Cruz to heckler: Difference between here and a Trump rally is I'm not asking anyone to punch you

Twitter ^ | 3/14/2016 | Rosie Gray

[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

Whole Title: Cruz says to heckler, "One difference between here and a Donald Trump rally is I'm not asking anyone to punch you in the face."

[WENDLE]

Well written. I was wrong. Cruz can punch his way out of a paper bag. Sorry.

[tophat9000]

Cruz' smirking remind me of Bill Murray in Strips

[chris37]

Ah so.

All I can do is shake my head at this point.

Madness.

[nascarnation]

He'll be back as a better candidate in 2020.

A little tune-up on his reverse eye slant and schnozz will make a big improvement.

I'd recommend Dubrow and Nassif

[Mollypitcher1]

I agree. kraut has gone Krazy.

[timestax]

[jospehm20]

Cruz claimed he and his family lost their health insurance earlier this year because of Obamacare. He had to later admit it did not happen.
https://www.healthcnn.com/news/91922/guess-what-cruz-never-lost-his-health-insurance.html
Ted Cruz told the lie about cashing in his savings to finance his Senate run while not disclosing the large loans from Goldman Sachs and Citibank that actually financed his campaign.
http://www.politicususa.com/2016/01/14/ted-cruz-concealed-substantial-goldman-sachs-campaign-loan-criticizing-wall-street-senate-run.html
As of last week he has refused FEC requests to disclose the terms of those loans.
https://www.yahoo.com/politics/cruz-turns-down-fec-on-campaign-loan-disclosure-004734177.html
Of course there are others. The Harvard Law graduate and former Harvard Law Review editor Cruz claims he did not know he was a Canadian citizen until the Dallas Morning News reported it in late 2013. The biggest lie is that he claims to be a GOPe outsider but that one is so laughably unbelievable to anybody who has read his or his wifey’s resumes that it is hard to call it a lie.

[Flycatcher]

“I would never punch Cruz in the face. “Cause I don’t hit girls.” That’s sexist.

Yes, it is.

And I apologize to all our strong, awesome FReeper women for comparing them to the moral coward Ted Cruz. Sorry!

[plymaniac]

I agree that the right needs to coalesce behind a viable candidate for November. The fighting eventually has to stop. There is so much at stake.

The way things are going Trump will have the most delegates if he doesn't win outright. Any ticket that does not include Trump will be rejected by the grass roots right and is doomed to failure. And I believe the Republican Party will then effectively dissolve.

So, based on what we know and what seems likely, Trump must be the nominee or somehow be in support of a non-Trump ticket for the party to survive 2016.

The GOPe will learn to live well in a Trump administration. And they will live to fight another day. Feels like 1980.

[zek157]

Enjoy counting your delegates tomorrow.

[I-ambush]

Sorry to inform you: you’re being snookered now.

[ifinnegan]

A lot of weird things going on.

[Amity]

Yeah he did. What do you think his suggestion that people “knock the hell out of” protesters meant?

Whether you take him seriously or not, Trump has been escalating pretty steadily ever since he told his people to “take their coat and throw them out in the cold” in Vermont early January. Haven’t heard that the people he’s actually paying take him seriously, but clearly some people in the audience do.

The fact that Trump won’t condemn John McGraw makes it pretty clear that Trump is fine with people not just punching hecklers and protesters, but with sucker punching them as they’re getting hustled out by security.

[pleasenotcalifornia]

Trump has physical and mental courage. This proves it.

http://articles.philly.com/1991-11-20/news/25769814_1_donald-trump-marla-maples-big-bat

[UCANSEE2]

If the protesters who were at the Trump rallies (and oddly, some of them make it to rallies across the nation) were to appear at the National Press Foundation Awards and disrupt the Awards ceremony, would they be allowed to get away with it ?

[stratboy]

I can see why nobody likes him from his colleagues in the senate to his old roommates at Harvard.

[Slambat]

“Cruz lied. Trump didn’t ask anyone to punch a heckler/ protester.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3fKpztpTY0

Do a search next time. It aint the boot that tastes bad but
the regulation polish you have to use.

“please provide any and all evidence for your preposterous and irrational false statement.”

Stupid Twitard Post.

[Disestablishmentarian]

>>Perhaps being that Trump is such a bad butt you could show us once where he has shown that great punch you seem to suggest <<

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To me, it’s a metaphor. The whole thing is a metaphor. We know Trump is a puncher in the public discourse. We see it every day, and against even the sacred cows like Ms. Kelly, the GOPe, and the so-called “Free Trade” abomination.

Saying he wants to throw a physical punch is slapping a little mustard on the message.

Anyway, nobody can throw a punch who hasn’t trained for it in boxing or some other martial art. The average person who tries will be as pathetic as Obama trying to throw in a first pitch at a baseball game.

Now GWB and his father . . . say what you will . . . those guys could start a baseball game right.

[PrairieLady2]

You will most likely have another shot at it in the general. You’ll be much better informed then.

[faithhopecharity]

We have decided we will never vote for Sen. Cruz