Lynchburg, VA – Ted Cruz: Religious liberties under attack

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    FILE - In this March 18, 2014, photo, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, speaks at the Network of Iowa Christian Home Educators’ state Capitol day event in Des Moines, Iowa. Cruz is making a pilgrimage to one of the largest weekly meetings of young evangelicals in the country. The Texas Republican scheduled a Wednesday, April 2, 2014, appearance before the student body of Liberty University, the Virginia school founded by the late Rev. Jerry Falwell. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall, File)Lynchburg, VA – Potential GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz says “religious liberty has never been more under attack” than today. And he is urging students at the nation’s largest Christian university to defend the rights of believers.

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    The Texas Republican senator on Wednesday told students at Virginia’s Liberty University that they have a responsibility and ability to push back against President Barack Obama and his fellow Democrats, who are implementing a national health care plan that includes coverage for birth control. Cruz says the law unfairly imposes requirements on businesses and religious groups to provide access to contraception.

    Cruz, a tea party favorite who is considering a presidential run in 2016, says students at the school Jerry Falwell founded have the power to change the country if they stand united against the government.


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    Realistic
    Realistic
    10 years ago

    How about another idea for Ted, republican’s should challenge their obligation to pay school taxes, since it’s used to teach evolution.

    What’s the difference between companies having to fund a policy that covers, between a million other things, certain contraceptives, and paying for school, which, in between other things, teaches evolution.

    The answer is simple. Religious freedom is not about your right to impose your believe on others. and when you try to do it, don’t change the discussion an say, Oh, religious freedom is under attack. If you strike, others will strike back.

    hashomer
    hashomer
    10 years ago

    CRUZ is right. The evangelical cabal he now represents, (after being a Mormon and Catholic) believes this is a Christian nation, and Judaism is in the back of the bus. We’re only good for their apocalypse, to be destroyed in their end of times, when guess who comes back and saves their believers. We roast. Thanks Ted Cruz.

    SandmanNY
    SandmanNY
    10 years ago

    I like it. Someone who could carry the huge Latino vote.

    Buchwalter
    Buchwalter
    10 years ago

    He is right his father is a bigot, and we worry about embryos but let old lie in the excrements in nursing homes and most nursing have received an F from various sources for handling the “old” citizens. Let him pack up and go back to Cuba.

    Buchwalter
    Buchwalter
    10 years ago

    He father is devout “Evangelical” and suggested President Obama should go back to Africa. Cuba had a military dictatorship and nearly threw this country into a nuclear war because it was handed over to the communists . I t was a corrupt government run by thieves and the mafia. Yes Colonel Battista was a thug

    TexasJew
    TexasJew
    10 years ago

    Ted Cruz is an up and coming star in American politics. He will evntually be our President. Maybe not 2016 but in the near future.
    He’s a staunch supporter of Israel and a very smart person. He happens to represent me in Texas but he makes tons of sense of most issues.