To End The FReepathon
Posted on 12/05/2015 7:20:58 AM PST by conservativejoy
Let us remember the WSJ is in McConnell’s corner and wrote hit pieces on Cruz when he confronted the Chinless Wonder in the Senate.
So the WSJ siding with Rubio on this should be no surprise. Rubio walked the fence between his loyalty to his Tea Party supporters and sidling up to the good old boys. It’s paying off in the short term as indicated by the WSJ quote.
Rubio belongs in the trash heap. He belongs to the Establishment and they are backing him now that Bush is toast. We don’t need “more of the same” in this country.
Rubio walked the fence between his loyalty to his Tea Party supporters and sidling up to the good old boys.
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His “Tea Party supporters” have abandoned him in droves. All he has left are the Miami Hispanics. Look at his standing in Florida! We can’t wait to see him gone from the Senate and surely won’t support him for Prez.
Rubio purchased 17 airline tickets for a lobbyist named Amber Stoner using his GOP credit card. They stayed at the same resorts. Even if there was no affair, why was Rubio buying a lobbyist airline tickets? There are more records that have not been made public.
Rubio has to know he is lying about this issue. Mike Lee has said that there is technology in place that allows the NSA to gather the information they need in real time and that their ability to investigate has not been hampered in any way by the USA Freedom Act.
It surely would be nice to get the word out on the rest of the records. Anything to get rid of “pretty boy.”
The WSJ is a mouthpiece of The Cheap Labor Express.
They will always back cheap labor importers like Rubio.
If Rubio was doing Amber Stoner, he’s got worse taste in women than Bill Clinton.
As I understand it, the metadata is held by ATT, Verizon, Sprint and the like and can be obtained by the government via a court order.
This keeps the government from tracking Freepers and such but allows access to the phone records of the bad guys. That makes sense to me.
This is an important point. Correct me if I’m wrong.
One cannot be serious about national security if one is opposed to enforcement of immigration laws.
Rubio has shown he is not serious.
{”The WSJ is a mouthpiece of The Cheap Labor Express.”}
That too!
The WSJ used to be credible back in the day. Shows you how old I am.
Supposedly more is supposed to come out next week. We’ll see.
That is correct. And, according to Sen. Mike Lee, NSA’s ability to access is not hampered by the process, due to new technology that has been implemented.
“Amber Stoner?”
The jokes write themselves.
Yep. She’s homely as a mud fence. He supposedly helped her buy a house in Tallahassee, also. Go figure.
The difficulty here is that it is not prudent to explain the details of WHY the USA Freedom Act is actually workable.
Explaining the detailed differences between the prior procedures and new procedures only aids the enemy.
Cruz voted for the USA Freedom Act.
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