Posted on 04/19/2016 7:41:49 PM PDT by kevcol
"I'm so excited to share with you what America has learned over the past few months. And it has nothing to do with a politician winning his home state tonight," Cruz said without offering any congratulations.
The Texas Senator spoke at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, the site of President Obama's speech 2008 on race and referenced the then freshman Senator famous "yes we can" slogan multiple times.
"Our sitting president ran on a slogan that should have been a great first step," Cruz said. "It promised us, 'yes we can.' Now it is time to take that slogan and put it into action."
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In his speech, Cruz described the 2016 election as "the year of the outsider" comparing himself to Bernie Sanders. "I am an outsider, Bernie Sanders is an outsider. Both with the same diagnosis, but both with very different paths to healing," Cruz told the audience. That's a point that he makes occasionally at town halls but a departure from the usual Cruz speech.
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Oh here we go..isn’t this something?
I cannot wait to see how lyin’ Ted plays this one out.
He will of course alienate Sanders voters - SWEET!
He’s almost completely outside of this election.
An outsider with an insider pipeline to GOPe resources and finances.
Oh Brother.
LoL.
I don't recall Cruz talking like this when he won his home state. He acted like it was the most momentous event in US history...
Vote Trump
Ted has 14% in New York at the moment. Total dud.
Operation Bernbot. Cruz’s wants Trump to feel the Bern with crossovers.
Jeb Bush finance team - Check
Mitch McConnell PAC - Check
Linseed Graham fundraising - Check
Romney Endorsement - Check
Yeah, a real outsider.
LosTED
It was reported earlier thst Ted had a rally in this same city today and only 22 people showed up. Then he lost on Hannities radio show.
As a person that has studied many business cases ......
Cruz is a micro-manager. He took on cases before the Supreme Court like if sex toys could be sold in Texas.
With the situation our economy is in (close to economic collapse), we don’t need a micro-manager (Jimmy Carter was a micro-manager). We need a MACRO-manager like Trump. Someone who understands the big picture and has a record of getting it done.
Sorry if that offends anyone but it’s just the truth.
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