Ted Cruz Is an Opportunistic Chameleon
Bush National Security Council official Elliot Abrams.The columnist Jonah Goldberg would add, “Abrams is right — and Cruz surely knows — that for many people ‘neocon’ has become code for suspiciously Hebraic super-hawk.”The Bush State Department alumnus Eliot Cohen said of Cruz’s naughty word, “It’s an epithet. Ron Paul (R-TX), who was attracting large audiences while running for president in 2012. It also meant cultivating ties with his senator son, Rand Paul, whose 2010 Kentucky primary race was in part a Republican intra-party war between the rising son of Ron and the neocon old guard.
- ▪Bush National Security Council official Elliot Abrams.The columnist Jonah Goldberg would add, “Abrams is right — and Cruz surely knows — that for many people ‘neocon’ has become code for suspiciously Hebraic super-hawk.”The Bush State Depar
- ▪Ron Paul (R-TX), who was attracting large audiences while running for president in 2012.
- ▪It also meant cultivating ties with his senator son, Rand Paul, whose 2010 Kentucky primary race was in part a Republican intra-party war between the rising son of Ron and the neocon old guard.
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