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Rubio calls out Trump on Putin, takes on Cruz, immigration
In terms of balance between these two pools of support, Cruz is in pretty good shape. So, Rubio is going after his primary rival, Ted Cruz, over the one issue Rubio would seemingly prefer to ignore. The proposal would have replaced it with one that offered those immigrants legal status within the United States. He indisputably did, but tries to deny it.
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The Texas Republican was a senator for only 27 months before launching his presidential campaign in March 2015.
In contrast, Beck says conservative voters shouldn’t be fooled by Rubio when it comes to border enforcement.
After those things are done, however, Rubio still backs legalization and possible citizenship for the 11 million if they undergo a background check, pay a fine, and start paying taxes.
Buchanan said during a discussion on the debate between Cruz and Rubio on the NSA “Cruz made a mistake and…Rubio made a mistake on immigration”.
“I think on a number of issues, he wants to have it both ways, depending on which audience he’s talking to”, Paul said on CNN’s “State of the Union”, adding that Cruz was being especially deceptive on immigration.
Cruz isn’t the only Republican candidate who speaks to those concerns.
Cruz vehemently denies that he ever favored legalization.
“I have never supported legalization and I do not intend to support legalization”, Cruz told CBS News.
As has been the case in other polls conducted around the country, the upswing in support for Cruz appears to come from voters who no longer consider Dr. Carson a viable candidate.
Though in 2013, Cruz had a decidedly different point of view.
Cruz has defended that move, calling it a poison pill created to sink the bill by forcing Democrats into an awkward position. “I don’t want immigration reform to fail”. Cruz as 40 percent of Republicans said he was the victor, while 20 percent said Trump was the victor. “I believe that is the compromise that can pass”, Cruz told Jan Crawford of CBS News in 2013.
While Rubio renewed his claims against Cruz on immigration and foreign policy, the Floridian received some help on another show from Paul. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/j09QK15G2Q4. Baier candidly asked Cruz.
But he’s the only one with an organization strong enough to capitalize, says Steve Gill, a conservative activist and Cruz delegate.
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“By going after Cruz on this issue, [Rubio] is saying ‘wait a minute, you’ve portrayed yourself as a straight talker, and you’re lying through your teeth, ‘ ” says Republican strategist Ford O’Connell. Perhaps Marco Rubio, who, as Wasserman notes, has the highest college-to-non-college ratio of support in the field, at least in recent polls. Cruz did not, but he did support legal status, or “amnesty” as he calls it.