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It might only be three weeks’ worth, but Sen. Ted Cruz said in his keynote address at CPAC Saturday that conservatives are winning right now, and it’s a “dirty secret” the Obama administration and the media don’t want you to know.
Senator Ted Cruz talking about how Conservatives have been #winning lately. #CPAC2013 twitter.com/SBroadie/statu…
— Sharon Broadie (@SBroadie) March 16, 2013
Cruz: Despite what media says, for the past 3 weeks Conservatives have been WINNING.
— GlockLady (@GlockLady) March 16, 2013
This is based on …. RT @domeniconbc Ted Cruz: “We’re winning right now.” OK
— Dan Amira (@DanAmira) March 16, 2013
Repubs lost the White House and seats in both the House and Senate last Nov. Yet, Sen. Cruz insists they’re winning. Someone please explain…
— Chris Kirby (@CKKirbs) March 16, 2013
True, conservatives certainly didn’t win the day in November, but Cruz’s assessment is based on a series of smaller triumphs which have grabbed the public’s attention recently, says senior communications advisor Amanda Carpenter.
Cruz’s 3 examples of conservative wins: filibuster, sequestration, and holding all Senate Republicans together to vote to defund Obamacare
— Amanda Carpenter (@amandacarpenter) March 16, 2013
@foxnewspolitics What do you mean don’t know what Ted Cruz meant by we have been winning for 3 weeks? #sequester backfired #standwithrand
— Hyta N (@Hyta_n) March 16, 2013
Three weeks (including a 13-hour filibuster) is a nice run, but how do conservatives keep winning? Cruz went on to lay out the specifics of his plan, beginning with a vigorous defense of the Constitution.
#CPAC2013 Ted Cruz: How do we keep winning. Number one defend the constitution.
— warnerthuston (@warnerthuston) March 16, 2013
Ted Cruz: How do we keep winning? 1) Defend the Constitution 2) Champion growth and opportunity. #CPAC2013
— Sarah Muro (@SarahMuro) March 16, 2013
TED CRUZ: If standing for the constitution and liberty make you a wacko bird, then I’m a #ProudWackoBird. #cpac2013 twitter.com/ChrizDDv3/stat…
— Chris Denhart (@ChrizDDv3) March 16, 2013
.@tedcruz “We need to audit The Fed and stop QE infinity. We need to abolish the Department of Education.” #CPAC2013
— Tracy Lee (@RememberComeNov) March 16, 2013
Lib caller: “I was like, really scared, when Ted Cruz said he wanted to cut the Department of Education”
— Kyle Raccio (@kyleraccio) March 16, 2013
Ted Cruz said “audit the Fed” and I agree
— Annamaria Combs (@ciclamino1960) March 16, 2013
@tedcruz: “We must stand with Israel!”#IChooseCruz #CPAC2013
— Brad Fingeroot (@FingerootB) March 16, 2013
Right on!!! RT @cpacnews: “We need to stop sending foreign aid to nations that hate us.” @tedcruz #CPAC2013
— Broncos ♥ Fan (@lori_gray) March 16, 2013
“On guns do we surrender or stand up now. On drones do we surrender or stand up now.”―Senator Ted Cruz
— Citizen Journalism (@quintana007) March 16, 2013
On guns, on drones, on spending, in debt, on the Constitution – we do not surrender – @tedcruz #CPAC
— Peggy Venable (@pvenable) March 16, 2013
Why do I love Ted Cruz, but am so wary of Rand Paul? Simple. Defense, national security, foreign policy, and counterterrorism issues.
— Ken Gardner (@kesgardner) March 16, 2013
Conservatives in attendance might not have gone into the speech feeling like they were winning, but many left feeling that way.
@tedcruz thank you for firing me back up today and once again renewing my faith in America!!!
— AmericanWolverine (@untwin34) March 16, 2013
Senator @tedcruz inspires #CPAC2013 & brings the crowd to its feet, carrying the message-filled crowd out of conference on our feet!! #STAND
— BoldFreshJew © (@BoldFreshJew) March 16, 2013
@tedcruz ends speech with the longest sustained standing ovation from a packed room, I’ve seen in all 3 days of #CPAC
— Ana Navarro (@ananavarro) March 16, 2013
Panoramic shot of the packed #CPAC2013 crowd as keynote speaker Sen. Ted Cruz closes out a great weekend! twitter.com/ngomsiv/status…
— Vinciane (@ngomsiv) March 16, 2013
‘Proud wacko bird’ Ted Cruz highlights conservative momentum
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