Communications Director for disgraced senator Ted Cruz Resigns amid mounting backlash

[quote] partially responsible

Like 2% or 20% partially responsible?

Do you have any demonstrable facts for this accusation?

I first read this as "Cruz resigns."

Sigh.

Oh, he's responsible. Picture Cruz with blood dripping off his hands. It almost looks natural.

He fed into their deluded fantasies of a stolen election. He fanned the flames and sat like a dog at Trump's feet.

He's another one who needs to go away.

That picture looks like me and my adowable bwanket!

An ugly being inside and outside...

Fatso is still wearing too much makeup.

His face looks like a cartoon

[quote]Like 2% or 20% partially responsible?

Actually, Rafael Eduardo was scientifically determined to be 13.178% responsible. But you can just call it 13% if you wish.

I hope his fall is the one he deserves.

I think it will be more than censure probably more like impeachment or expulsion from the Senate along with Hawley.

Not looking good for lyin' ted.

He looks like they exhumed Robin Williams.

I want to punch this fucker in the throat and face SO-OOOOOOOOOO much!

He looks like his breath and whatever nub of a dick he may have really STINK.

I hate blue suits.

[bold]Manchin: Removing Hawley, Cruz with 14th Amendment 'should be a consideration'[/bold]

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) said the Senate should consider removing Sens. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas) via the 14th Amendment over their objections last week to the Electoral College results.

Speaking to PBS’s “Firing Line” on Friday night, Manchin said the Senate should explore the option after a violent mob, riled up by President Trump and convinced by Republicans such as Hawley and Cruz that the election was fraudulent, ransacked the Capitol in one of the darkest points in American democracy.

“That should be a consideration,” Manchin responded when asked if the 14th Amendment should be triggered. “He understands that. Ted’s a very bright individual, and I get along fine with Ted, but what he did was totally outside of the realm of our responsibilities or our privileges.”

This is from the Hill, to which I cannot link, but it's a 10-paragraph article.

He would be the single ugliest man in the US Senate if McConnell resigned.

You can almost understand Hawley making such a rookie mistake, but what's this idiot's excuse? He's been around the political block for awhile now.

Is it possible he'll resign?