[ltc8k6]

Again, we see just a fine for a campaign finance law violation ...

This one involving over $1M.

[ObozoMustGo2012]

Didn’t all of the NeverTrump Cruzbots tell us in 2015/16 that the GS and Citibank loans were fake news???

[Red Badger]

2012?....................right on the ball, there FEC..............as it was designed to be.................

[Governor Dinwiddie]

In 2015, the year previous to the election, I initially was leaning Cruz until I heard about his loans from Goldman Sachs, which also turned out to be his wife's employer. So Cruz gives a speech berating Goldman Sachs but simultaneously is accepting loans from them? After that I was 100% Trump all the way. Later found out that Cruz is not a NBC either.

God Bless Ted Cruz but …
 

[fruser1]

This is why you set up a separate foundation and maintain your own email server.

[DoughtyOne]

This won’t mean anything to folks who like Ted.

To those of us who aren’t enamored with him, it will be cause for concern.

When I first learned of Ted, I thought he was going to be a great guy for the team.

Shortly thereafter I came to think I didn’t want him anywhere near an effort I supported.

I haven’t changed my mind.

Texas can do a lot better.

[Slyfox]

Actually, he borrowed that money against his own savings.

And then, paid himself back after the fact.

Don't know what difference that makes.

[Slyfox]

Ya know, with all the crap HillaBeans has done you’d think they just mighta should be looking into her creative financing.

[piasa]

“Campaign Legal Center”

Hmmm.....

Headed by a guy named Trevor Potter...

Funded in part by George Soros’ “Open Society Foundation”...

Been known to work in harness with Democracy 21... and both groups have worked together in the IRS scandal against conservative and religious groups.

[bigbob]

Since he’s a conservative he could get the death penalty for this /s

[deport]

“As has repeatedly been reported, the loans were public at the time
and fully disclosed on Senate ethics disclosures, but they weren’t
reported correctly on the FEC forms. This agreed settlement resolves
that filing mistake once and for all,” the Cruz campaign said in a
statement to The Hill.

Federal election law allows candidates to take out loans from commercial
banks as long as they properly disclose the funding sources, the interest
rates paid and the loans’ terms. Candidates can also lend unlimited
amounts of their own funds to their campaigns.

[Retvet]

Surprise, surprise, a corrupt never Trumper.

[SoFloFreeper]

Yawn

[OrangeHoof]

$35K fine to a U.S. Senator is like a $50 speeding ticket to you or I. It’s not worth getting excited about.

Cruz is better than 75% of the U.S. Senate. I’d rather Texas ditch Cornyn the Bushie than Cruz.