If you read the Times article carefully, you will see that this disclosure is how they found out about the loan:
“A review of personal financial disclosures that Mr. Cruz filed later with the Senate does not find a liquidation of assets that would have accounted for all the money he spent on his campaign. What it does show, however, is that in the first half of 2012, Ted and Heidi Cruz obtained the low-interest loan from Goldman Sachs, as well as another one from Citibank.”
So they got the info about this loan from this financial disclosure report.
Mark Levin said one of the campaigns was behind it.
Wonder which one.
Cruz would have had to file financial disclosure with the FEC when he decided to run, which occurred in 2011. The loans weren’t taken out until 2012.
Maybe the explanation for why they weren’t in his FEC disclosure is that they didn’t yet exist. The Senate disclosure was filed in 2012.
Cruz had to file with the FEC when he launched his campaign, in 2011. That filing was before these loans existed.