I love Ted Cruz and am happy to have him as my senator, however, Walker is the one who actually has a resume of implementing conservative actions. Walker's perception as less conservative may be because of the rational elements that need to be incorporated in order to actually implement change.
Ted has an impressive history of standing up for principle, but has yet to build a record of getting things done.
“Ted has an impressive history of standing up for principle, but has yet to build a record of getting things done.”
Here’s Rush’s answer...
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2015/03/24/as_predicted_conservatives_attack_cruz
I can’t disagree with the fact Scott Walker’s done things. But Ted Cruz has been in the Senate. At this stage, if you ask me, I humbly point out, it’s not a matter of what has Ted Cruz done. It has a little bit more relevance to me to ask, “What has Ted Cruz stopped?” The objective here the past six years has been to stop Obama. We have not had the majority in anything until a couple of months ago. There was no way we had the votes to stop Obamacare. What do you mean, what has Ted Cruz done?
Let’s list his accomplishments, which is more than we get out of Obama. He’s beaten the GOP leadership in election after election. He was in Texas. He’s a Harvard graduate. He’s got all these qualifications. He’s got a great resume. What do you mean, what’s Ted Cruz done? These are criticisms coming from conservatives, by the way. The real question is: What has Ted Cruz stopped? That takes us to what the left loves to point out, and that’s the government shutdown.
Ted Cruz has done his level best to stop as much of Obama as he can, and he still is. That, to me, is more relevant than asking, “What has Ted Cruz done?” The whole point of Ted Cruz and anybody who’s able to articulate an agenda like he is, is we’ve gotta be pretty confident what he will do, if given the chance.