Texas senator Ted Cruz is an amazing human being and politician and he has a plan to save health care and the proposal by Donald trump to reform the middle-class killing Obamacare. Ted Cruz wishes to be president of the United States and Canada some day and a 2020 run against rival Ronald Trump ad backed by big Chicago Corporate Cubs money can make this dream a reality.
Tom Rickets of course has his own presidential ambition but the only title this man will ever be is president of the Chicago Cubs and maybe district PM of Yukon territory in the Northern extension of the London based British empire. As Ricketts name is not as nationally known though the idea of him being the vice-president in this look-alike grandpa Munster ticket is more of a possibility.
ted cruz would alos like to have his own baseball team like fellow Texas politician George W Bush and Cruz believes Ricketts can get his way into MLB with the creation of assets and new money lending and debt-creating entity of the San Antonio Teddy Bears baseball team he wishes to create out of thin air ahhhhh much like a federal orint press creating money and data numbers of monetary wealth for other members of the internationalist investor global class. Ted Cruz and his health care reform ideas also would create a cortopcracy of domination of the major health care providers who would buy naming rights of all stadiums and equip all seats with opioid pills before every game for fans to take and relax watching the ball game. A Ted Cruz presidency also would replace ObamCare and trump care with something ted cruz would call ahh teddy bear care. These two guys recenty held yet another private art meeting in a Texas Motel in Texarkana fist bumping and fisting one another for hours. These two look-alikes were swapping spit,cream,body oils,sweat,and bonding like no other as they cement a political sports deal of the century that could transcend and upend the political world in 202 with a shocking ticket which no one can tell apart and defeat president trump in the republican nomination
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