Ted Cruz is not Obama, Mr. Trump

Senator Rand Paul, who says he’s not sure if Senator Ted Cruz is eligible to be president, suggests in the same breath that Cruz would be qualified to be Prime Minister of Canada. “You know, I think without question he is qualified and would make the cut to be prime minister of Canada, absolutely without question, he is qualified and he meets the qualifications,” the Kentucky senator said of Cruz on the radio show Kilmeade and Friends.” Some Canucks wish that Ted Cruz was our PM, Mr. Paul, but as my Mama used to point out: “If wishes were horses, beggars would ride”.

Our wishes for a continuing stabilized Canada were killed off by President Barack Obama after his top election campaign team members moved in to run the campaign of the über lib-left Justin Trudeau, Senator Paul. All hopes of maintaining Canada’s decade-long financial stability, admired world-wide, came to a dead end. And during the Obama campaign team-strategized Trudeau run, only Canada Free Press and one other media outlet complained about an Obama presence in the Canadian prime minister election campaign. Justin Trudeau, son of the late Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, who took away Canada’s private property rights, is a carbon copy of the unqualified and ISIS simpatico Obama. The first move Trudeau made after gaining access to the PMO was to withdraw valiant Canadian troops from Iraq. The second thing he did was to have flown into Canada the first 10,000 Syrian “refugees” of a coming 25,000, so that they would be “home” for Christmas 2015. Trudeau registered only mild disappointment that Obama had officially killed off the Keystone XL Pipeline, stating that the Canada-U.S. relationship is “much bigger than any one project.”

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Trudeau, seen by many as the ‘Pretty Boy of Western Politics’ even parrots word-for-word the same lines Obama uses, such as “This is not who we are”, and spams out incessant “-Friend” requests over the Internet for “just $3 more”. Talk about ineligible!! Both our countries live in times where it takes courage to say that the eligible are as dangerous in public office as the so-called “ineligible”. Trudeau was made “eligible” courtesy of gaining Prime Ministership with a puny 39% of the popular vote; made “eligible” by the son of Pierre Trudeau being more important than owning a resume that shows he only ever worked as a part-time drama teacher and a snowboard salesman. In the U.S. Ted Cruz’s “ineligibility” may have become the best way for competing forces to bring a halt to the populist Donald Trump. Now that the primaries are in full swing, politicians and powerful pundits like Ann Coulter are making switcheroos over the question of ineligibility, making use of what they may see as a guaranteed Show Stopper. Rand Paul’s take back in 2013?

“Paul seemed more certain of Cruz’ eligibility in a 2013 interview with CNN, saying, “You won’t find me questioning his eligibility. I decided a long time ago I wouldn’t be a birther. I’m not a birther for Democrats. I’m not a birther for Republicans. I’m staying out of that.”

While the fate of Canada may not be paramount to some American politicians and pundits, that an Obama puppet is in the Prime Minister’s Office when the Canadian dollar is so anemic matters to average Canadians putting food on the table for their children. That’s why Canadians like the ones at Canada Free Press are hoping that a Donald Trump/Ted Cruz ticket makes it to the current Executive Order-run White House in November. You could say we’re both eligible and waiting for it.