[Isara]

"But the meaning of the 11th commandment is often blurred, mostly because many use it as an easy way out, sort of like the left accuses people of racism—as a shutdown of debate."

Craig Shirley, has many times explained the true meaning of the commandment: "The commandment never meant that one Republican could not criticize the policies or philosophies of another Republican. It meant only that one could or should not engage in personal attacks on another Republican."

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

THE REAL HILLARY CLINTON: Episode #6 - Defiling the White House Christmas Tree

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/812710/posts

[This is the last Christmas to remind people before race.]

[CincyRichieRich]

If you criticize someone who is labeled as a republican, but in fact is a rino, then, are you really criticizing a republican or simply outing a liar, fraud, duplicitous person?

Well, there are plenty of them in our party; that’s why it is down to Ted and Trump.

[C210N]

It's that his disagreement was laced with biting sarcasm...

Sarcasm would not be "biting" unless said sarcasm had traction and was thoroughly backed by substance.

[TBP]

And a lot of his rivals seem to find it annoying (including Trump.)

[FourPeas]

Well reasoned piece. Does a good job trying to explain part of Cruz’s strategy.