
The event was held at the National Cattle Congress Pavilion in Waterloo, IA, and sponsored by the Iowa Grass Roots Coalition and the Cedar Valley Patriots for Christ.
During a speech before the interview, Trevor discussed what it would take for the grassroots to decide the presidential candidate like they did when they chose Ronald Reagan. Trevor also discussed Amnesty, declaring “any candidate who supports amnesty supports the demise of the United States!”
Cruz noted that millennials are being pounded by “the great stagnation,” i.e., the economic result of Obama’s policies. Cruz believes that tax reform, regulatory reform and adhering to free market principles would help all Americans, particularly young people.
One interesting topic was Common Core (which has become a “cancer,” according to Huckabee). Huckabee said that the federal government should not have anything to do with education (echoing a statement made by Ted Cruz earlier).
Trevor questioned Huckabee’s previous support of Common Core. Huckabee said in part:
“Like Frankenstein, when a monster gets out of control it is time to kill the monster.”
As an aside, this author previously questioned Huckabee’s view on Common Core.

Finally, Trevor spoke with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, who stressed the need for a “spiritual revival” and touted his conservative record in Louisiana. Jindal declared that we must “save the idea of America before it is too late.”
Watch some of the program here:
I don’t understand – Cruz still votes wrong on Bills – dosen’t he know how to just say “NO”?
http://www.therationallibertarian-us.com/blog/tedcruz-votes-in-favor-of-nsa
Submission is out of the question. What else shall I say
Carly F also supported Common Core
Thanks for mentioning that – I think this is a very useful guide that shows how candidates stand on the issues: https://www.conservativereview.com/2016-presidential-candidates