On Thursday, all three network morning shows were eager to hype former senator and Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole viciously attacking Texas Senator Ted Cruz in a New York Times op-ed.
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It’s not the first time Dole has expressed his disdain for Cruz.
Cruz has acknowledged failing to disclose to a federal campaign agency loans from Goldman Sachs and Citibank for his 2012 Senate race – although he did list them on a separate Senate form.
“God I missed you”, Colbert said of Palin as he kicked off his bit. “But she made a very good speech”.
“I don’t think he’s ready to be president of the United States”, Rubio conceded. “‘Remember President Dole? Do you remember President McCain?’ The inference was that we were all a bunch of liberals, and only he is a true conservative”. “And what it really signifies is their hatred for Ted Cruz”, Limbaugh said on his nationally syndicated radio program.
“He has toned down his rhetoric”, Dole said.
Trump, who has questioned Cruz’s edibility to serve as president because he was born in Canada, also noted that none of Cruz’s senate colleagues had come to his defense on the issue.
Earlier this month, Arizona Sen.
Sarah Palins’s family… Track Palin (from left), daughter Willow who is holding brother Trig and husband Todd (right) with Cindy McCain, the wife of Republican presidential nominee John McCain in 2008. “You say amusing ha ha, I say Honey Boo Boo, but I also say Honey Nut Cheerios – they’re great!”
On the bright side, if he continues to seek Palin’s support, it may well provide us with new material from Tina Fey and Saturday Night Live, and give us all some belly laughs.
The governor called Cruz a “big oil” candidate whose opposition to federal ethanol mandates would be “very damaging to our state” if he wound up in the White House. There is already enough blather from him and other candidates on both sides of the aisle without enough factual information as to how we can actually “save ourselves from certain destruction”.
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An online ad released by the Bush campaign Wednesday depicts an apocalyptic future where the brash billionaire concedes the 2016 presidential election to Hillary Clinton via his favorite mode of communication: Twitter.
