Ted Cruz over his immigration history and when he wasn’t happy with Cruz’ response, the Floridian implied Cruz was lying about his stance. The ad slams Cruz as “flip flopping”. Rubio said the amendment was proof that Cruz supported “legalizing people who are in this country illegally”.
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Introducing Cruz at a rally in the Mobile area, U.S. Sen.
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“I think on a number of issues, he wants to have it both ways, depending on which audience he’s talking to”, Paul said of Cruz.
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Rubio’s campaign has zeroed in on an amendment proposed by Cruz that would have stripped a path to citizenship out of the legislation while leaving in place a path to legal status.
“I think that he should just admit that he’s changed his mind – that he used to be for legalization, but he’s not anymore”, the libertarian-leaning senator said.
He also said Cruz had changed his position on trade promotion authority – a measure that gives President Barack Obama the power to negotiate trade deals and send them to Congress for votes without amendments – and on the Patriot Act.
Paul isn’t the only GOP presidential contender to begin hitting Cruz on where he stands on certain policy positions. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) of dissembling about his 2013 immigration votes, one Senate colleague has repeatedly taken the Texan’s side: Sen. Marco Rubio discussed his ongoing battle with Cruz over immigration.
The memo advised Bush to answer “not at this time” when asked if he supported amnesty for illegal immigrants living in the country.
The Alabama senator went on to put the Gang of Eight debate firmly in the context of the presidential race, saying the 2016 election will determine whether the “crowd that pushed that bill” ends up in the White House.
“Again, trying to find himself some wiggle room”, he continued.
Cruz says now the amendment was meant as a “poison pill” to kill the whole package, or at the very least as a way to expose that what Democrats really wanted was not to “bring people out of the shadows”, as they often claimed, but rather to grant citizenship to millions of future Democratic voters.
As CNN reported, Paul didn’t miss a chance to slam Rubio during his appearance on “State of the Union” as well.
“I’m just flabbergasted, really”, Sessions said during the rally.
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Paul had harsh words for other Republican rivals – including Rubio, the Florida senator. “I think he ought to resign or give his pay back to the taxpayer”.
