Somewhere between Iowa and New Hampshire
February 2, 2016
Iowa, home of high-fructose porn syrup, where hopelessly
horrifying hater and Wicked Witch of Texas, Ted Cruz has emerged from the Iowa
caucuses with what has been referred to as a victory. This begs the caveat that
the Iowa caucuses have gained a reputation for predicting which Republican’t
candidate will never become president – and probably not even get his
party’s nomination. Like Mike Huckabee in 2008 and Rick Santorum in 2012.
Remember them? Me neither. And Rick Santorum was a senator in my home state…I
think.
I hesitate to attribute Cruz’s purported success to anything
having to do with Cruz himself. Lest we forget that the junior senator from
Texas (home of George W. Bush and Rick Perry) has gained a reputation of his
own, that of being one of the most unlikeable people ever to hold a senate seat
let alone run for president. His own party despises him. Anyone who has
ever spent any time with him is eternally grateful to be finished with the
experience. His wife Heidi - Southwest region head for Goldman Sachs
- appears to be a rare exception.
However, the likely reason for the Cruz victory had little to do
with Cruz, his screechy voice, his grating demeanor, his disavowed Canadian
citizenship or his tasteless last minute assault on his rivals, which
included telling voters that Ben Carson had suspended his campaign. None of
that really had any effect. No, it was the simple fact that Donald Chrump had gotten
bored with all that winning.
Regardless of the reason, Cruz couldn’t have been more excited to
win the battle for who-will-definitely-not-be-getting-elected. Or as J.E.B. - with
arms thrust in the air like a newly-crowned champion replied after being told
that he had succeeded in having low expectations for winning Iowa: “MISSION
ACCOMPLISHED.”
Such a kidd(broth)er
During his concession speech in Iowa The Chrump waxed pathetic
about his love for the Hawkeye State saying, “Iowa, we love you. We
thank you. You're special. We will be back many, many times. In fact, I
think I might come here and buy a farm.” Am I the only one anxious
to contribute money to help Mr. Chrump buy the farm in Iowa?
I.
Mangrey reporting. Please please me oh yeah, like I
please you.
Hillary Clinton prevailed over Bernie Sanders…that is if you consider a 49.8 to 49.6 margin prevailing. Carpe Bernie.
BREAKING…
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