22 People Show Up For Cruz Philadelphia Rally-Unhinged Ted Starts Screaming on Radio(audio)

The Conservative Treehouse ^ | 4-19-2016 | sundance

[smoothsailing]

Presidential candidate Senator Ted Cruz had a full apoplectic meltdown today. During a radio appearance an unhinged Senator Cruz began lashing out and screaming at Sean Hannity. (Full Audio) The internet lit up as people discussed the on-air meltdown wondering what could have possibly triggered such grossly unstable behavior.

Apparently the answer is found in this picture from Senator Cruz’s rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Only a few dozen people showed up to hear candidate Cruz – in a city home to over 1.6 million people.

Apparently not much support for Lyin’ Ted Cruz in the city of brotherly love.

Here’s the audio of unstable Cruz and his breathless meltdown: .......

[editor-surveyor]

You are and always have been mentally ill.

[dennisw]

And yet he will get all the delegates.../s

You mean the GOPe will get all the delegates and park them under Ted Cruz's name until the time comes to screw Rafael out of the nomination.

[newfreep]

LOL!

Your Alinsky response ignoring factual reality is not surprising.

[LS]

Stupefying that Cryz, who trails Trump by millions of votes, 200 delegates, and who had not won as many elections as Trump yells about how bad the Trump campaign is.

So what does that make yours, senator? Cause he’s kicking your butt when people get to vote.

[Palio di Siena]

i’m from philly. go f**k yourself.

[Aquamarine]

Cruz handled that interview well, Hannity like so many others couldn’t understand his explanation.

[dforest]

Ant normal human being would be embarrassed to claim he has won landslides when he has not.

It isn’t as though people don’t know any better.

Have to assume Cruz has a mental illness of some sort.

[altura]

Okay, I just listened to the whole thing.

Ted Cruz did not get upset or let Sean take him off his message.

Sean did get upset and had a hard time staying polite. He really did not stay polite.

He wanted to discuss Ted Cruz stealing Donald Trump’s votes and Ted wasn’t going there.

I totally don’t blame him. Absolutely not upside to getting into that wrangle.

Sean finally realized Ted was in control and stopped pressing his petty little agenda. Ted never raised his voice or went off topic.

[jazusamo]

WOW!

Cruz never answered Hannity’s question but spoke thousands of words from what was surely a prepared statement.

Reminiscent of the old western shows with the snake oil salesman standing on the back of his wagon.

I’ll vote for Cruz if he gets the nomination only because of who he’ll be running against and I never thought I’d say that about a supposed conservative.

[napscoordinator]

And yet Cruz had a melt down. No sympathy.

[napscoordinator]

That should keep you warm at night while trump fixes our mess of a country.

[editor-surveyor]

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Ever been to Philly?

Only way to gather a rally there is for union thugs to drag them in.

[datura]

Wow! They let you come back?

Let’s see for how long this time.

[Lurkinanloomin]

The Constitution was written and adopted in Philadelphia.
Perhaps they still know what natural born citizen means.

[deport]

Hannity like so many others couldn’t understand his explanation.

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Sometimes that’s the problem that extremely smart people have.

“Being able to communicate with the average person on a level they understand.”

[lonestar67]

You can get huge crowds of Cruz haters here at fr

[altura]

Sean really went wheels off. Kinda funny. He thought he could bully Ted Cruz into delving into some Trump conspiracy about voter stealing.

He could not. Ted did tell a couple of telling anecdotes about the stupidity of the Trump campaign, i.e. mistaking Washington, DC. for Washington State ... so easy to do if you’re Trump.

I really thought Sean was going to lose it. Disgusting.

But Ted silenced him in the end.

[ApeStyle]

Just listened to the whole thing, never once heard any screaming.

[stocksthatgoup]

Philadelphia is a pretty big city.

[smoothsailing]

The armpit of Pennsylvania. Too bad we can’t give it to New Jersey.