Mike Church goes after Ted Cruz's hypocrisy on foreign policy by SiriusXM News & Issues

CPAC wrapped up this weekend with Rand Paul winning the straw poll they conduct during the conference and Ted Cruz following far behind in second. Though it seems as if these two should get along better with their similar want of a smaller government, Cruz has came out to say he disagrees with Paul on foreign policy. A topic that is causing more and more disagreement in the GOP, and as Mike explains, why shouldn't it? It's a strange case for Cruz to make, especially with his status as a Tea Party favorite, when he says he doesn't want D.C. making decisions for Texas but seems just fine on it making decisions for the Ukraine. So it appears the stage is set. Will the new libertarian sect of the GOP rise to power or will the old guard neo-cons be able to hold on to a party where they are looking more and more like the outsiders?

Mike Church brings his passion for the history of America and our Founding Founders to the air each and every day and has written, produced, and directed three one-of-a-kind docu-dramas including “The Road to Independence,” “The Fame of Our Fathers” and the full length feature film “The Spirit of 76.” Mike’s daily show is characterized by jam-packed phone lines and a free-thinking spirit - opposing the occupation of Afghanistan, 97% of the Federal Government’s agencies and bureaus and the entire Federal Reserve system and all its myriad creations. In short, The Mike Church Show leads the way for others to follow.
On his live, daily call-in show Mike Church fearlessly skewers liberalism and the people that practice it. It’s conservative analysis of today’s top issues with a biting, satirical wit. The Mike Church Show airs Monday – Friday from 6:00 am – 9:00 am ET exclusively on SIRIUS XM Patriot 125. Mike broadcasts from Mandeville, Louisiana, a suburb of New Orleans.
You can follow Mike on twitter at twitter.com/thekingdude and can always listen to all three hours of the show when you want at siriusxm.com/ondemand.