Ted Cruz SLAMS Republican majority in the Senate for allowing Lynch nomination

The Right Scoop ^ | 4-23-2015 | The Right Scoop

[PAR35]

Remember the names of the traitors who vote for Lynch!

Remember the names of the Senators who did NOT vote against her. (That would include Cruz.) In Texas, all talk and no action is usually translated as 'All hat and no cattle.'

It's my understanding that Cruz didn't vote because he was called to Texas by George W's good friend and neighbor.

[PAR35]

Once Again Ted Cruz takes the obvious stand...fearlessly and ALONE

Yep, he was ALONE in NOT VOTING.

http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=114&session=1&vote=00165

[Carl Vehse]

Try reading FR's "Here’s why Ted Cruz missed the final vote on Obama’s next attorney general" for information on the vote that Cruz did make and the reason he was not in the Senate for the final vote (which would have confirmed Traitorlynch, whether Cruz had voted or not.

[PAR35]

Thanks. Confirms what I posted. W’s buddy and neighbor Hicks called him back for a fund raiser. Obviously more important than the job I hired Cruz to do.

[Carl Vehse]

It was a 56-43 vote. Cruz's vote (the sole Senator absent) wouldn't have made any difference. And there's no doubt that Cruz would have voted against Lynch's confirmation since he told the RINO traitors in the Senate, "No senator can vote for this confirmation consistent with his or her oath [of office to support and defend the Constitution]."

The fifth-column leftist media is getting its panties in a wad about Cruz not voting. But they ignore the fact that Lynch is unfit to by AG.

[Steve0113]

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