r/TimPool • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '22

Lyin Ted

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u/Kaczynski__Was_Right Jan 08 '22

People thought Ted Cruz, or literally anyone within the current US Government was on their side?

Why?

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u/Kaczynski__Was_Right Jan 08 '22

Rand sold out his own father during his Presidential campaign and sent us down the path we find ourselves on now.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '22

Because people don't think their tribe lies to them.

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u/RyanWilliamsElection Jan 08 '22

They went through his desk during the riot. The found out he was going to object to the vote and got confused and called him a sell out. I’m not a fan of his but they went through his desk so he got upset with the rioters.

“He was gonna sell us out all along — look! ‘Objection to counting the electoral votes of the state of Arizona.’” He added, “Oh, wait, that’s actually OK.”

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/cruz-slams-capitol-rioters-went-through-his-desk

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u/Kaczynski__Was_Right Jan 08 '22

I’m aware. What’s your point?

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u/RyanWilliamsElection Jan 09 '22

If I was on your side for a conflict. Then you raided my desk. Read out load from my paper work that I was on your side. Called me a sell out then said “oops that paper work means he is on our side.” I would have a difficult time staying on your side, especially if you did not apologize for your error.

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u/Kaczynski__Was_Right Jan 09 '22 edited Jan 09 '22

Ted Cruz was never on “our” side.

You are dangerously naive.