Posted on 03/30/2015 11:08:23 AM PDT by Michael van der Galien
This is the most hilarious interview with Ted Cruz I’ve seen thus far. Thank you CNN, for delivering this epic bit of blowback:
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Please, somebody, help me, I can’t stop laughing. Bash tried to smack Cruz around by comparing him to Obama (funny, she didn’t have a problem with the current president having no executive or much political experience when he ran for the White House in 2008), hoping it would silence and embarrass the senator from Texas.
She got a healthy dose of “you’ve got to be kidding” me instead.
Two years in the Senate, not much experience … yeah, but “I wasn’t a community organizer” and Obama was “basically a backbencher,” which you obviously can’t say about Cruz.
(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...
All they have is Talking points—No real brains or the ability to do research.
“...because they are biased...”
Yup.
And- they are NOT informed nor do they have a command of the issues.
Because she let her bias blind her... she DID NOT inform herself about his career to date and basically walked into a leaf shredder.
How dumb!
He’s one Republican who I can think can successfully go up against the liberal media and their attempted ambushes.
Good on YOU!
People who don’t like Cruz keep trying to say he is arrogant. He is not at all.He is never rude or disrespectful EVER.
What he is is brilliant and able to see a side of an argument or point of view, dissect it and explain HIS ( all of ours too) point of view in a split second,
without teleprompter or others writing his response.
He is scary good,
He probably won’t make it THIS time but to think of him in a debate against Hillary or Eliz gives me chills.
Love me some Ted!
You don’t win if you don’t fight. We weren’t supposed to recover and take the fight and win any number of times.
Go for broke.
Bfl
“On May 25, 2008, Bash married fellow CNN correspondent John King, who converted to Judaism prior to marrying her.[1] It was her second marriage, having previously been married to Jeremy Bash.[3][4]
Bash and King have a son, Jonah Frank King, born in June 2011.[5] In March 2012, it was announced that Bash and King had separated.[6]”
I think all female reporters (and maybe all male reporters) on the MSM should have “Bash” as a last name.
[The best response to the vile media and establishment Republicans is to be a small individual contributor to the Cruz campaign.]
TED CRUZ 2016
http://www.tedcruz.org/
Good stuff. Thanks for the link.
Bash is a reader not a thinker. Cruz is a thinker and a great one.
You don’t bring a knife to a gun fight. TV readers like Bash will be destroyed by Cruz every time, they just lack thinking skills.
I just sent $25.00 his way.....best investment I ever made!!!
TED CRUZ - INVEST IN AMERICA’S FUTURE - 2016
http://www.tedcruz.org/
Thump.
That would be a good name for a pro wrestler or roller derby queen.
“Dana Bash? Is that her real name or her nom de guerre as a “basher’?”
Now you have me confused. I thought that her last name is “Gash” but I do not know if that referred to her mouth or other parts of her anatomy! ;-)
No kidding. When Obama isn’t reading his words you get, “Uh,” and, “Um,” and, “Let me be clear.” Stall stall stall while he thinks through his answer. With Cruz it’s, “A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.” “Next question.”
And the white mosque isn’t anywhere helping their MenSeekinMen deal and cope with the treachery (to their career) of interviewing Ted.
hahahahahhahahaha
The people love watching talking heads get creamed on their own roost!
Check the Sunday Talk Show thread from yesterday. Boehner and Cruz were on CNN’s State of the Union, where this same clip is from. Lots of comments on both “interrogations”, er, interviews.
Exactly. I welcome this type of interview. He confidently answers them and backs up everything he says.
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