The series in this set have a lot of pages. The first set has five pages plus one page with videos. The second set has nine pages, and a tenth page is more than half-finished. The third set has five pages plus an extra two pages that are related.
In August 2017, a hurricane came into Texas. The first large city it hit was Houston. While it was still in the Gulf of Mexico, Senator Ted Cruz sent out, on his Twitter account, a series of tweets, some of them written in Spanish, to prepare the people of Texas, who he loves, for that disaster. They're copied onto these two blog pages.
Page 1 covers the time period from August 17, 2017 to August 26, 2017.
Page 2 covers the time period from August 27, 2017 to August 31, 2017, but I added more tweets that were made by Senator Cruz, starting in July 2018.
The pages listed below are arranged by the name of the party. These pages were written in a different order. The pages about Republican factions are labeled 1a, 1b, and 1c. The pages about Democrat factions are labeled 2a through 2g.
The Republican Party has other factions, some of whom are loyal to the traditional Republican respect for law and order, and the Rule of Law, which states that everyone, even people who have a lot of charisma and supporters, need to obey the laws passed by state governments and the U.S. Government.
Some of his supporters are still so loyal to him today, they will forgive him for anything, even cold-blooded murder.
Page 1a also includes some information about another Republican family that has more conservative values. This is the Koch family, which was headed by two brothers, although one of them died in August 2019.
Page 1a also has information about another conservative faction within the Republican Party, the Tea Party. It is a movement, not a political party that is registered with the U.S. Federal Elections Commission.
Conservative principles were mentioned in a 2009 CNBC video on the page and explained in more detail in a 2010 video of a speech given by Michelle Bachmann, who was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives at the time. Both videos are on the page.
Page 1a continues with a long discussion of "Republicans who have been in office for along time", a group that is sometimes called "the Republican Establishment", then a discussion of the Mormon Church, a group that has many politically-conservative members, and then a discussion of Republicans like Booker T. Washington and the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who were advocates of civil rights within the party.
Page 1a continues with a discussion of a well-known Republican Governor, pictured on the right, who threatened to leave the party because his political views were more moderate than he saw within the party. This section also names a well-known conservative Republican commentator who did leave the party. Other people I know on Twitter describe themselves as having left the party. This section names a wealthy man who also left the Republican Party.
This page ends with my commentary about the corruption of the former Chairman of the Republican Party, Reince Priebus, by presidential candidate Donald Trump.
This page then mentions a small faction called the Log Cabin Republicans, a 2018 spending bill in the House of Representatives, a dispute between the Club for Growth and a Republican member of the Senate. who was a big fan of President Trump. The Club tried to have another Republican challenge the sitting Senator.
This page then mentions the fact that President Trump campaigned for the reelection of Senator Ted Cruz. His efforts were successful. The Senator was reelected in November 2018.
This page includes a tweet from James Woods, who used to be a Democrat, and it finishes with a large section about a Democrat who used to be a Governor. Because of his strong patriotism and his moderate political views on foreign policy and other issues, I recommended to the Democrat Party in 2014 that they make him a presidential candidate.
This page begins with a clickable outline of all of the pages in this series, including the three pages about Republican factions. I then give a short description of the history of the Democrat Party, and I name some patriotic Democrats because they are one small but important faction in this party.
The image on the left was sewn into the inside of clothing during the 1930s, when the U.S. President was Franklin Roosevelt, a Democrat, and when there was high unemployment in America. There is a large section about him.
A large section on Page 2a also names F.D.R.'s successor, Harry Truman, as a patriotic Democrat. Another large section is about President John F. Kennedy, another patriotic Democrat because he defended America against Russian military aggression in Cuba in 1962. There is also a small section about President James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, who was an officer in the U.S. Navy, and a quote from a February 2019 article about former Vice-President Joe Biden, who was quoted as saying that he wanted a strong relationship between America and "her traditional allies".
The page includes a tweet from a patriotic American who has millions of followers on Twitter, and then it ends with a large section about a former Governor pictured on the right, who is very patriotic and who has moderate views about foreign policy and other issues. He even has an N.R.A. membership.
Because of these factors, I wrote a page in 2014 that asked the Democrat Party to nominate him for President.
This page begins with evidence that the Democrat Party has many factions. One piece of evidence is a late November 2018 Op-Ed in the Sacramento Bee that includes this sentence. "And these intraparty rivalries are often quite nasty." The page includes a large section about the rivalry between the Clinton family and the Obama family, as described by this best-selling book.
There is a small section that says that these two families settled their differences after the 2016 election by uniting to attack Donald Trump, who they correctly believed would be the presidential nominee of the Republican Party.
This page has a large section about Classic Liberals, a group that is defined by their willingness to be open-minded to new ideas. For contrast, the page documents how some people have attacked the supporters of Donald Trump by grabbing MAGA hats from their heads, sometimes without any resistance, which shows the violently intolerant nature of these people.
The page continues with a large section about Democrats who have moderate economic views. Some of them are part of a well-organized group called the Blue Dog Democrats. This section has a sub-section about 2013 legislation called Wall Street Reform. It was co-sponsored by a moderate Republican Senator named Chris Dodd and a moderate Democrat U.S. Representative named Barney Frank.
This page ends with a large section about the efforts of a new Republican President and the Republican Congress to reform the Wall Street Reform law. A March 2018 Bloomberg story about this effort has a section headline titled "Divided Democrats".
This page has a large section about individual Democrats who have had public disagreements with the policies of their party. Each of these people has a small section. They include Zell Miller. seen on the left, Roseanne Barr, and there is a very long section about President Bill Clinton, who reformed welfare and deregulated America's banks.
There is a large section about the U.N. because their Agenda 21 is unmistakably anti-capitalist. This program states that people have a right to eat, which turns farmers and other food producers into slaves who must keep working, regardless of the economic conditions that they live with.
There is a section about a Socialist website that is misnamed because many of their issues and many of the headlines on their printed newspaper are political, not economic. An accurate description of them is that they are a Marxist organization.
This page has a large section about a freshman House member called Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a section about an organization called World Hunger, which like the U.N.'s Agenda 21, insists that people have a right to eat.
The page also names, as an anti-capitalist organization, a college in California that invited members of the Venezuelan Government to speak about their economic initiatives. This subsection includes two tweets from U.S .Senator Marco Rubio, who criticized this college for their invitation.
The page also names other Democrats, including Hillary Clinton, Barak Obama, and Bernie Sanders, who have been advocates for Socialism. Thee is a short section about college students who were interviewed on-camera. A YouTube video shows their satisfaction with Socialism and then their inability to define the word.
This page shows how some poor people have gained wealth. There is a short section about the current Chinese dictator and another small section about the empty promises of Socialism.
The page mentions an alternative to a democracy, in the form of a dictatorship, including the explicit "dictatorship of the proletariat", which was stated by Karl Marx. There is a section about U.S .Senator Elizabeth Warren, who publicly stated her support for a street demonstration called Occupy Wall Street.
The city council in one California city allowed each of their members to choose members of various commissions, thus violating the right of the people to vote for people to serve on those commissions.
Some colleges have refused to provide adequate protection when a conservative student group invites a conservative to speak to their group. Planned protests have resulted in the President of that college cancelling the appearances of those speakers.
Students have assaulted other students without any consequences. This is documented by videos of the violence.
Free speech was enforced by actions taken by the U.S. President a U.S. Senator, a U.S. Governor, and the U.S. Justice Department.
There are sections about these organizations.
Public School Horror Stories
Each of the pages in this series has quotes of news stories and sometimes informal articles that document the bad behavior of teachers and administrators in America's public schools. The 4th and 5th pages in this series are focused on one topic within the general topic of American public education.- This page documents the hypocrisy of the Michigan chapter of C.A.I.R., which demanded that Muslim students be allowed to take time away from classes to pray and which also demanded that Christian students could not participate in a Bible Study during school time. This page also has 30+ links to news stories about teachers who were arrested for sexual activity with their students plus another 30+ links to news stories about teachers who were convicted of these crimes.
- This page has a story about an elementary school in Manhattan that required its' students to learn the Arabic language. Teachers in different states were arrested for soliciting a prostitute. A school in Colorado criticized 7th grade students who had conservative political attitudes. Two schools sent students out in handcuffs.
- This page includes the story of a satanic group that wanted to distribute literature in a school system, various public schools that discouraged patriotism, one school that encouraged the desecration of an American flag, a teacher who forced a student to use his bare hands to unclog a urinal, and a section about dual-language public schools. A police officer used a taser on a violent student at a Utah public high school. A school nurse stole prescription medicine from students. One boy was not allowed to read his personal Bible during free time at school. A teacher showed an erotic film to her students. A teacher and his roommate were arrested for possession of illegal drugs that had a street value of $6.2 million.
- This page shows how some public schools, typically run by leftist activists, have overreacted when a young boy pretends to have a gun. Students have been suspended for activities that are clearly legal, including wearing an N.R.A. t-shirt.
- This page is about Common Core. It begins with a summary of the three categories of objections to it. Then, the page includes a YouTube video that shows how first-graders in one school district were taught how to write like a political activist.
- This extra page, published in September 2013, before the publication of the second page in this series, has 23 YouTube videos. Most of them are a news story about a public school horror story.
Reelect Ted Cruz
The first page in this set was written in March 2017, although Google misdated it. Other pages were added later.- This page is about his basic biography and his early career. It includes a few articles about one of his professors at Harvard Law School, Alan Dershowitz, who called him "brilliant". There is a 2003 press release about the end of his job as the Director of the Federal Trade Commission's Office of Policy Planning. There is a section about his personal faith and how he, as a U.S. Senator, helped a Christian woman who was being persecuted in the Sudan. Another section is about a dispute he had with the openly lesbian Mayor of Houston. Another section has videos of him listening to criticism.
- This page, written in March 2017, is about him as an author. There are quotes from many of the articles he's written for journals that include Real Clear Politics, the Wall Street Journal, and the National Review. There is a large section about his best-selling book, "A Time for Truth", which the New York Times denied was a best-seller until the evidence was shown to them by many publishing professionals.
- This page, written in March 2017, is about the November 2009 murder of some soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas and the fact that other soldiers were wounded. President Obama called it "workplace violence" and denied the wounded soldiers the medical benefits that they would've received if they had been awarded the Purple Heart, but Senator Cruz, who represents Texas in the Senate, began a multi-year project, with the help of other legislators, to change the law that President Obama had relied upon. He was successful. This page also shows some of his visits to military bases and one Navy ship in Texas.
- This page, written in March 2017, is about his dedication to the Rule of Law, Due Process, and other principles that are embedded into the U.S. Constitution. He will support and defend these principles even when they're unpopular. He introduced a Constitutional amendment to prevent the U.S. Government from overturning state laws on marriage. This page also includes a section about Hillary Clinton's e-mail server, which he criticized in the Senate.
- This page, written in April 2017, is about his principled opposition to legislation that claimed to give financial help to people who were hurt by Superstorm Sandy. This legislation included many unrelated financial benefits, sometimes called pork. The page also mentions his effort to get financial help for his home state of Texas when it was victimized by flooding.
- This page has copies of tweets that he has made that show him interacting with various individuals and groups in his official capacity as a U.S. Senator. These groups include the March for Life (January 2017), Texas Wheat Producers (February 2017), the British Ambassador Kim Daroch (February 2017), and the Customs and Border Protection agency (February 2017), and some Boy Scouts (March 2017. This page was published in April 2017, but I have added many more tweets since then.
- This page has copies of tweets that thanked Senator Cruz for helping them in some way. This page also has tweets from VIPs who complimented him. In May 2016, the Governor of Texas said that Ted was "the most conservative of all with a No. 1 ranking by American Conservative Union." The police chief in Pasadena, Texas said, "Had the opportunity to met Senator Ted Cruz, who has always been an advocate of law enforcement on the national level." This page was published in May 2017, but I have added a lot of tweets to it, also.
- This page is about his effort to repair Obamacare early in 2017. Its' exchanges were failing. This was a clear sign that the law had created an unsustainable medical economy. A July 2017 Christian News Service article is quoted with this headline "Cruz: Free Health Care Is Wonderful in 'World' of 'Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and Pixie Fairies’".
- This page is about the Senator's commitment to the religious liberty of all Americans. There are subsections. One is about a Supreme Court case based on a business called Hobby Lobby. The second section is about the Washington, D.C. City Council, which passed two City Ordinances that restricted the rights of religious-based health-care organizations. The third is about his support for a county clerk in Kentucky who refused to process marriage licenses from two men or two women. The fourth section shows how he used religious liberty effectively as a campaign issue, and a companion section about the Democrat Party's hatred for organized religion. Thee is a brief section about a conversation between the Senator and a gay business owner, followed by his support for Pro-Life causes. The last section is a Supreme Court case involving a Lutheran Church.
In August 2017, a hurricane came into Texas. The first large city it hit was Houston. While it was still in the Gulf of Mexico, Senator Ted Cruz sent out, on his Twitter account, a series of tweets, some of them written in Spanish, to prepare the people of Texas, who he loves, for that disaster. They're copied onto these two blog pages.
Page 1 covers the time period from August 17, 2017 to August 26, 2017.
Page 2 covers the time period from August 27, 2017 to August 31, 2017, but I added more tweets that were made by Senator Cruz, starting in July 2018.
Factions within America's political parties
Every major political party is like a large group that is formed for any reason. There will always be minor disagreements among its' members. Because the Democrat Party and the Republican Party have so many members, it would be impossible for every member of either party to agree on the best presidential candidate or to agree on the best policies for its' platform.The pages listed below are arranged by the name of the party. These pages were written in a different order. The pages about Republican factions are labeled 1a, 1b, and 1c. The pages about Democrat factions are labeled 2a through 2g.
The Republican Party
Page 1a
This page starts with a brief history of the party and then discusses the faction that represents Donald Trump's family and their supporters, some of whom are so loyal, they would forgive him if he shot someone in cold blood on the streets of New York City.The Republican Party has other factions, some of whom are loyal to the traditional Republican respect for law and order, and the Rule of Law, which states that everyone, even people who have a lot of charisma and supporters, need to obey the laws passed by state governments and the U.S. Government.
| The law that he says he could disobey without any consequences in this video, recorded in Iowa on CNN video of the same event CBS News video of the same event the NBC affiliate in Columbus, Ohio |
Page 1a also includes some information about another Republican family that has more conservative values. This is the Koch family, which was headed by two brothers, although one of them died in August 2019.
| In August 2017, I attended the last of 11 one-day events that were organized by one of the Koch brother's lobbying organizations, called Americans for Prosperity. This event was held in Richmond, Virginia. The speakers included Steve Forbes, the GOP candidate for Governor of Virginia, a U.S. Representative in Virginia, and one of the five F.C.C. Commissioners. I recorded videos of all of them and this video. |
Page 1a also has information about another conservative faction within the Republican Party, the Tea Party. It is a movement, not a political party that is registered with the U.S. Federal Elections Commission.
Conservative principles were mentioned in a 2009 CNBC video on the page and explained in more detail in a 2010 video of a speech given by Michelle Bachmann, who was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives at the time. Both videos are on the page.Page 1a continues with a long discussion of "Republicans who have been in office for along time", a group that is sometimes called "the Republican Establishment", then a discussion of the Mormon Church, a group that has many politically-conservative members, and then a discussion of Republicans like Booker T. Washington and the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who were advocates of civil rights within the party.
Page 1a continues with a discussion of a well-known Republican Governor, pictured on the right, who threatened to leave the party because his political views were more moderate than he saw within the party. This section also names a well-known conservative Republican commentator who did leave the party. Other people I know on Twitter describe themselves as having left the party. This section names a wealthy man who also left the Republican Party.This page ends with my commentary about the corruption of the former Chairman of the Republican Party, Reince Priebus, by presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Page 1b
This page begins with a look at the most effective Republican lobbying groups. It continues with the 2018 dispute between President Trump and the Chamber of Commerce over tariffs. The Chamber is a traditional Republican group because they represent business owners.This page then mentions a small faction called the Log Cabin Republicans, a 2018 spending bill in the House of Representatives, a dispute between the Club for Growth and a Republican member of the Senate. who was a big fan of President Trump. The Club tried to have another Republican challenge the sitting Senator.
This page then mentions the fact that President Trump campaigned for the reelection of Senator Ted Cruz. His efforts were successful. The Senator was reelected in November 2018.
Page 1c
This page has more information about the Log Cabin Republicans and another group of gay Republicans. The page also examines the complex relationship between gays and a pedophile group called the North American Man-Boy Love Association.This page includes a tweet from James Woods, who used to be a Democrat, and it finishes with a large section about a Democrat who used to be a Governor. Because of his strong patriotism and his moderate political views on foreign policy and other issues, I recommended to the Democrat Party in 2014 that they make him a presidential candidate.
The Democrat Party
Page 2a
This page begins with a clickable outline of all of the pages in this series, including the three pages about Republican factions. I then give a short description of the history of the Democrat Party, and I name some patriotic Democrats because they are one small but important faction in this party.The image on the left was sewn into the inside of clothing during the 1930s, when the U.S. President was Franklin Roosevelt, a Democrat, and when there was high unemployment in America. There is a large section about him.
A large section on Page 2a also names F.D.R.'s successor, Harry Truman, as a patriotic Democrat. Another large section is about President John F. Kennedy, another patriotic Democrat because he defended America against Russian military aggression in Cuba in 1962. There is also a small section about President James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, who was an officer in the U.S. Navy, and a quote from a February 2019 article about former Vice-President Joe Biden, who was quoted as saying that he wanted a strong relationship between America and "her traditional allies".
The page includes a tweet from a patriotic American who has millions of followers on Twitter, and then it ends with a large section about a former Governor pictured on the right, who is very patriotic and who has moderate views about foreign policy and other issues. He even has an N.R.A. membership.Because of these factors, I wrote a page in 2014 that asked the Democrat Party to nominate him for President.
Page 2b
There is a small section that says that these two families settled their differences after the 2016 election by uniting to attack Donald Trump, who they correctly believed would be the presidential nominee of the Republican Party.
This page has a large section about Classic Liberals, a group that is defined by their willingness to be open-minded to new ideas. For contrast, the page documents how some people have attacked the supporters of Donald Trump by grabbing MAGA hats from their heads, sometimes without any resistance, which shows the violently intolerant nature of these people.
The page continues with a large section about Democrats who have moderate economic views. Some of them are part of a well-organized group called the Blue Dog Democrats. This section has a sub-section about 2013 legislation called Wall Street Reform. It was co-sponsored by a moderate Republican Senator named Chris Dodd and a moderate Democrat U.S. Representative named Barney Frank.This page ends with a large section about the efforts of a new Republican President and the Republican Congress to reform the Wall Street Reform law. A March 2018 Bloomberg story about this effort has a section headline titled "Divided Democrats".
Page 2c
This page has more information about the Blue Dog Democrats, who have moderate economic views. There is a large section about Democrats who are forced by reelection pressure to soften their views because a lot of their voters are Republicans. There is also a small section about the first Thanksgiving, because good harvests of food depended on a capitalist economy.
This page has a large section about individual Democrats who have had public disagreements with the policies of their party. Each of these people has a small section. They include Zell Miller. seen on the left, Roseanne Barr, and there is a very long section about President Bill Clinton, who reformed welfare and deregulated America's banks.Page 2d
This page is about Democrats who don't like Capitalism because they prefer Socialism or Communism. Capitalism and Socialism are compared early in the page, and then there is a section about Democratic Socialists, who secretly admire Karl MarxThere is a large section about the U.N. because their Agenda 21 is unmistakably anti-capitalist. This program states that people have a right to eat, which turns farmers and other food producers into slaves who must keep working, regardless of the economic conditions that they live with.There is a section about a Socialist website that is misnamed because many of their issues and many of the headlines on their printed newspaper are political, not economic. An accurate description of them is that they are a Marxist organization.
This page has a large section about a freshman House member called Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a section about an organization called World Hunger, which like the U.N.'s Agenda 21, insists that people have a right to eat.
The page also names, as an anti-capitalist organization, a college in California that invited members of the Venezuelan Government to speak about their economic initiatives. This subsection includes two tweets from U.S .Senator Marco Rubio, who criticized this college for their invitation.
The page also names other Democrats, including Hillary Clinton, Barak Obama, and Bernie Sanders, who have been advocates for Socialism. Thee is a short section about college students who were interviewed on-camera. A YouTube video shows their satisfaction with Socialism and then their inability to define the word.
This page shows how some poor people have gained wealth. There is a short section about the current Chinese dictator and another small section about the empty promises of Socialism.
Page 2e
This page is about Democrats who don't like democracy because they prefer street violence that is led by unelected radicals. The page begins with a dictionary definition of the word "democracy", which emphasizes leadership by the people "Demos" in Greek. When radicals plan a protest demonstration or a march, there is no input by any large group of voters on their plan, so there is no democracy, which was first developed in Ancient Greece.
The page mentions an alternative to a democracy, in the form of a dictatorship, including the explicit "dictatorship of the proletariat", which was stated by Karl Marx. There is a section about U.S .Senator Elizabeth Warren, who publicly stated her support for a street demonstration called Occupy Wall Street.
Page 2f
This page names some organizations, usually supportive of the Democrat Party, that don't approve of the basic principles of a democracy, which are named in the previous page.The city council in one California city allowed each of their members to choose members of various commissions, thus violating the right of the people to vote for people to serve on those commissions.
Some colleges have refused to provide adequate protection when a conservative student group invites a conservative to speak to their group. Planned protests have resulted in the President of that college cancelling the appearances of those speakers.
Students have assaulted other students without any consequences. This is documented by videos of the violence.
Free speech was enforced by actions taken by the U.S. President a U.S. Senator, a U.S. Governor, and the U.S. Justice Department.
There are sections about these organizations.
- the American Civil Liberties Union, which often ignores the civil liberties of political conservatives,
- the Democratic Socialists of America,
- Antifa, a group of vigilantes,
- the Sunrise Movement, a new group on the political left, and
- two students of a high school in Florida who became anti-gun activists when someone murdered some of their fellow students
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