[Finny]

First sentence of the third paragraph in the linked article: During the gathering, according to two attendees, Mr. Cruz said he would have no problem if one of his daughters was gay.

Prax, the word "problem" was introduced by the *smirk* "journalist" *snort* who wrote the story.

So yes, the word "problem" DOES appear in the article.

[Praxeologue]

First sentence of the third paragraph in the linked article: During the gathering, according to two attendees, Mr. Cruz said he would have no problem if one of his daughters was gay.

Prax, the word "problem" was introduced by the *smirk* "journalist" *snort* who wrote the story.

So yes, the word "problem" DOES appear in the article.

THE NYT ARTICLE NEVER USES THE WORD "PROBLEM". The sentence you refer to reads: During the gathering, according to two people present, Mr. Cruz said he would not love his daughters any differently if one of them was gay.

This text appears in the NYT link, but not as posted.

[Praxeologue]

Please refer to my post #250. The text in the article was changed by the OP and this caused great consternation, as well as unfairly characterizing a statement by Sen. Cruz. Please compare the text as posted to the original NYT article. Thank you from all those needlessly upset by this.