but I thought they might have learned something from the last two go arounds where they got pretty much whipped in the GE by women voters...don't they have well paid handlers to tell them that they have to pander to women and minorities?

He was always "my father this" and "my father that" but never a thought for his mom

Ok, that may have been slightly off-topic

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in the future.

influences in people's lives are important and why not talk about what those influences are? It speaks to what values you learned at a young age and what made you what you are today.

I see nothing wrong in talking about those influences....

He's got the crazy religious nut father but you never hear about his Mother who is the reason he is a U.S. Citizen. Why is she not out defending her son?

story and it might be distressing and Cruz doesn't want to talk about it.

They are more likely to reference their fathers. Those wimmins stay home and cook and aren't role models - to them.

re Cruz.

But it's usually as part of another term used to describe them.

she was a carpet scrap known as Ayn .

reluctantly to love his mother... (after she changed her mind about having had enough Bushes).



In GOP-land, women folk are to be seen but not heard, let alone be credited for anything but obeying.