U.S. Presidential candidate Texas Senator Ted Cruz could choose to run for Prime Minister of Canada if he fails to take the nomination and job in D.C. That could shape him up for another try at the White House in 2020. With globalism running amok voters must not assume they can anticipate every candidate's use of his options.
Consider things since the 1996 election regarding who wins a loses; moderates or conservatives. Dole was a moderate? 10th mountain division/Riva Ridge guy? Jack Kemp as VP choice? Steve Forbes, Pat Buchanan and Alan Keyes were the primary rivals. Dole was solid.He didn't have populist appeal that is requisite for winning presently. Clinton did and the media liked him, as they did Obama. Bush II was elected with huge help from evangelicals, and he did a terrible job on foreign policy and didn't correct the Clinton mortgage, banking and Wall Street structuring errors at all. With all that debt-as much as Obama built in his first term added to the public-it is hard to regard Bush II as anything besides a moderate globalist like Cruz. Romney and McCain were straw men guaranteed to lose for various reasons, and that helped the 1%. Since 2008 the government purpose was to serve the 1%-the top 5% get 90% of the national income.
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