It seems a year after Tea Party favorite Rafael Cruz, the pastor who is also father of senator Ted Cruz, call to send President Barrack Obama back to Kenya, he is whipping up a frenzy in the party to stay the course with deporting the president. This has come to light after videos of the Cuban born pastor was sending a rallying cry to turn the nation around.

This call to political armson the part of Tea Party supporters, asked for men to become the "spiritual" heads of their households and targeted the "death panels" the Tea Party has claimed to be in the President's health care law.

In His first statement Cruz wanted the President to return to Chicago, then added to send the president back to Kenya, which goes in line with some of what are being called the birthers or people who do not feel Obama is actually an American who should be in office. Cruz also followed the back to Kenya cry, with back to indonesia, so it is uncertain as to if Cruz known the exact location, Obama should be sent or if the 74 year old preacher might be suffering from the early onset of alzheimers in his outburst.

 Crus feels as failure to send the President back to Kenya, will see the country destroyed within the next four years. It seems his son Ted might be eyeing a spot on a presidential ticket in 2016 Cruz's new prominence among conservatives and his unapologetic antagonism to Senate moderates in his party, along with numerous visits already this year to Iowa, South Carolina, and New Hampshire, have fueled speculation that the Texas Republican is considering a bid for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, as the younger Cruz's has risen to prominence among conservatives making numerous visits to Iowa, South Carolina, and New Hampshire. Spokes people for the Senator have down played his father's radical statements saying that he does not speak for his son.

The Tea party posted the videos below of the Reverend Cruz's radical call for Obama's overseas relocation. The Tea Party spearheaded a movement asking for Obama's birth certificate to be released, it was released in 2011 stating the President was born in Hawaii, but even after this occurred almost fifteen percent of Americans still thought this was a conspiracy of some kind. Cruz would be among that number, and his claims might have more weight as Obama's approval rating.