[Hostage]

I don’t believe a word of this puke’s opinion.

[Mr. K]

This is a sign of the decline of the Wall Street Journal more than the other way around...

I am getting more and more shocked by the leftist stand the WSJ increasingly takes. i think they have been infiltrated by libtards

[Resettozero]

So, National Review Online gives the report of TC’s meeting with the WSJ...that right?

[YankeeReb]

The WSJ has really become the mouthpiece of the Karl Rove GOP-e, and by extension the chamber of commerce.

[Mr. Jeeves]

“There were 44 other Republican senators when Cruz first came to Washington,” one reporter who covers Capitol Hill tells NRO. I think it’s fair to say over 40 of them do not hold him in high esteem personally.

I don't doubt it. Cruz is one of those guys who really is smarter than everybody else, unlike the Grubers and Krugmans who predominate in the world. He'll always attract hate for it.

[skeeter]

Never mind that he's the candidate most dedicated to restoring our Constitutional republic, Ted Cruz hasn't thrown his unqualified support behind "comprehensive immigration reform". So the WSJ has no use for him.

Personally, I have no use for the greedbags that call the shots at the WSJ.

[C. Edmund Wright]

WSJ called Cruz the “minority maker” back in ‘13 during the shutdown. Their case was that Cruz was dooming the Republicans for the 2014 election cycle.

So, tell me now - WHO WAS RIGHT? The answer is Cruz Control.

[PoloSec]

Ted Cruz stands in the gap, (there has not been one willing to do that for a very long time), and still stands taller than the rest, he will be hated and assaulted so long as he stands, he is the standard bearer for our Declaration of Independence, our Constitution and our Bill of Rights as such he acquires mountains of enemies from without and within “We The People” have the responsibility to stand with him, if we are to have any hope of restoring our Free Republic IMO!

[tomkat]

             

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