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Mitch McConnell could very well become the Senate majority leader after Tuesday's midterm elections, but don't count on Ted Cruz to make it an easy transition for the Kentucky Republican.
Cruz, a Republican senator from Texas who's eying a 2016 presidential bid, all but promised to raise hell next year should his party control the Senate.
The Washington Post published Sunday, Cruz refused to pledge his support to McConnell, the current minority leader in the Senate, and outlined what he believes should be the chamber's priorities.
Go Cruz! I'm sick of McConnell's cash-in-envelope style of legislation. He's as bad as the democrats.
McConnell has already isolated Cruz, and Lee has deserted him. Rubio and Paul are going to track him, trap him, and cage him. A cypher, nothing else.
Sure, split those partyline votes in the Senate. Cruz will just be adding to the do nothingness that generally surrounds the takeover.
Republicans are not near ready for this.
Which media outlets specifically?Sure, split those partyline votes in the Senate. Cruz will just be adding to the do nothingness that generally surrounds the takeover.
Republicans are not near ready for this.
They're more ready to lead than Democrats ever were.
This is going to be a war against elitism and a war against a hostile press.
I figure many media outlets will go belly up because they chose to hitch their wagons to the Democrats.
Democrats just can't seem to get the message out. They can learn some lessons here.Their will be a war against the hard left and the hard left.
The media ain't going anywhere.
Which media outlets specifically?Sure, split those partyline votes in the Senate. Cruz will just be adding to the do nothingness that generally surrounds the takeover.
Republicans are not near ready for this.
They're more ready to lead than Democrats ever were.
This is going to be a war against elitism and a war against a hostile press.
I figure many media outlets will go belly up because they chose to hitch their wagons to the Democrats.
Well you sounded pretty confident. That's a Repub for you, always spouting off about things you know nothing about.Which media outlets specifically?Sure, split those partyline votes in the Senate. Cruz will just be adding to the do nothingness that generally surrounds the takeover.
Republicans are not near ready for this.
They're more ready to lead than Democrats ever were.
This is going to be a war against elitism and a war against a hostile press.
I figure many media outlets will go belly up because they chose to hitch their wagons to the Democrats.
Many. I wasn't specific for a reason. Exactly which ones would be foolish to predict, which is why you asked the question.
