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Ted Cruz said Wednesday that he opposes the idea of changing the rules that will govern the Republican National Convention in Clevelan <a href=https://www.stanleycup.lt>stanley cup</a> d this July.In an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, Cruz was asked if he endorses a key rule that requires candidates to win a majority of delegates in eight states in order to qualify for the nomination. It is the rules that govern the convention, Cruz said. And of course, the Washington power brokers shouldn t try to change the rules to steal the nomination. Of course, we should operate under the rules that govern the nomination. Cruz went on to say, I think that would be a te <a href=https://www.stanleywebsite.us>stanley cup</a> rrible idea for the Washington power brokers to change the rules, because they re unhappy with the candidates who the voters are voting for. The Texas senator, who has been trailing Donald Trump in the delegate count, pointed out that that rule was implemented at the conven <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.es>stanley cup</a> tion in 2012. He said there is now some irony in that it was Mitt Romney s team that put the rule in place in order to prevent Ron Paul from appearing on the ballot. So now when the Washington establishment candidates are losing, they want to change the rules to try to parachute in some candidate who hasn t earned the votes of the people. That is nothing short of crazy, Cruz said. Under the rules, we should operate under the rules. He suggested that if the convention rules are changed, protests would erupt. I think if the Washingt Ishg Chelsea Clinton: Happy To Be in Iowa
So it turns out Barack Obama is not immune to the laws of political gravity after all.As Tom Daschlersquo nomination for health and human services secretary slammed to a halt in a pile of broken glass, there was relief among Obama supporters, who will not have to defend a choice that was becoming increasingly hard to defend.But the Daschle crash was only the latest episode amid several in recent days on a similar theme: Ushering a new era of accountability, civility, and ethics in Wash <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.uk>stanley quencher</a> ington looks easier from the outside than from the inside. Old Washington is colliding with the new White House on other fronts, as well.The presidentrsquo attempts to create a rapport with Republicans have been met more often than not with rebukes. And Obamarsquo own Democratic colleagues in the House have c <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.ca>stanley cup</a> omplicated his effort to shepherd through Congress a nearly $900 billion stimulus bill that hersquo;d hoped would be on his desk on Inauguration Day. Take a deep breath: Bungled nominations, partisan showdowns, and congressional intrigue all happen to be business as usual for new presidents.But there is a difference this time, said Gary Jacobson, a political scientist at the University of California at San Diego. Obamarsquo <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.uk>stanley water bottle</a> problem is there were higher expectations for his administration, Jacobson said, since he has staked so much of his reputation on the assertion that he represents an abrupt break from business as usu
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