Ted Cruz bizarrely shares video mocking him for having “no balls” and an “ugly wife”
Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) is quickly developing a reputation for being one of the most thoroughly spineless members of Congress. He has tried to cultivate a persona of hyper-masculinity with tawdry displays of cigar-chomping and bacon-wrapped machine guns but these superficial displays have done little to move the public’s perception of him.
We all know Cruz is the same guy who decided to prostrate himself before the throne of Trump even after Trump called his wife ugly and accused his father of being involved in the assassination of JFK. Any man who could take such abuse and still decide to support this president’s destructive agenda is no man at all.
“I am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father. That pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander my wife that I am going to come like a servile puppy dog for maligning my wife and maligning my father,” claimed Cruz after the attacks, before nonetheless going on to turn himself into a servile puppy dog.
Cruz is nothing more than a cynical political operator whose desire for power within the GOP establishment clearly outweighs his respect for his own family.
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One would think that Cruz would be desperate to curb this growing perception that he’s a complete moral coward without a lick of principles but for some inexplicable reason, he decided to retweet a video last night of a comedian brutally humiliating him. With a caption that simply said “compelling,” Cruz blasted out a satirical video to his 3.8 million followers that makes fun of him for having “no balls.”
In the video, the comedian also brings up the Trump allegation about Cruz’s father and JFK and mocks his xenophobic rhetoric by reminding viewers that Cruz was born in Canada. Channeling Trump further, the parody brings up the comments about Cruz’s “ugly wife” and Trump’s allegation that Cruz cheated in the Iowa caucuses.
The clip serves as an effective greatest hits list of Ted Cruz’s worst moments. One struggles to imagine why he could possibly think that it was a good idea to retweet something that so thoroughly thrashes him but at least it’s worth a good laugh for the rest of us.
compelling https://t.co/v0w1sM1wHt
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) September 16, 2020
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