Which Longtime GOP Senator Apparently ‘F***ing Hates’ Ted Cruz?

Of course McCain hates Ted Cruz. Ted Cruz stands for everything that McCain is against. He never had any intention of trying to win the election in 2008. It was all a set up right from the beginning. Well guess what Johnny boy, most of America “F***ing” hates you back. And Mr. Cruz is right. It still gets to me that I was forced to vote for the idiot in 2008. No way was I voting for the Kenyan. I am so sick of seeing this RINO’s face. Time to go McCain, back to your little rich wife that you left your other wife for. And as far as McCain being on the same side of the isle is completely false. It is getting hard to tell the Republicans from the Democrats these days. Only those like Ted Cruz can stand out and stand apart from the cesspool in Washington. Go away McCain…. you have used up your “usefulness”.

Sen.. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) has been ruffling feathers since his arrival in Washington this year. Including some on his own side of the aisle.

Secretary of State John Kerry speaks with Sen.. John McCain (R-Ariz.) in Washington, D.C., Sept. 18, 2013. (Getty Images)

In fact, according to a new profile in GQ magazine, the Texas senator has earned the intense dislike of Sen.. John McCain (R-Ariz.)

“He f***ing hates Cruz,” an adviser to Sen.. McCain told GQ’s Jason Zengerle. “He’s just offended by his style.”

But it appears that the contentious relationship cuts both ways. Cruz has his own words for the senior Arizona senator.

“I don’t know a conservative who didn’t feel embarrassed voting in 2006 or 2008,” Cruz said. “I think the Republican Party lost its way. We didn’t stand for the principles we’re supposed to believe in.”

Recall that McCain mocked Sens. Cruz and Rand Paul (R-Ky.) after the Kentucky senator’s 13-hour filibuster over the White House’s drone policy, referring to the two senators and those who agree with them as “wackobirds.”

More recently, McCain has criticized Cruz for his efforts to defund Obamacare, suggesting that attempts to do away with President Barack Obama’s health care law are “not rational.”

“I can tell you that in the U.S. Senate, will not repeal or defund Obamacare. We will not,” McCain told CNN. “And to think we can is not rational.”