Lying in front of the house/senate is also a crime. Are we gonna prosecute Ted Cruz?
http://www.politifact.com/personalit...uz/statements/
2014 Gamergate: "If you want games without hyper sexualized female characters and representation, then learn to code!"
2023: "What's with all these massively successful games with ugly (realistic) women? How could this have happened?!"
A Ted Cruz discussion without NoStop It? This is heresy!
I just don't have any respect for Ted Cruz, and I'm really not interested in anything he has to say.
It's not like the guy is here 24/7, there is no doubt he will be here eventually.
But anyways I don't really think a good discussion will come from the thread. Ted Cruz committed terrorism in the senate, I can't give the dude fair consideration after his actions that directly damage the nation in many many ways.
I love Ted "LOL" Cruz. He's the poster child for the stereotypical "sleazy politician" especially with that stupid smirk he always seems to have on his face.
In general, a lot of us around the world really don't see them as being in any way related; starting another international war (or assault, or strike, or operation, or whatever people want to call it) is not something most people see as a good thing. So him abiding by common sense pretty drastically reduced the negative opinion as a result.
Politicians like Ted Cruz, on the other hand, are consistent reminders of how messed up the US can be, and an unstable US is far more troublesome to consider than a US that decides to back down on threats of military action.
I'm more for Sarah Palin and Ted Nugent sharing the Republican ticket. Just think of it: The Shitter and the Quitter 2016-2018
As for the topic, nothing will come of it, much like that gaggle of senators who claimed President Obama was "threatening the Constitutional System." It's political grandstanding for his own benefit.