"Cruz was part of the Bush team when it proposed immigration reform," he said, noting with frustration how Republicans have flipped on the issue in recent years.
McCain, who once led the fight in the Senate with his pal Joe Lieberman on enacting a global warming bill, shocked many when he flipped on the issue, attacking climate legislation supported by Lieberman, Graham and John Kerry.
During an Olympia rally, he was approached by a gay rights group, demanding that he address AIDS and gay rights; he soon flipped on the issue and stated that he would allow gays to serve in the military and in his cabinet.
There were a few left leaning publications that took Christie to task for flipping on the issue of funding Planned Parenthood over the years, but none of those journalists mentioned the fact that the money received from public funds does not cover abortions.
On Thursday, he seemed to flip-flop on the issue again, telling CNN: "There's no path to legalization unless they leave the country.
In contrast, Northam, Virginia's lieutenant governor, has stumbled in recent days, seeming to flip-flop on the issue of sanctuary cities and facing a furor over a controversial ad run by an outside group that features a driver in a pickup truck with a Confederate flag and a Gillespie sticker trying to chase down Hispanic children.
Many of them criticized her for appearing to flip-flop on the issue of abortion, while some argued that she lost credibility as a conservative after her comments on "The View". .
Not only did Judge flip-flop on the issue as a state senator, voting to repeal local control along with fellow state senator Tom Vilsack, now U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, but she then courted Farm Bureau and Pork Producer donations in her for Iowa Secretary of Agriculture.
Trade, specifically her non-credible flip on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, is the issue that exposed Hillary Clinton as a phony.
