Originally Posted By Mr X ***Beck said Cruz will fight for religious liberty, citizens’ Second Amendment rights and nominating Supreme Court justices who won’t tilt the balance toward liberalism. “Iowa, I beg you,” Beck said as the state’s caucus approaches. “My children’s future depends on what you do a week from Monday.”*** <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/01/23/glenn-beck-endorses-ted-cruz-for-president/">http://www.theblaze.com/storie...esident/</a>
Originally Posted By ecdc Cruz is such an appalling POS. His latest thing was lying (he has a serious problem with the truth) about not having health insurance and claiming Obamacare canceled his insurance. It wasn't true (because of course it wasn't), but here's this scumbag who has actively tried to take away health insurance from millions of Americans by shutting down the government until the ACA is repealed, and then he uses it as a lie to score political points. Wow. In a weird way, Trump's naked xenophobia and racism is almost less offensive than Cruz's snake-like garbage. There are real Americans without health insurance, especially in Cruz's home state of Texas where they refuse to expand Medicaid. And Cruz has no solution and no help beyond his demagoguery of the issue. I don't use this word often at all, but I hate Ted Cruz. I actively hate the man. He represents the worst about America. Worse than Palin. Worse than Trump.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo Take the Ted Cruz quiz. How big of a *bleep* is he? <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2016/01/how-big-dick-ted-cruz-quiz">http://www.motherjones.com/kev...ruz-quiz</a> Did one of Ted's former pastors say that "he pretty much memorized the Bible, but I think he did it mostly so that he could humiliate kids who got quotes wrong"? Did a veteran of the 2000 George Bush campaign say that "the quickest way for a meeting to end would be for Ted to come in"? Did Ted's wife once admit that Ted "can be a bit of a jackass sometimes, but at least you know where he's coming from"? Did Bob Dole say that Ted "doesn't have any friends in Congress"? Did Mitch McConnell respond that "I'm pretty sure Dole is wrong, but I can't figure out who his one friend is"? Did a John McCain advisor say that his boss "*bleeping* hates Cruz"? Did President Obama once get overheard asking Joe Biden "what in God's name is that a-hole's problem, anyway"? Did Rep. Peter King say say about a possible Ted Cruz nomination, "I hope that day never comes; I will jump off that bridge when we come to it"? Did John Boehner quip that Ted was "a great American resource; when we threatened to deport him back to Canada, they suddenly agreed to drop their softwood lumber subsidies"? Did Lindsey Graham say the choice between Trump and Cruz was like having to choose between "death by being shot or poisoning"? Did a former high school teacher just shake his head and close his door when a reporter knocked and asked what he remembered about Ted? Did a former law school acquaintance say that when she agreed to carpool with Ted, "We hadn't left Manhattan before he asked my IQ"? Did Ted's torts professor remark that "I don't think there was a single question I asked the entire year where Ted didn't instantly raise his hand and practically wet his pants pleading to be called on"? Did his Princeton freshman roommate call Ted "a nightmare of a human being" and claim he would get invited to parties hosted by seniors because the upperclassmen pitied him? Did a college girlfriend of Ted's say "he was pretty smart, but sex with him once was enough—if you can call it sex"? Is it true that in interviews with four of Ted's college acquaintances, "four independently offered the word 'creepy'"?
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance I read a quote from his former college roommate who said something along the lines of when we was a freshman, he used to get into all of the cool parties when they found out Ted was his roommate, but not because they liked Ted, because they took PITY on the roommate for having to bunk with him.
