"I'm Ted Cruz
and I approved this message ... because I can clean up this mess." No, you haven't heard anything like that yet
(unless you live in Texas where Ted Cruz, R-Texas, romped to a first-time win
in the U.S. Senate race last fall.) But
don't be surprised to hear it in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and
beyond, come mid-2015.
If you keep cable
news on in the background, you probably would have seen Cruz last week urging
you to visit AbolishIRSNow.com, a project of the Senate Conservatives Fund,
founded by then-senator and now Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint.
"It's been so
successful, we are ramping it up," Matt Hoskins, executive director of the
fund, told me. Cruz is already a powerful, trusted conservative brand, Hoskins
added, though he has been in the Senate only six months.
When the IRS
scandals broke this spring, Cruz was quick to see, understand and act upon the
outrage that erupted immediately. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., spent his energy on
drones, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., on immigration reform, and Sen. John Thune,
R-S.D., on various issues including a double-layered border fence, but Cruz,
fresh from dueling Sen. Dianne Feinstein on gun control, took out after the
symbol of Washington, D.C.: the tax gatherer…….To Read More…..
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