Ted Cruz (Page 4)

I have no doubt he feels this way about Cruz. Here's a man who lost the gavel because he refused to stand up for the PEOPLE and instead sided wit the GOP establishment and their agenda. As a speaker he repeatedly leaned so far left of center, I expect to see him come out of the closet and publicly side with the democrats any day now. He also sounds like a guy who might need to find an AA meeting to attend.

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/278189-new-p... . And he's not a Texan. I hear he's Canadian.

It's remarkable, isn't it? It makes you wonder why he would think that he could possibly be an effective president. Everyone hates him. Everyone. And it's not as if it's a new phenomenon. If you read up on his personal history, it seems as though, throughout every phase of his life, the guy has left a trail of, if not enemies, a large number of people who really really strongly dislike the guy. And, it seems, the better people know him, the more they dislike him.

Every presidential candidate has to have a huge ego, but I really struggle to understand who Cruz thinks is going to be in his corner if he wins. I sort of imagine that he'll be like King Joffrey on Game of Thrones: this petulant, mean-spirited little puke who will use his office to take out his petty revenge on everyone who ever wronged him, from other world leaders to the cheerleader who wouldn't go out with him in high school.

That's why, and I've said it before, if I had to pick between Trump and Cruz, I would pick Trump in a New York minute.