Ted Cruz Says Marriage Equality Ruling ‘Will Not Stand’

Stewart accompanied the Texas Republican on Monday as he made several campaign stops in Iowa, the traditional starting place for White House hopefuls. “Then we would see stories about the economic calamity that is befalling our nation”, Cruz says in the ad, which begins airing in the early primary state of New Hampshire on Tuesday. He warned that if Hillary Clinton were to become president, the Supreme Court would “tear down our constitutional liberties fundamentally” by ruling against Ten Commandments monuments on public grounds and reversing the Heller decision, which found an individual right to bear arms. She first saw Cruz speak in Texas during his 2012 Senate campaign, and this is the first time she’s ever volunteered for any campaign. According to the New York Times, the man whispered the joke to Cruz during his stop in Onawa, Iowa, before Cruz suggested he repeat the quote in front of the press.

Ted Cruz’s six-day bus trip in Iowa launched as more of religious revival tour than a presidential barnstorm.

Fish predicts that Cruz will win the Iowa caucuses.

Reagen Meyer, Rock Rapids, IA says, “I was pretty confident in ted when i came here tonight leaving now i am sold on his ideas, tonight really renforced my opinion of him”.

But despite his outward displays of his belief, Cruz, the favorite in Iowa, is facing a whisper campaign of sorts from his Republican opponents: He’s Christian, but not Christian enough. I have great faith in the leaders of this coalition, and the passionate supporters of homeschooling who are uniting for this cause-to take back power from the Washington Cartel and to restore choice to the people who know our students best: “parents”. It features Cruz asking whether the immigration debate would be the same if white-collar professionals like lawyers, bankers and journalists were coming across the border, taking these Americans’ jobs and depressing wages.

“Ted Cruz is just like any other politician”.

In addition to the endorsement from Vander Plaats, the president of socially conservative group The Family Leader, Cruz has the backing of national Christian leader James Dobson and is believed to be close to winning the backing of Family Research Council President Tony Perkins.

Rex Haner, who also supports Cruz, agrees.

On the issues, Cruz called for the implementation of a flat tax, a system he said would allow Americans to do their taxes on a postcard and eliminate the need for the Internal Revenue Service. He shrugged off complaints that Cruz, like Obama, would enter the Oval Office without executive experience or even much to show for a brief Senate career.

“This might be the beginning of a new era, like that one”, U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Kiron, a Cruz supporter said.