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Doesn't really fit the crazy narrative though.
I guess you could say he's full of himself. That much seems pretty much true. Doesn't really fit the crazy narrative though. More of the Romney "49% and war on women" narrative.
Doesn't really fit the crazy narrative though.
likes attractCruze has the moonbat blogs working overtime.
Abolishing the IRS is not crazy talk?
I'm not shilling for the left. I'm attacking the crazy, sociopathic right.
Krazy Kruz isn't crazy, because knows exactly how to pander to the craziest of the right wing extremists, how to rouse the govt-hating, gun-fellatin rabble. He knows very well IRS and ACA will never be killed. In spite of all the Repug/ALEX/VRWC obstructionism, attacks for 5 years, ACA is working pretty damn well into a hugely ed-up-for-profit health care racket.
Failed..... whose policies have really failed.
How many straight quarters of growth now after the Bush failed policies...and near dollar meltdown?
Ted Cruz To 'Global Warming Alarmists': Galileo Was 'Branded A Denier' Too
Source: TPM
Read more: http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewir...climate-changeSen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) likened himself to Galileo as he defended his position as a climate change denier in an interview Tuesday in New York City with the Texas Tribune.
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When Root said that "most people say the science is clear," Cruz was ready with a rebuttal. He cited a 1970 Newsweek article that touted "global cooling," a trend that, he said, wasn't supported by data, as support for his belief that we should "follow the science."
"I am the child of two mathematicians and scientists," Cruz said. "I believe in following evidence and data. On the global warming alarmists, anyone who actually points to the evidence that disproves their apocalyptical claims, they don't engage in reasoned debate. What do they do? They scream, 'You're a denier!' They brand you a heretic."
"Today the global warming alarmists are the equivalent of the flat-earthers," Cruz continued. "You know it used to be: 'It is accepted scientific wisdom the Earth is flat.' And this heretic named Galileo was branded a denier."
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I don't like Cruz, but he makes a good point here.
AGW deniers are the flat-earthers.
Solved! The Cruz logo...
White Repugs vs BLACK MUSLIM
GOP Rep: Cruz Supporters Won't Stop Pestering Me With 'Vulgar' Phone Calls
Rep. Peter King (R-NY) said Friday that supporters of Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) had inundated his office with "vulgar, rabid and adolescent-type phone calls" ever since he criticized the presidential candidate earlier this week, the Washington Post reported.
"The puerile language used is what most kids outgrow and move beyond when they reach sop re year in high school," King wrote in a post on his Facebook page Friday morning. "Clearly, these Cruz supporters suffer from severe cases of arrested development."
King said it was "particularly shameful" that women and interns in his office had been subjected to the callers' "perverse rantings."
He said that Cruz was not responsible for all of his supporters' actions, but added: "Frankly, I can not imagine supporters of Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, Lindsey Graham, John Kasich, Marco Rubio, or other candidates reacting so disgracefully."
A spokesman for Cruz declined to comment to the Washington Post.
On Monday, King said that Cruz was more like a "carnival barker" than the leader of the free world.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewir...+%28TPMNews%29
King should call Walker a Kockenstein monster, Graham An Old Lesbian, Rubio a Cuban anchor baby, and see how his phone calls go.
OK so this guy's clearly a joke. Wonder who the GOP has up their sleeve...
Repug primarying will probably come down to Kockenstein vs Jeb. Kock Bros $100Ms vs Wall St's $100Ms, with Jeb winning.
You're going to miss this guy
not nearly as unimpressive as your guy ridiculous Coal McConnell.
What will be missed is Reid's influence if his successor doesn't have the same. I'm rooting for a real aggressive, progressive like Patty Murray for Dem Senate leader. Schumer is too close to Wall St.
I'm guessing you were one who didn't think Obama likened himself to Gandi?
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vid...n_mandela.html
Man Republicans will reach for anything.
No, I didn't think that, because he didn't say that.
RCP's headline is bull misleading, at least it misleads you rightwingnuts.
Ted Cruz says so much that is noxious and unhinged that it's easy to overlook just how deranged he truly is. But this exchange with Fox "News" talking head Megyn Kelly should not get a pass:
"This is what some of your critics point to," said Kelly. "They say, yes, you've led the fight on certain issues, but what have you actually accomplished?"
Cruz reached into his bag of ready answers and insisted that gun safety legislation would have passed after Sandy Hook, if not for him. "Much of Washington was consigned," he insisted. "I did everything I could to energize and mobilize the grassroots, to stand up and protect the Second Amendment, and every single proposal of Barack Obama would undermine the Second Amendment, was voted down on the Senate floor."
The mind reels. But TBogg finds the appropriate words:
His most notable accomplishment, after 26 people — 20 of them small children — were systematically tracked down and butchered, was that he fought to make sure that guns remained cheap, plentiful, and easy to obtain in America?Ted Cruz is a sociopath.
And he wants to be president.
And some people will vote for him because of it.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/03/26/1373389/-The-fundamental-inhumanity-of-Ted-Cruz?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_cam paign=Feed%3A+dailykos%2Findex+%28Daily+Kos%29
Thanks, TX rednecks, TX gun fellators, TX Christian Taliban!
After Vicious Smear Campaign by Ted Cruz Adviser, Two Missouri GOP Officials Commit Suicide
Yesterday, Spence Jackson, a spokesman for Missouri state auditor Tom Schweich—who committed suicide last month—was found dead of “an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.”
The deaths of Jackson and Schweich have sparked outrage in Missouri. In the final days of his life, Schweich was subject to both an overt and covert campaign attacking him personally, including rumors that he was Jewish (he did have Jewish lineage on his grandfather's side but was a practicing Episcopalian) .
In his eulogy for Schweich, former Missouri Senator John Danforth issued a strong rebuke of the campaigns waged against the former state auditor, saying, “Words do hurt. Words can kill. That has been proven right here in our home state.”
In the days leading up to Schweich's suicide, he alleged that the state's GOP chairman, John Han , was telling people he was Jewish.
“Until recently, I mistakenly believed that Tom Schweich was Jewish, but it was simply a part of what I believed to be his biography,” Han reportedly emailed to his party's central committee (he did not attend Schweich's funeral). Han did not explain why Schweich's faith was relevant.
It wasn't an explanation that Danforth bought. “Someone said this was no different than saying a person is Presbyterian. Here's how to test the credibility of that remark: When was the last time anyone sidled up to you and whispered into your ear that such and such a person is a Presbyterian?”
In addition to a whisper campaign against Schweich's faith, his intended campaign for governor of Missouri made him the target of political rivals who already began hitting him with paid advertisements.
In one radio ad, composed by Ted Cruz adviser Jeff Roe's Axiom Strategies, he was called a “little bug” and compared to the television character Barney Fife due to his physical build.
http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-pol...ter1034088&t=9
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