We have enormous problems, grave challenges in this country right now. And no one has a greater desire to change the path we're on, and to fundamentally reform this country, than conservatives who have witnessed the eight-year train wreck that has been the Obama administration. We know the violence those policies have done to American families. It is heartbreaking and very real.
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Ted Cruz expresses a deep concern over the significant issues and challenges currently facing the United States. He emphasizes that conservatives are particularly motivated to change the current trajectory of the nation, which they believe has been negatively impacted by the policies of the Obama administration. Cruz paints a picture of a country dealing with serious problems that have tangible effects on American families.

He refers to the consequences of past policies as a "train wreck," indicating that these have led to real hardships for people across the nation. Cruz's statement reflects a sense of urgency among conservatives to pursue fundamental reforms that would address these challenges and restore hope and promise to America.

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