Satanists need nothing to do with Ted Cruz, regardless of the possibility that he is 'Lucifer in the substance.

To start with previous Speaker of the House John Boehner calls him "Lucifer in the tissue" then an agent for the Satanic Temple says presidential cheerful Ted Cruz needs sympathy. It's been an extreme week for the Texas congressperson. 

After Boehner censured his kindred Republicans' thorny nature while talking at Stanford University on Wednesday night, The Friendly Atheist online journal connected with the Satanic Temple for their considerations on the matter. They don't need anything to do with Cruz, said representative Lucien Greaves.

Boehner’s comment is illustrative of how well past time it is to adjust our mythologies to reflect our realities.

Cruz’s failures of reason, compassion, decency, and humanity are products of his Christian pandering, if not an actual Christian faith. It grows tedious when pedophile priests and loathsome politicians are conveniently dismissed as Satanic, even as they spew biblical verse and prostrate themselves before the cross, recruiting the Christian faithful. Satanists will have nothing to do with any of them.

 To start with previous Speaker of the House John Boehner calls him "Lucifer in the tissue" then an agent for the Satanic Temple says presidential cheerful Ted Cruz needs sympathy. It's been an extreme week for the Texas congressperson. 

After Boehner censured his kindred Republicans' thorny nature while talking at Stanford University on Wednesday night, The Friendly Atheist online journal connected with the Satanic Temple for their considerations on the matter. They don't need anything to do with Cruz, said representative Lucien Greaves.

"Lucifer in the tissue," Boehner said when requested that depict Cruz, as indicated by the Stanford Daily. "I have Democrat companions and Republican companions. I coexist with nearly everyone, except I have never worked with a more hopeless two bit bastard in my life." 


As far as concerns him, Cruz attempted to put on a show of being astounded when remarking on Boehner's evaluates and endeavored to paint the Ohio Republican as a Trump mouthpiece with Fiorina next to him at a news meeting.

"I've met John Boehner two or three times in my life. If I have said 50 words in my life to John Boehner, I'd be surprised, and every one of them has consisted of pleasantries, 'Good to see ya Mr. Speaker.'"