Quote of the Day (Margaret Carlson, With Limited Sympathy for the Devil)
“What an unhappy choice Republicans had to make. As
much as the party wanted an alternative to Trump — preferring to be poisoned
rather than shot — after a sustained look at Cruz they preferred the candidate
with the highest negatives in history to the smug, sour, self-absorbed,
dangerously ambitious senator. Still such an outright rejection must hurt. Even
the devil has feelings.”— Margaret Carlson, “The Night I Almost Felt Sorry for Ted Cruz,” Chicago Tribune, May 4, 2016
“What an unhappy choice Republicans had to make. As
much as the party wanted an alternative to Trump — preferring to be poisoned
rather than shot — after a sustained look at Cruz they preferred the candidate
with the highest negatives in history to the smug, sour, self-absorbed,
dangerously ambitious senator. Still such an outright rejection must hurt. Even
the devil has feelings.”— Margaret Carlson, “The Night I Almost Felt Sorry for Ted Cruz,” Chicago Tribune, May 4, 2016
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