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Rational Nation U S A Purveyor of Truth Republican presidential candidate Ted (Rafael) Cruz, after telling a gay man the constitution guarantees and protects the rights of all citizens equally , invoked the age old state's right argument with respect to marriage law. Lets cut to the chaise. His invoking the state's right argument is simply arguing for discrimination against gays and lesbians who wish to marry. In other words it an argument for continued homophobia and bigotry. ABC - Sen. Ted Cruz today invoked the protections included in the Constitution when a gay man asked the Republican presidential candidate about his work protecting the rights of gay voters. Responding to a question from Todd Calongne, a married gay man who is a registered Republican and owner of a pizza parlor in New York City, Cruz said the Constitution protects the rights of all citizens equally. "When it comes to religious liberty, religious liberty is something that protects all of ...

Ted Cruz: Friend to Fascists, Past and Present A greater threat to our republic and civil liberties than even Trump. Click on highlighted link above.

by: Les Carpenter Rational Nation USA Purveyor of Truth Okay, I'll say it straight out. If this is considered intellectual thought or intellectual honesty by the republican party brass it is only a matter of time before the party is dead. Because this is pure intellectual dishonesty and political BS . STORY BELOW THE FOLD . Via: Memeorandum

by: Les Carpenter Rational Nation U S A Lib e rty -vs- Tyr a nny Always enjoy watching people trying to connect the dots. From Think Progress , the publication I usually always disagree with. Yuppers... Via: Memeorandum

by: Les Carpenter Rational Nation USA Li berty -vs- Tyr anny It ain't going anywhere... But the flat tax? An idea whose time should have come a long time ago. However, in the trenches of class warfare, where the evils of capitalism and rational self interest are the twin evils it is understandable why it hasn't. IMNHO anyway. Via: Memeorandum