Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) appears ready to shake up Republican leadership after last week's midterm elections failed to produce a Senate majority.
The Texas Republican, whose own crop of candidates flopped in last Tuesday's vote, has called for leadership elections to be postponed until after the Dec. 6 runoff election in Georgia, where Republicans remain hopeful that Herschel Walker will hold the Democratic majority at 50-50, with vice president Kamala Harris casting the tie-breaking vote.
“I am so pissed off I cannot even see straight," Cruz said Monday on his podcast. "This opportunity was screwed up, it was screwed up badly.”
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Cruz signaled that Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell could lose his position in the aftermath.
“Everybody bears some of the blame,” Cruz said, "[but it would be] insane if we re-elect the same leadership two days from now.”
\u201c.@TedCruz on midterms: \u201cI am so pissed off I cannot even see straight. \u2026 This opportunity was screwed-up, it was screwed-up badly.\u201d\n\n\u201cEverybody bears some of the blame,\u201d but in Senate, it\u2019d be \u201cinsane if we reelect the same leadership two days from now.\u201d\n\nhttps://t.co/ORqVSACtEN\u201d— Patrick Svitek (@Patrick Svitek) 1668439765
