Supreme Court Justice Ted Cruz?

**Bang** · November 16th, 2016, 01:25 PM

Most people do not realize his governing models started the left-leaning government concepts.

**Irwin Inhabitant** · November 16th, 2016, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by scruff

The rumor (from Megyn Kelly, don't remember her source) is Cruz is being considered for Attorney General.

I heard the same "rumor" on the radio twice today. Wasn't Cruz a prosecuter, not just a lawyer, at one time? Like him or not, seems like he may do a better job than the current AG, Laredo Lynchpin.

**Neilthepilot** · November 16th, 2016, 11:38 PM

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**ungawa** · November 17th, 2016, 04:41 AM

F that. AG is short term. Will he get his senate seat back after that? Probably not. His federal career might be over. That's something the libs would beg for:

''Cruz for Senate. We'll have his seat in 6 years." "But...but...but... what if he starts... Um, I don't know, following the law and shit." "Are you serious? Who cares. He can't pass laws, he can't vote on laws, and can't rule on cases, then he's gone. Better than concrete shoes. He'll be out of our hair the day he is sworn into the job. You'd rather keep him in the Senate?"

**TSimonetti** · November 17th, 2016, 09:29 AM

A SCOTUS seat or a cabinet appointment would not be the best fit for Cruz. Cruz's best attribute is the passionate and articulate way in which he speaks about conservative ideals and destroys liberal ones. Cruz would just be another conservative justice of which there are many able candidates, but there would be a huge hole in the Senate and in the public arena of debate in which to fill in his absence. If we want to build on this election and advance conservatism, we need Cruz out there speaking and teaching(and holding trump's feet to the fire), not muzzled.