“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, 2016Saturday, May 7, 2016
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
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