Now that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has officially ended his unofficial filibuster against Obamacare after a remarkable 21 hours on the Senate floor, it’s time to look back at some of the more memorable moments.
As we learned from GQ’s recent profile of Cruz, he has fully embraced the “wacko bird” labelbestowed upon him by fellow Republican Senator John McCain, and judging by some of his antics over the last 21 hours, he’s earned the distinction:
nothing remarkable about having stand ins thats tantamount to a relay race.
Cruz hadn't been speaking for more than 30 minutes when he began comparing those who would allow the Affordable Care Act to be implemented to those who appeased the Nazis in the early 1940's. To his credit, he did admit that the Nazis were more "intimidating" than Obamacare, but he could not say the same for the moon.
ok it's wacko time with no dance line, the moon he clearly intended to just run the clock out. Reid should have let him waste as much money and time he wished it would have made the lights on him much brighter and Americans easier to see the real 411.
i told you they are crazy for Hitler and all things Nazi. the scary part is these were prepared statements you could see him looking down to check his notes.
republicans cannot be happy with this T-Per's on the other hand probably got that twinge up their legs. but T-Per's are no enough to win that's why the cheat to invalidate our votes, he won the popular vote for the house by over i million votes gerrymandering at the last minute and they are still there, where are those whose vote was disenfranchised where's the noise.
Pres. said yes " YES WE CAN" not " YES I CAN", if you want it come on get it. recognize
