Sen. Ted Cruz: Tim Walz is the “Most Radical Left-Wing Governor in the Country”

Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz joined Brian Kilmeade to discuss the far left and progressive values Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee Tim Walz has. Cruz believes, like many of the GOP, that Walz’ political record is radical and he is the “most radical left-wing governor in the country.” With Senator Cruz’s race against Democrat Collin Allred picking up, Cruz received endorsement from Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg, a democrat, with a focus on bipartisanship, securing our border and supporting law enforcement. “Texans are paying the price,” Cruz says as a result of the Biden-Harris administration, which will be exasperated if Walz makes it to the White House.

With Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris’ running-mate choice being a topic of contention, Cruz feels that selection of Walz over Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro comes down to one thing: Shapiro is Jewish. “If Josh Shapiro’s name had been ‘Josh Smith’, he would be VP,” says Cruz, and that Harris’ pick of Walz, according to Cruz, is just another representation of the far-left’s anti-Semitic views.

“Democrats embody Freudian projection,” says Cruz and that while they claim they want to save democracy, they do the opposite by trying to throw former President Trump off ballots and replacing President Biden with Harris without a single American voting for her in a primary. In response to the Democrats’ constant use of the word ‘weird’ to describe Trump and his running-mate JD Vance, Cruz called Walz weird, saying it is weird of him to pass legislation mandating tampons to be put in every boys’ bathroom.

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