Posted on 10/12/2014 9:43:29 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
When U.S. Senator from Texas Ted Cruz ’92 set out on a bus tour last week, kickstarting the campaign for incumbent U.S. Senator from Kansas Pat Roberts, he also set out on a small-scale political battle against Greg Orman ’91, a Senate hopeful with whom Cruz spent three years at the University as an undergraduate. Orman, a businessman and independent candidate, has been accused by the Roberts campaign of being a stealthy democratic candidate.
“I’m reminded of another candidate who ran in 2008 who ran on empty promises. He ran on hope and change, and he figured a whole bunch of folks would like the rhetoric,” Cruz said of Orman, according to political website The Hill. “Mr. Orman seems to be taking a page out of Barack Obama’s book.”
Orman’s campaign has not kept quiet.
“Inviting the architect of last year’s government shutdown to Kansas is yet another example of how Senator Roberts is an enthusiastic participant in a broken system,” Jim Jonas, Orman’s campaign manager, said, according to ABC News.
Although the two studied at the University with only a year difference, friends of Cruz and Orman interviewed for this article all said they did not know whether the two had met during their time at the University. Catherine Frazier, Cruz’s press secretary, confirmed in an email that Cruz did not know Orman when they were undergraduates....
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Ping!
Oh my, Orman is one paid liberal hack. Bitching about the “shutdown”? It was a sequester that trimmed one dime and let the libs act like the thugs they are in harassing near death WWII vets.
I hope libs all rot in hell.
“I hope libs all rot in hell.”
Seeing as how they view themselves as gods, there is a high chance of that occurring.
Curses, curses, someone always helps that girl...
LOL.
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