Ted Cruz Rhetorical Analysis

Ted Cruz has been so far only GOP candidate to animadvert the same-sex court ruling sternly enough to ignite the social conservatives. While all other GOP candidates showed controlled reaction on the law, Cruz tears the court ruling down and takes the opposition of same-sex marriage as ‘front and center’ of his presidential election campaign. Most of the GOP candidates have criticized the law but ended up obeying it ‘showing respect’ to the law except for Cruz, who has initiated campaigning against same-sex marriage ruling in Iowa. He also has excoriated the court for upholding Obamacare. He suggests that the court has overstepped its bounds.
Cruz apparently aims to win the broad family oriented conservative voters. In Iowa Ted criticizes
Accusing other Republican aspirants of phraseology Ted Cruz urges conservative and Republican voters to ask party leaders to stand against ‘Washington cartel.’ He said, "I think the question Republican primary voters should ask is, 'When have you stood up against the Washington cartel? When have you stood up against leaders in our own party?'"

Ted opines that the states should not acknowledge the gay-marriage ruling. He suggests them to ignore the law. In Pierson he said- "When they violate the constitutional amendment and the law, the American people can remove them," He added to his applause- "We are not governed by a judicial priesthood. We are not governed by judicial tyranny."
Ted Cruz, however, has made his stand clear against same-sex marriage law and declared it as the center of his campaign. Now, Time will say if all his rhetoric will ignite the conservative voters to unite under his banner or end up in