Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Rich Lowry wrote a great article today about the Democrats’ enormous frustration with Ted Cruz: Cruz ought to be one of them, since he’s manifestly brilliant and hyper-educated . . . except that he refuses to be one of them. I especially liked this bit: Democrats and liberal pundits would
Continue readingConservatives attack a Democrat’s political ideas. Democrats, and their media lap-dogs, attack Conservatives. The attacks on Ted Cruz are, as could be anticipated, despicable. Exhibit A. Exhibit B. It’s entirely possible that Ted Cruz might not be presidential material. That rests on whether people like what he stands for and
Continue readingI happen to like Ted Cruz — so far. There’s still time for me to learn more about him and change my mind. One thing that won’t be worrying me, though, is that he’ll be subject to valid claims against his citizenship, despite his having been born in Canada.
Continue readingEvery day, I am more impressed with Ted Cruz. He’s smart, he’s courageous, he’s knowledgeable, and he’s deeply loyal to the Constitution. I understand that he went to Harvard Law School, rather than my alma mater, The University of Texas School of Law in Austin, but I can forgive him
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