to target practice. It is a Constitutional right to protect your children, your family, your home, our lives, and to serve as the ultimate check against governmental tyranny -- for the protection of liberty," Cruz wrote to supporters in a fundraising email on Thursday, under the subject line "2nd Amendment against tyranny."
This "insurrectionist" argument, as Second Amendment expert and UCLA law professor Adam Winkler calls it, is popular among passionate gun owners and members of the National Rifle Association. But major party candidates for president don't often venture there.

Indeed. Relatively few lawmakers are fans of the notion that our guns exist in case everyday American citizens decide they need to start murdering government officials. It is a theory most popular among lunatics and people on FBI watch lists, though the NRA embrace of this central doctrine of the far-right militia movement has given it new prominence. This speaks, however, more to the retooling of the now fully conspiracy-addled NRA into the overt political arm of that militia movement than it does to any new mainstream embrace of the theory.

Which is why Ted Cruz so far finds himself rather alone on this particular party plank, with other potential presidential candidates wanting nothing to do with it.

You will notice I provided links to documents that show I didn't fabricate what I said. I wonder if you can do the same. I doubt it.

As Voice of America reports, the framers of the Constitution wanted to ensure the protected basic rights, including the right to bear arms, that they enjoyed as Englishmen. In fact, English laws even required that men practice using their firearms should they ever be called to defend the nation.

When the colonists began to rise up against British authority, early American revolutionaries were denied these basic rights, including that to carry firearms. As Aaron Burger writes for the Christian Science Monitor, the Founding Fathers recognized through the success of their Revolution the potential benefits of an armed citizenry in dispelling a distant government