Discussion: RNC Chair: Ted Cruz Is Eligible To Run For President

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Oh well, there you go. Reince Priebus has said heā€™s eligible. Discussion over.

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I guess itā€™s settled now that this diminutive empty suit has rendered his opinion.

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remind me againā€¦ which Constitutional law courses has little Reince on his resume?

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Republican = Moron. Duh!

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Thanks Reince. Your objectivity and legal acumen are above reproach. I fully accept everything youā€™ve done, thought, or said since you arrived from the mother ship.

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Well, look at it from Reinceā€™s POVā€”heā€™s desperate to get somebody, anybody, who will be a legit challenger to Trump, and at this point Cruz is the only one.

The problem is that Cruz is every bit as loathsome to many Republicans as Trump is. Sucks to be you, Reince.

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my knee jerk

Between his churning gut and this rogue knee I donā€™t see how he can stand still long enough for a TV interviewā€¦

This little guy has absolutely no credibility in either partyā€¦ but he still goes on the air to give his opinions. Somebody send him out on a Dunkinsā€™ run, willya? Make him useful for something.

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Well now that Reince has spoken I really do doubt Cruzā€™s eligibility.

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I always look to Constitutional scholar Rancid Pubics for my legal consultations.

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I asked my dog what her opinion was about this and she barked in agreement with Reince. Therefore, Iā€™m satisfied that what Reince said was indeed his opinion.

Since when does the RNC chair hold any weight in legal matters? Did he get appointed to the SCOTUS and I missed it?

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Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus affirmed Thursday that he believed Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) was eligible to run for President.

Well! All righty then. One less thing to worry about.

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Cold, clammy facts:

  1. Itā€™s not ā€œReinceā€, anymore than it was actually ā€œMittā€, ā€œDubyaā€, ā€œDutchā€ or ā€œIkeā€. His birth name is Reinhold Richard Priebus. As icky as I find him, Iā€™m inclined to sympathy for anyone saddled by typically unprescient parents with an unattractive birth name - tho Iā€™m just as underwhelmed with the choice of nickname that he made or was made for him. Itā€™s certainly clammy enough to fit his visual impression of being a modern Uriah Heep (Dickens, not Mick Boxā€™ Stalkers ā€¦ altho ā€˜stalkersā€™ seems not entirely off the mark).

  2. He actually has a J.D. from U of Miami LS, which, AFAIK, like most accredited American law schools, requires at least the basic course in U.S. Constitutional Law be taken before granting its JDā€™s.

Incidentally, early on in his brief career as a practicing attorney in Wisconsin, Priebus was named as some sort of ā€˜rising starā€™ among Wisconsin Super Lawyers. Those sorts of lists are generally made up of a mix of young courtroom lions, legal beagle whiz kidz, establishment hopefuls, young grifters, beneficiaries of the waving of affinity or cash, and political activist types, whether within the context of bar politics or general public election politics.

I canā€™t say Iā€™m totally knowledgeable on why Priebus made that list, but Iā€™m reasonably sure it wasnā€™t by either of the first two routes.

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Letā€™s see, Lawrence Tribe v. Reince Priebus?? Oh the humanity!!!

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Reince Priebus ā€¦ I forget ā€¦ what official governmental position of authority does he hold? Oh thatā€™s right ā€¦ none!

How can the Republicans seriously consider a nominee not born in this country? John McCain was different. This is really strange for a group of people who have such a strict interpretation of the Constitution.

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Reince Priebus really thinks he can sell a non-native son to his base?

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Actually Reince, thatā€™s not a ā€œknee-jerk reaction.ā€ Grownups call it COWARDICE.