Judith Miller: Senators Say Cruz ‘Not A Man Of His Word,’ Would ‘Stab You In The Back’

Breitbart ^ | 29 Apr 2016 | Pam Key

[detective]

Thursday on Newsmax TV’s “The Steve Malzberg Show,” Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Judith Miller said Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is so disliked in the Senate,” because “he was not a man of his word,” and would “stab you in the back.”

Miller said, “Cruz was so disliked in the Senate, and Boehner was a charter member of that club. So, you could just see the politicians hated Cruz for reasons, by the way, that still have yet to be fully reported.”

[Bubba Gump Shrimp]

why you gotta bring Barry White into this?

:)

[aumrl]

‘The effort to rehabilitate Cruz’s “outsider” street cred is in full gear!”

And the Boehner and King remarks are a part of this ?

[stratboy]

... Just ask Kasich about Lyin’ Ted

[zipper]

related:

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/04/28/pro-cruz-radio-show-host-goes-off-on-trump-surrogate-do-you-have-any-integrity-at-all/

[showme_the_Glory]

We are citing Kook bag Liberals who work for the New York Times to fling our hateful bile now?

Trump people already know this and agree with it. Kook bag liberals are coming to the light. How bout you?

[JEDI4S]

You sir, have given me a fantastic idea for a name for the 3rd party Ted & Carly can run on.

U.S.C.P.
United States Conservative Party.

As opposed to the Catholic/Christen slur of:

Untied Snake Chuckers Party.

Fun times for all.

:-)

Jedi.

[Major Matt Mason]

Yes, if the a-holes in the Senate don't like him, he has the right enemies. His colleagues are the ones that can't be trusted (and no, not strictly a Cruzer - as long as Trump and Cruz are 1-2, I'm fine with that).

[Busta Rhymes]

There sure is a lot of stabbing talk around Ted.

[Tucker39]

Did he, did he not just stab his bud, Kaysick in the back when he thought he might gain an advantage by doing it?

[Shadow44]

Neocons seem to love bashing Cruz. They’re probably still mad at the Tea Party caucus ruining their collaborationist policy under Bonehead.

[thoughtomator]

Cruz’ announcement was a big time backstab of Rand Paul. It was a taste of more to come.

[tacticalogic]

And then we got to know him

I wonder how many can honestly claim to know the man, and how many just got to know a narrative.

[fision]

I think she is hot.

[hsmomx3]

Yep, and we got to see what he was really like beginning in Iowa.

[SecondAmendment]

> It appears that a lot of people who know Senator Cruz neither like him or trust him.

You mean the article states that members of Congress neither like or trust Senator Cruz.

[DiogenesLamp]

Trump people already know this and agree with it. Kook bag liberals are coming to the light. How bout you?

One would think that when kook bag liberals are agreeing with you, then you've made a mistake somewhere.

[Richard Axtell]

Note that the people who dislike him the most, are the establishment that has garnered so much distrust and aversion resulting from their cowardice and duplicity in their de facto affirmation of Obama’s unconstitutional power grabs destructive policies. So, who do you like now?

[major-pelham]

After seeing him perform daily since last summer, I’m totally unsurprised. Imagine how loathe some he’d seem if you really, really knew him?

[austinaero]

Boehner was a Charter Member of the Senate? What?

[wideminded]

Senators Say Cruz ‘Not A Man Of His Word,’

What does that mean? That he tells lies? When Cruz called Mitch McConnell a liar, why didn't all the other senators say that this is the pot calling the kettle black? Instead they seemed to be mostly concerned with the fact that Cruz had used "unparliamentary language".