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Re: Jimmy Carter prefers Trump to Cruz (huge Cruz endorsement)

That's as good as an endorsement of Ted Cruz in my book. Carter recognizes Trump would be easily pushed and turned (definition of malleable) whereas Cruz has real conviction about what he believes. Proverbs 3:5-6; John 13:34-35; Acts 1:8

ahh, the double-reverse-psychology ploy!

It is a fact, we do need someone who is malleable, We need someone who can pull congress together, I don't think that is Cruz. Because congress is an unforgiving bunch, and Cruz broke the rules, CARTER knows that.WE do need someone who can break the gridlock for the good of OUR country, not just for one party.One of our problems is our congress and its holding grudges. They are just like TRUMP except the: 'We'll get even, is very subtle.'We are at the point that the GOP doesn't want anything done for the good of the country because Obama would get the credit.When my dad was pastor he taught me one thing, Son as a pastor you can get a lot done for God and His church, if you do not care who gets the credit. I found that worked great in business as well.IT COULD WORK IN OUR COUNTRY'S GOVERNMENT!If anyone knows what it is like to have congress not cooperate it is CArter. His congress stuck their heels in the mud because they did not like the Georgia Mafia as they referred to it. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

I don't take a difference of opinion as an attack. That is Trumps area. I have no problem agreeing with anyone, no matter the party, when I agree with them. A president going in hard nosed and unmoving will get nothing done except more grid lock. I do not label anyone who is willing to give a little. Malleable doesn't mean caving in. Some metals are malleable but still strong. A president is supposed to be president of all citizens, Obama is not an example of that. I certainly don't expect everyone to agree with me, I am old and pretty set in my ways.I even agree with Obama and his wife on some things. And when asked am not afraid to say so. However I disagree with him 95-99% of the time. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

When you are on the fast lane to Hades a little gridlock can be a good thing!

From my point of view, the grid lock hasn't helped too much so far. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

From my point of view, the grid lock hasn't helped too much so far. Where are we going? And why are we in this handbasket?

From my point of view, the grid lock hasn't helped too much so far. Where are we going? And why are we in this handbasket? I don't but it's getting kinda warm

You can't see the alternative. Perhaps the country would be in 10x worse shape had their not been gridlock on that road. No gridlock scenario1. Nobody has a gun2. No church has a pastor3. you are in jail for hate crimes if you ever made a dime from anyone and you don't love homosexuality4. If you still have a job 80% would be taxed