<div>Ted Cruz offered a rather impassioned speech at CPAC, which is exactly what his followers have come to expect from the young Texan senator. During his speech, he called for a change in DC. He wants to disrupt the political process- to make it more efficient, more accessable, different. He brought up some innovative apps that have changed the way certain business transactions are made. Uber, for example, is a quasi-taxi service, in which people use the app to create the route they want to take and a contractor will pick them up in a personal vehicle and take them there. This system is more efficient and cheaper than a traditional taxi cab service. Cruz compared this to the type of change he wants to see in Washington DC. </div>
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<div>He also attacked the less conservative members of his own party. &#8220;Talk is cheap,&#8221; he said. &#8220;When have you been willing to stand against Republicans?&#8221; He asked the CPAC crowd, his opponents, and other Republican candidates, &#8220;When have you stood and fought?&#8221; </div>
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<div>Cruz called for Republicans to &#8220;reassemble the Reagan coalition&#8221; and return to true conservatism. As always, Cruz was blunt when answering questions and unequivocal when stating his opinions. He ended his speech by unabashedly stating, &#8220;This country is the greatest country in the history of the world.&#8221;</div>
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<div>Cruz may well have been setting the tone for a potential presidential run.</div>
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