Chris Matthews Makes His Case That Ted Cruz Is ‘Enemy of the State’ and ‘Scarier Than Trump’

The Blaze ^ | December 23, 2015 | Kate Scanlon

[x]

Cruz is like the kid who memorized Robert's Rules of Order in high school. The kid could certainly do a lot of things at committee and student council meetings, but he -- or a lot of the time it's a she -- probably wasn't any kind of big power at the school.

Knowing how to table a motion indefinitely didn't necessarily translate to having any influence. In fact, it may have gotten in the way. Lyndon Johnson understood that you needed to have parliamentarians who understood all that, but they were rarely the people pulling the strings.

The guy who knows the rules may be clever at using them, but probably isn't a match for those who use strong-arm tactics and are willing to go around or outside the rules. So, no, Ted Cruz isn't "dangerous."

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

“Enemy of the state???” You sure you ain’t a Communist, Chris?

Combined PING! and DANG!

(Maybe Chris would feel more comfy in a cage.)

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Just remember that Trump did support national health care at one time and was recently a Democrat.

[greene66]

Oh, I have no illusions about Trump. The primary reason he’s in the running for my vote has to do with the potential (welcome) carnage he might bring. To both the ossified PC stranglehold, as well as the government-media-Wall Street nexus. Whether he starts the country back on the right path (unlikely, maybe 20% chance), or tears the whole country into bloomin’ half (maybe 80% chance), it’s still a win-win, either way.

Truthfully, Cruz is more my style. But I am thinking America has devolved beyond the point where the old paradigms matter anymore. The country has passed the event-horizon.

[basil]

I Vote for that!

[Gay State Conservative]

“Scarier than Trump” must mean he has a better chance of winning it all.