Ted Cruz Doing His Job Again

[TexasGal]

I'm tickled my family voted for him! At last! A man in office who is proud and eager to protect our rights.

[Jumping Frog]

I'm really glad I voted for this guy...

And you had better believe I will be volunteering to assist in his reelection campaign . . . .

[Purplehood]

I love that the Senate majority is whining about the rules now but when it's time to cram a piece of unwanted legislation down the throats of the people, they have no problem exploiting every nuance of the rules.

I'm certain the hypocrisy escapes them.

They're so dense they absorb neutrinos.

OMG.

[RoyGBiv]

More good things about Ted Cruz....
Old news, but I just came across this today.

Didn't realize Mr Cruz played such a big role in Heller & McDonald.
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The National Rifle Association announced today that leading Second Amendment advocate Ted Cruz, the former Solicitor General of Texas, is the 2010 recipient of the Harlon B. Carter-George S. Knight Freedom Fund award. The announcement comes as the U. S. Supreme Court announced its historic decision in the McDonald v. Chicago case. Cruz’s efforts in defense of gun rights played a significant role in laying the groundwork for that major victory.

For over a decade, Cruz has been instrumental in many significant legal battles in the fight to preserve the Second Amendment. He is perhaps best known for his work with the NRA on the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, District of Columbia v. Heller. During that effort, Cruz assembled an impressive coalition of 31 diverse states behind an amicus brief in which he defended the individual right to keep and bear arms and argued that the Second Amendment should be binding on every state and local government.

[The Annoyed Man]

I love that the Senate majority is whining about the rules now but when it's time to cram a piece of unwanted legislation down the throats of the people, they have no problem exploiting every nuance of the rules.

I'm certain the hypocrisy escapes them.

No, it doesn't escape them. They just lack the gene for shame.