Posted on 04/01/2016 6:29:25 PM PDT by Washi
Ted Cruz has been challenging Donald Trump to debate him, one-on-one, for months. Today, Trump agreed.
Or not. The Texas senator employed the trolling meme — in which a video is interrupted by a clip of one-hit wonder Rick Astley singing his 1987 song, "Never Gonna Give You Up" (a gag commonly referred to as "Rickrolling") — as his way of informing the viewer that there would be no showdown.
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
Cruz thinks he’s a lot cooler, funnier, more normal than he actually is.
This is a very pathetic attempt at being funny. NOT.
Lame.
Weak...I don’t really get it...
Come to think of it....cRuz does remind me of a Rick Astley kind of guy.
Cruz is an amateur actor from college, a debate team member, and only idiots play another man.
He was better off mis-quoting that lame “American President” movie.
LOL, that's why you're a Trump supporter.
*facepalm*
Yea Cruz is really cool and everyone likes him.. </s>
Welcome to 2008, Ted. The world has changed a lot since then. If you’re listening to this guy, Donald J. Trump, you might hear of some real issues of concern to most of us.
He pulled the Boom Box gamut ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yvEYKRF5IA&index=15&list=RDulIOrQasR18
Ha! Rick-rolling stopped being cool in 2008! Rafael is like the nerd trying to fit into the cool kid’s clique.
As opposed to supporting a Canadian-born Cuban who's even more ineligible for POTUS than Obama was.
Cruz is like a Barry Manilow concert. Little, old ladies flock to his concerts, still find the canned shtick funny, and believe he’s straight.
“He’s such a nice boy.”
Cruz is like a Barry Manilow concert. Little, old ladies flock to his concerts, still find the canned shtick funny, and believe he’s straight.
“He’s such a nice boy.”
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