[Opinionated Blowhard]

I hope the high road works for him, because if he’s the nominee, this obnoxious witch will use every gutter tactic in the book against him and, unfortunately, history shows that they work.

[HoosierWordsmith]

Don’t worry...the SuperPacs can handle the dirty work needed.

[stanne]

You hope the high road works for him?

We’ve been hoping the high road works against these Clinton’s since 1991

Hope runs out, doesn’t it?

Of course the high road doesn’t work against them. Nor will it

Ted Cruz would get laziness. Sorry. He can be the best debater but this is football without helmets in a prison.

And It is as much about Bill Clinton as it is Hilary and that’s BEFORE Hilary drags him into it herself

[ScottinVA]

I hope the high road works for him, because if he’s the nominee, this obnoxious witch will use every gutter tactic in the book against him and, unfortunately, history shows that they work.

Though Cruz said Bill isn't the issue, he leaves it wide open to attack Hillary head-on. Hillary can't come close to matching Cruz' intellectual level. He'll destroy her just by broadsiding her alone.

[JJHLH1]

Cruz is brilliant. He knows that after 3 two-hour long debates with Hillary there won't be much left of her but pieces. Keep the focus on policy differences and he wins going away. Anything else is a distraction.

[Lopeover]

Your comment is exactly what is wrong with Ted.

[VanDeKoik]

It wont.

But his supporters can feel “good” that Cruz once again shows how a “true Christian Conservative” takes the high road and loses yet again.

[JustaCowgirl]

You have to be willing to fight the way your opponent fights, Ted. This is why Trump can beat the Clinton machine and I’m afraid you can’t.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

The Clintons ....

... are ...

... a TEAM, DAMMIT! ...

Remember Hugh Rodham? Hillary’s brother ...

Another Pardon, Another Controversy

http://speakout.com/activism/news/5653-1.html

Hugh Rodham received a contingency fee in connection with a pardon application for Glen Braswell and a fee for work on Carlos Vignali’s commutation application. In 1995, Vignali was convicted of masterminding a scheme to distribute 800 pounds of crack cocaine, worth millions of dollars, from Los Angeles to a narcotics ring in Minneapolis.