Then I met the jerks who support him.
That's the truth.
And I'm beginning to suspect that Cruz himself isn't all that different from his supporters here on FR.
We don't need RINO's who supported Hillary, who has regularly hung out with Al Sharpton, donated to Bill Clinton's campaign, is for gun control, has filed bankruptcies multiple times, is pro-choice, etc.
Are these your principles as well or is there something I am missing?
I keep reading articles like that below...how he is disliked.
too much smoke not to be a fire:
Alumni, roommates, law clerks, former staffers in the George W. Bush campaign and White House (and the president himself), members of Congress and others who have known Cruz  lots and lots of people  consider him socially awkward, nasty, dishonest
httpest, a blatant apple-polisher and all-around creepy guy. You can write off a few of these critics as jealous of his success, or liberal antagonists, but all of them? There is something badly amiss here. Cruz, who so obviously lacks emotional intelligence, cannot recognize it, but those closest to him surely must see that something is awry...
Ted Cruz the senator: Heard but not seen
The Texas Republican seriously lags most of his colleagues in attending hearings and casting votes.
Ted Cruz came to Washington two-and-a-half years ago pledging to be the anti-senator. But he’s been more like the no-show senator.
The Texas Republican seriously lags most of his colleagues in attending hearings and casting votes in what has been a Senate career long on rhetoric and short on Senate business.
He’s skipped the vast majority of Armed Services Committee hearings, is below-average in attendance on his other major committees and ranks 97th during the first three months of this year in showing up for roll call votes on the Senate floor. ... -Read more: Ted Cruz the senator: Heard but not seen
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This is all too much. I used to be for Cruz VP, but no more-
Newt or West for VP