John R. Houk
© March 28, 2016
In yesterday’s Tony Newbill post
it was pretty clear that Heidi Cruz is supportive of a globalist agenda that
will endanger the sovereignty of the United States as well as open a path for
Mexican immigrants to flow into this nation with a legalized status and place a
strain on taxpayer supported entitlements that American citizens in need will
not receive.
And yet I still support Ted Cruz for President. Heidi Cruz
is not running for President. As I pointed out yesterday, Donald Trump’s
Conservative credentials are unproven.
Honestly I support Trump’s campaign lines that has made him
a populist candidate popular with many fed up Americans. That means if Trump
indeed wins the GOP nomination will still vote for him. I have to have faith
that Trump will act to process his campaign promises. I wouldn’t believe a
single word emanating from Hillary Clinton’s mouth let alone keep a campaign
promise that would please a Leftist. Hillary is the epitome of a liar in
Biblical terms.
If someone is a Trump supporter or a Cruz supporter I am
more than willing to post a submission from writers that support their case.
Also in Newbill’s post I added an excerpt from a BizPac Review article about Ted Cruz
having extra-marital affairs with five different women while married to Heidi.
The so-called Cruz sex scandal was originally broke by tabloid rag the National Enquirer. Photos of the five
ladies was blurred by the National Enquirer, yet some eager Twitter users feel
they have discovered the identities of three of the ladies:
o
Katrina
Pierson
o
Sarah
Isgur Flores
o
Amanda
Carpenter
I find it a bit ironic that the three alleged expose women
deny the National Enquire they participated in any affair with Ted Cruz. I
thought it might be helpful to profile these ladies since all three have had at
least somewhat of a public profile.
Katrina Pierson
Most Left oriented websites (that included MSM) castigate
Pierson as a foot-in-mouth speaker
and so imply she is a good fit as Donald Trump’s national spokesperson in this
campaign for election to POTUS. Everpedia
provides a short profile that other websites write in a negative manner:
Katrina Pierson is a spokesperson
for presidential candidate Donald Trump. [+] Katrina is also
accused of being Ted Cruz's mistress. [+] Following the Ted Cruz Sex Scandal (March 2016)
trend on twitter she made her Instagram. [+] Before working for Donald Trump she worked for Ted Cruz. [+]
Adolescence:
She was born in Kansas. Katrina's
mom gave birth to her when she was 15. Her mom relied on government assistance
(Katrina currently opposes welfare). [+] She lived most of her life in Texas. Just
like her mom, she gave birth at the age of 15. Her marriage to the child's
father did not last very long, Katrina raised the child on her own. [+]
Criminal Record:
In 1997, at the age of 20, she
stole $168 worth of clothing from JCPenney (RETAILER). Katrina was arrested and pleaded no
contest to the charges. [+]
Political Career:
She got involved in politics
after 9/11. [+] Katrina joined the Tea Party after going to one of their meetings. The
tea party's stance against social programs was what drew her to the
party. [+] She worked
for Ted Cruz's 2012 senate
campaign (Fact: Katrina was on welfare while working for his campaign). [+] She ditched Ted Cruz after hearing Donald Trump's anti-immigration rant. Donald Trump and Katrina both have similar views
on Islam. Donald Trump personally asked her to work for
him. [+]
“When Donald says, ‘I think you’re
great, I really want you to work for me,’ I don’t think any sane person would
say no to that,” she told POLITICO [+] (Katrina Pierson; Everpedia;
© 2016)
Posted by One America
News Network
Published on Mar 25, 2016
See also Wikipedia
Sarah Isgur Flores
Sarah Isgur Flores: 5 Fast Facts
You Need to Know
Perhaps the most recognizable face
of Carly Fiorina’s abysmal campaign for the GOP nomination was Houston native
Sarah Isgur Flores. The conservative firebrand particularly liked to appear on
the liberal-leaning MSNBC circuit to have it out while pushing for Carly. She
previously worked for still-in-the-race Texas Senator Ted Cruz. Like Cruz,
Flores is a graduate of Harvard Law. Since dropping out of the race, Fiorina has endorsed
Cruz.
The latest issue of the National Enquirer
reports rumors that Cruz has had affairs with at least five
women, and Flores’ name has been floated in the subsequent speculation.
Here’s what you need to know about
Sarah Isgur Flores:
1. She Was Named as One of the
Most Influential Latinos in Politics — but She’s Not Latino
…
2. Her Husband Is a ‘Rising
Star’ of Appellate Law in America
…
3. She Believes Cable News Cares
More About Ratings Than About Democracy
…
4. She Was the Political
Director for ‘Texans for Ted Cruz’ in 2009
Flores has had a long and storied
career in Republican politics. Her biggest role came in September 2015 when she
was appointed as Carly Fiorina’s deputy campaign manager. In a statement,
Flores told CNN, “Carly
Fiorina is a sharp, thoughtful and committed conservative leader who believes
in the limitless potential of all Americans, and I’m looking forward to getting
started.”
The network notes that prior to
joining the campaign, Flores worked as a communications director for the
Republican party. She was also an advisor for Mitt Romney’s failed 2012
campaign.
On her Twitter page, where she goes
by the moniker @WhigNewtons, Flores
describes herself as, “Republican strategist and campaign junkie. Texan by
birth, lawyer by education, cat lady by choice.”
In 2009, Flores worked on the
“Texans for Ted Cruz” campaign, according to her LinkedIn page. She’s a
graduate of Northwestern University and got her law degree at Harvard law,
just like Cruz.
5. Flores Wrote in 2014 that the
Democratic Party Tried & Failed to ‘Mislead’ Female Voters
… (Sarah
Isgur Flores: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know; By Paul
Farrell; Heavy.com; 3/25/16 12:21 pm EDT –
Updated 1:55 pm EDT)
See Also Ballotpedia
Amanda Carpenter
Amanda Carpenter Explained
Amanda Carpenter
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Birth Date:
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1982
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Employer:
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Senator Ted Cruz
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Known For:
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Print and television pundit
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Occupation:
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U.S. Senatorial communications advisor
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Nationality:
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Alma Mater:
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Amanda B. Carpenter is
an American author, political advisor, and speechwriter. She previously worked as a columnist
for The Washington Times, and
is the author of The Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy's Dossier on Hillary
Rodham Clinton. She has worked in the staffs for Senators Jim DeMint and Ted Cruz. In 2014, the Capitol Hill publication Roll Call reported that Carpenter had surpassed 50,000
Twitter followers, far more than other congressional staffers.[1]
Life and career
Carpenter was born in Montrose, Michigan, and raised
there by her mother Lisa.
After graduating from Ball State University with B.A. in Communication Studies in
2005,[2] Carpenter worked as
a Congressional correspondent for Human Events from 2005–2007 before going to Townhall.com to become their national political
reporter.[3]
On March 1, 2009, Carpenter took a
position with The Washington Times,[4] where she wrote a
daily column called the Hot Button, that covered political and cultural issues,
as well other news articles.[5]
Carpenter is also known as a
blogger, author, and commentator. She has made numerous media appearances,
including segments on the BBC; Fox News's The O'Reilly Factor, Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld, Hannity
& Colmes, and The Big Story; MSNBC’s Tucker; PBS's To the Contrary and CNN's Larry King Live and Reliable Sources. Her book The Vast Right-Wing
Conspiracy's Dossier on Hillary Rodham Clinton was published in 2006,
and she later wrote about the 2008 presidential election for Glamour magazine's
blog "Glamocracy".
On January 25, 2010, it was
announced that Carpenter was leaving The Washington Times and
joining then Senator Jim DeMint's staff as senior communications advisor
and speechwriter.[6] She worked in this
role until Senator DeMint resigned from the Senate on January 1, 2013, to
become president of The Heritage Foundation. On January 22, 2013, Carpenter
announced on her Twitter account that she was now working in that same capacity
for Senator Ted Cruz.[7] She worked in that
role until July 5, 2015, returning to her journalism career.[8] (Amanda Carpenter Explained;
Every Explained Today)
VIDEO: Trump Supporter Derails CNN
Segment by Accusing Fellow Guest of Having an Affair With Ted Cruz
Published on Mar 25, 2016
Trump Supporter Derails CNN Segment
by Accusing Fellow Guest of Having an Affair With Ted Cruz Live on Air A CNN
debate between a Donald Trump supporter and former Ted Cruz communications
director Amanda Carpenter went off the rails Friday when the Trump supporter
suddenly accused Carpenter of having an illicit affair with her former boss.
CNN’s Kate Bolduan was hosting a segment on the feud between Trump and Ted Cruz. “Are you ready for Trump to move on?” she asked Boston Herald columnist Adriana Cohen.
“Oh, absolutely I think we should move on,” she responded. “Where we should move to is The National Enquirer story that has reported that has Ted Cruz has had affairs with five mistresses, including you’ve been named as well, Amanda.”
“I don’t think that’s ‘moving on’ at all, Adriana,” an exasperated Bolduan interrupted.
CNN’s Kate Bolduan was hosting a segment on the feud between Trump and Ted Cruz. “Are you ready for Trump to move on?” she asked Boston Herald columnist Adriana Cohen.
“Oh, absolutely I think we should move on,” she responded. “Where we should move to is The National Enquirer story that has reported that has Ted Cruz has had affairs with five mistresses, including you’ve been named as well, Amanda.”
“I don’t think that’s ‘moving on’ at all, Adriana,” an exasperated Bolduan interrupted.
“If we’re going call Donald Trump’s character into question, I would like Ted Cruz to issue a statement whether or not the National Enquirer story is true, that he has had affairs with many women, including you were named, Amanda,” Cohen repeated. “Will you denounce this story or will you confirm it?”
Bolduan stepped in to make it clear that CNN wasn’t supporting the Enquirer report. “It will come as no surprise to our viewers, CNN has no reporting on what you’re talking about coming from from The National Enquirer,” she deadpanned.
Carpenter kept her composure pretty well, considering the circumstances. “What’s out there is tabloid trash. If someone wants to comment on it, they can talk to my lawyer,” she responded.
“It’s categorically fault,” she continued angrily. “You should be ashamed for spreading this smut. Donald Trump supporters should be held to account for it.”
“I’m not spreading smut,” Cohen responded.
“I will not be intimidated,” Carpenter shot back. “I will continue to make my thoughts known about Donald Trump. I’m not backing down.”
Watch above, via CNN.
See Also Wikipedia
JRH 3/28/16
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CRUZ 'SEX SCANDAL' ERUPTS:
DENIALS ALL AROUND
GOP candidate blasts 'garbage' floated 'by Trump and his henchmen'
Pressure surrounding an alleged "sex scandal"
involving Ted Cruz became too much to bear for the GOP presidential candidate
Friday.
A National Enquirer story that broke on Thursday claims the
Texas senator cheated on his wife with at least five women. Two women
implicated in the story strenuously denied the tabloid's reporting, and Cruz
weighed in to denounce the "garbage" disseminated by "Trump's
henchmen."
"The CEO of the National Enquirer is an individual
named David Pecker," Cruz told reporters on Friday, the Washington Post reported.
"Well, David is good friends with Donald Trump. In fact, the National
Enquirer has endorsed Donald Trump, has said he must be president ... [and]
years from now, when my daughters google this, they will read these lies."
“What's out there is tabloid trash. If someone wants to
comment on it they can talk to my lawyer. It is categorically false. You should
be ashamed for spreading this kind of smut,” Carpenter said.
Pierson denied her involvement with Cruz while the Twitter
hashtag #Cruzsexscandal was trending and a crowdsourcing effort was underway to
identify individuals whose … READ
THE REST (CRUZ 'SEX SCANDAL'
ERUPTS: DENIALS ALL AROUND; WND;
3/25/16)
+++
Woman Named As Ted
Cruz ‘Mistress’ Speaks Out With Bombshell Statement – ‘They Know…’
By Randy DeSoto
March 25, 2016 at
9:50am
One of the alleged mistresses who the National Enquirer
claims Sen. Ted Cruz had an affair with dismissed the charge as “BS.”
Further, she does not believe the other four women the tabloid supposedly
uncovered had affairs with him either. Two of the five women have already
publicly called the allegations false.
The
Gateway Pundit obtained an exclusive statement from one of the
women. “It’s ridiculous. Anyone with half a brain knows it’s false,” the
anonymous woman said. “I don’t think the article is true. I can’t see Cruz
being like that… All I know is it’s not me. There’s a reason they don’t use my
name. They know it’s BS.”
A National Enquirer teaser used pixelated pictures of
five women, but named none of them, though it promised to do so in its print
edition. According to the tabloid: “‘Private detectives are digging into at
least five affairs Ted Cruz supposedly had,’ claimed a Washington insider.”
Various Twitter users believe they have matched the photos to
three of the women, who include former Cruz senate staffer Amanda Carpenter, a
former deputy campaign manager with Carly Fiorina’s campaign, and Trump
campaign spokeswoman Katrina Pierson.
After a Trump supporter raised the
allegation against Carpenter on CNN (which is not reporting on the
story) on Friday, she labeled it “tabloid trash” adding if people want to
make such “categorically false” charges, they should speak to her lawyer.
Pierson took to Twitter to shoot down the allegation against
her.
What's worse? People who actually believe the trash in tabloids, or the
ones who know it's false &spread it anyway? #stupidity on all levels
Of course the National Enquirer story is 100% FALSE!!! I only speak to
myself, however.
Carry on...
Carry on...
Fox News contributor Stacey Dash, who has backed Donald
Trump in public statements, tweeted a post that she authored about the
tabloid’s allegations. “I personally dislike the National Enquirer and the
way they deal with candidates’ lives,” she writes. “However, they were the ones
who broke the news about John Edwards and Gary Hart.”
BREAKING NEWS: The National Enquirer claims Ted Cruz has had 5 mistresses http://bit.ly/1S7GQAe
Dash adds, “With the race coming down to two viable
candidates, the GOP needs to know — Is Ted Cruz hiding five mistresses that
Hillary could use against us in the general election? Let’s get to the
bottom of this.”
The Cruz mistress story has not been picked up by main
stream media outlets; the candidate’s campaign has not responded to the
National Enquirer’s allegations.
Update: Cruz posted a response to
the National Enquirer story on Facebook Friday:
I want to be crystal clear:
these attacks are garbage. For Donald J. Trump to enlist
his friends at the National Enquirer and his political henchmen to do his
bidding shows you that there is no low Donald won’t go.
These smears are completely
false, they’re offensive to Heidi and me, they’re offensive to our daughters,
and they’re offensive to everyone Donald continues to personally attack.
Donald Trump’s consistently
disgraceful behavior is beneath the office we are seeking and we are not going
to follow.
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2 out of 3 Accused Mistresses Deny Affair
with Cruz
John R. Houk
© March 28, 2016
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Woman Named As Ted Cruz ‘Mistress’ Speaks
Out With Bombshell Statement – ‘They Know…’
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