Crazy Cruz

Some of the crap that has come out of his mouth in the last few weeks or so,,,

Ted Cruz Warns: Obama Will 'Start Quartering Soldiers in People's Homes Soon'

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Friday said that President Barack Obama was trying to violate all of the Bill of Rights and would "start quartering soldiers in people's homes soon."

Speaking to the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C., Cruz told the audience that the country was facing "extraordinary times."

"You look at our Constitution, you look at our Bill of Rights, this is an administration that seems bound and determined to violate every single one of our Bill or Rights," he explained.

"Tyranny!" a man in the audience shouted.

"I don't know that they've yet violated the Third Amendment, but I expect them to start quartering soldiers in people's homes soon," the Texas Republican said.

Cruz Tells CBN About God's Role in the Shutdown: 'His Will Be Done as It Will Be'

At the Values Voter Summit over the weekend, CBN's David Brody spoke with Cruz about his role in instigating the government shutdown, which has been seen as complicating debt limit negotiations.

"Where do you see God in all of this fight that's going on in your life right now?" Brody asked the Texas senator.

"Well, David, you know at every stage, my prayer to God is that His will be done," Cruz insisted. "As it will be."

Cruz: It Was a 'Remarkable victory' Until Senate Republicans Caved on the Shutdown

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Wednesday blasted members of his own party after he said that they wasted a "remarkable victory" by making a deal with Democrats to re-open the government and avert a default on U.S. debt by raising the nation's credit limit.

At the same time Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) was on the Senate floor telling Republicans that it was time to move on, Cruz was elsewhere in the Capitol lashing out at his colleagues.

As CNN's Dana Bash pointed out to Cruz, he had nothing to show for his efforts -- President Barack Obama's health care reform law had not been defunded nor delayed -- after 16 days of a government shutdown.