As a freshman, I would get into senior parties because I was Ted’s roommate. OUT OF PITY. He was that widely loathed. It’s his superpower. — Craig Mazin, Ted Cruz’s roommate freshman year at Princeton University
“Here’s the thing you have to understand about Ted Cruz. I like Ted Cruz more than most of my other colleagues like Ted Cruz. And I hate Ted Cruz.” —Al Franken, Giant of the Senate (2017)
It’s okay to hate him but realize first, he is where he is and does what he does because people chose him to do it. Might want to look a little closer at his power base.
It’s a common misconception that the failed repug coup started on January 6th. It didn’t. It has grown concurrent with the modern repug movement, and every time repugs are denied the popular vote majority they crave, the stronger their authoritarian tendencies grow.
Do not concede to asymmetrical democracy, for there lies fascism.
It’s funny how Rafael Ooze, a LATINO by birth, is whining about all the “Attacks” against “White men”… But then again, he never was the sharpest tool in the shed.
I knew on the evening of January 6th, after the event and resumption of vote-certification took place, that there would be so much more to learn about that day as time went on. But what has been revealed in the last two weeks has been quite stunning. The depth to which elected leaders were involved in one form or another? Thank goodness for this investigative committee. And thank goodness for Liz Cheney (never thought I would be saying this) standing tall in the face of supreme opposition from members of her own party.
They can’t try “again” until they stop trying the first time. And, that first time started with Dick Chaney/ Watergate, etc. I don’t mean honest disagreement between the parties. That’s been forever. I mean the attitude that they will do anything, no matter how dishonest and despicable to control the country. And, that’s no matter who or what is destroyed in the process. They would be perfectly happy ruling in hell instead of being the “other party” in heaven.
My wife and I were engaging in a little repartee today about what would be fitting punishment for Ghislaine Maxwell, who wasn’t the brains behind Jeffrey Epstein’s disgusting sexual depradations, but certainly abetted them. I drew the analogy to Josef Mengele, who wasn’t the originator of Nazism but certainly contributed to its horrors. Then we got to comparing Donald Trump and Dick Cheney, wondering which of them deserved the worse fate. I think we ultimately decided that it was a draw and could only be decided if each of them was equipped with a blowtorch and they were both put in the octagon with the instruction “Two men enter, only one emerges.”
I never could quite get just what it is that makes Everyone hate Ted Cruz. Then I heard Al Franken’s explanation, “He’s the Dwight Schrute of Congress.” Now I get it.
BE THIS GUY about 3 years ago
As a freshman, I would get into senior parties because I was Ted’s roommate. OUT OF PITY. He was that widely loathed. It’s his superpower. — Craig Mazin, Ted Cruz’s roommate freshman year at Princeton University
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 3 years ago
“Here’s the thing you have to understand about Ted Cruz. I like Ted Cruz more than most of my other colleagues like Ted Cruz. And I hate Ted Cruz.” —Al Franken, Giant of the Senate (2017)
Alabama Al about 3 years ago
Fortunately for our country, it seems the Joint Chiefs of Staff were not enthusiastic about backing Trump in his efforts to overturn the election.
FreyjaRN Premium Member about 3 years ago
Everyone would have liked that for Kremlin Cruz.
shanen0 about 3 years ago
Long ago, Americans agreed: One man = 1V (One Vote). But now:
Dems: 1 adult = 1V
Cons: 1 “man” = 1V
GOP: 1 corporation = 1 BIG V
GQP: 1 Martian = -42 V
Trumplicans: 1 gun = 1V
A failed coup is STILL an #insurrection!
robertthomasson Premium Member about 3 years ago
I don’t think that was quite what Duke meant. But would the intention to launch a military coup that did not happen be a crime?
griffon8 about 3 years ago
“If you killed Ted Cruz on the floor of the Senate, and the trial was in the Senate, nobody would convict you.”—Senator Lindsey Graham
Susan00100 about 3 years ago
All I’m hoping for is to see the Orange Baboon’s sorry @$$ thrown into prison!!
Radish... about 3 years ago
The coo coo republican coup, dead in the water.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 3 years ago
It’s okay to hate him but realize first, he is where he is and does what he does because people chose him to do it. Might want to look a little closer at his power base.
gantech about 3 years ago
“No one wanted to see a Ted Cruz say, thrown to the mob by accident”.
Well, maybe not by accident…
Serial Pedant about 3 years ago
Another immigrant success story: from Ottawa to Cancun.
wildthing about 3 years ago
Problem is you can’t buy a military coup, too many soldiers believe in honor and duty. Saved us this time, but they’re working on the work around.
William Robbins Premium Member about 3 years ago
That’s a sympathetic witness in today’s Republican party. A failed military coup would have been just another tourist event on Fox.
dotbup about 3 years ago
It’s a common misconception that the failed repug coup started on January 6th. It didn’t. It has grown concurrent with the modern repug movement, and every time repugs are denied the popular vote majority they crave, the stronger their authoritarian tendencies grow.
Do not concede to asymmetrical democracy, for there lies fascism.
Masterskrain about 3 years ago
It’s funny how Rafael Ooze, a LATINO by birth, is whining about all the “Attacks” against “White men”… But then again, he never was the sharpest tool in the shed.
Godfreydaniel about 3 years ago
Not even ONE comment by even ONE Traitor Trump cultist? Maybe they all think Santa Claus is watching them…..
BC in NC Premium Member about 3 years ago
I knew on the evening of January 6th, after the event and resumption of vote-certification took place, that there would be so much more to learn about that day as time went on. But what has been revealed in the last two weeks has been quite stunning. The depth to which elected leaders were involved in one form or another? Thank goodness for this investigative committee. And thank goodness for Liz Cheney (never thought I would be saying this) standing tall in the face of supreme opposition from members of her own party.
SeptemberBride about 3 years ago
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!
Diane Lee Premium Member about 3 years ago
They can’t try “again” until they stop trying the first time. And, that first time started with Dick Chaney/ Watergate, etc. I don’t mean honest disagreement between the parties. That’s been forever. I mean the attitude that they will do anything, no matter how dishonest and despicable to control the country. And, that’s no matter who or what is destroyed in the process. They would be perfectly happy ruling in hell instead of being the “other party” in heaven.
mindjob about 3 years ago
The word Bmzklfrpz was taken from Biden’s best speech ever! It means the same as Sdfgzjkl
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 3 years ago
My wife and I were engaging in a little repartee today about what would be fitting punishment for Ghislaine Maxwell, who wasn’t the brains behind Jeffrey Epstein’s disgusting sexual depradations, but certainly abetted them. I drew the analogy to Josef Mengele, who wasn’t the originator of Nazism but certainly contributed to its horrors. Then we got to comparing Donald Trump and Dick Cheney, wondering which of them deserved the worse fate. I think we ultimately decided that it was a draw and could only be decided if each of them was equipped with a blowtorch and they were both put in the octagon with the instruction “Two men enter, only one emerges.”
dlaemmerhirt999 about 3 years ago
Yeah, NO ONE likes Cancun Ted! Sad.
schaefer jim about 3 years ago
Hang Teddy, along with the other GOP scum!
Ka`ōnōhi`ula`okahōkūmiomio`ehiku Premium Member about 3 years ago
Well, Mr. BMZKLFRPZ, evidently Trump was left out of the loop.
Rand al'Thor about 3 years ago
Meanwhile, Trudeau continues to ignore the incompetence of Biden and his administration. Instead he is doing fantasy fiction.
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member about 3 years ago
“There are two kinds of people in Congress: Those who hate Ted Cruz, and Ted Cruz.” — Brian Williams
LeslieAnn Premium Member about 3 years ago
I never could quite get just what it is that makes Everyone hate Ted Cruz. Then I heard Al Franken’s explanation, “He’s the Dwight Schrute of Congress.” Now I get it.
oded.haber about 3 years ago
What’s with the blue background and black edging in the 4th frame?Am I missing some important subliminal cue?
rossevrymn about 3 years ago
basically…………………..right-wing populists?: