9/26/2013, 12:38 pm
Today Peter King appeared on MSNBC's Morning Joe to continue his just denunciation of rogue senator Ted Cruz. When asked about the phone calls he'd been receiving, King said, “It's out of control. The calls were absolutely the most vile things I've ever heard in my life, and I'm from New York! Call after call kept coming through, and I hesitate to quote them on the air, but many of them used offensive and threatening terms like ‘Constitution' and ‘limited government' – I'm not kidding, I was shocked.”
Reiterating just what it is that mainstream, rational Republican moderates stand for, King instructed the general public, “Our constituents just don't get it. The mission of the Republican Party is to cooperate and compromise, and that's why we love to stay in second place. And along comes this contemptible upstart from a former Rebel state, and he's going on about keeping the government out of people's lives. I mean, what's next? Secession? Slavery? Lynchings? Quoting the Declaration of Independence? Once these extremists get started, where does it stop? Where could this end up if somebody doesn't stand in the way of Cruz's fraudulent leadership?"
King warned America, “Here's the problem: if this hate-filled rhetoric doesn't stop, citizens will start thinking we actually work for them!”
The pronouncement was received by indignant guffaws from the rest of the panel.
However, the interview ended on a lighter note. Everybody got a chuckle out of King's comment that well-meaning Republicans often tell him that all they need to do is defund Obamacare, which would be a horrible thing to do.