> Everytime she appears in public, she reinforces her fashion victim status.
She has no taste whatsoever....and she proved it by marrying the human cockroach.
Posted on 04/13/2016 2:16:34 AM PDT by Zakeet
Heidi Cruz is silent no more.
Talking to Fox News' Megyn Kelly Tuesday night, the wife of Texas Sen. Ted Cruz spoke out for the first time about the National Enquirer story alleging her husband engaged in affairs with five different women. In the interview, Mrs. Cruz called the report "garbage" and accused Donald Trump of planting the story.
"It's garbage. It's just garbage," she said on "The Kelly File." "This is another example of Donald Trump engaging in the politics of personal destruction, using his henchmen to go out and try to destroy others when he is losing. And I think these silly barbs and made up stories did not come out earlier in the campaign because he felt he was doing ok."
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
Old saying....wife is the last to know....
Yup. Crazy.
Trump living rent free in Heidi's head now too ...
Suddenly it is 1992 again and I have visions of Bill and Hillary defending against the vast RWC. Story was started by Rubio not Trump but like the Clintons, never let facts get in the way of the story.
True or not they need to stop blaming Trump and it is the Cruz who are dragging this story on. Maybe they themselves got NE to print it. Whine! Whine!
Heidi.... So unstable she was found on the side of the road. Now that she’s “in the game” I hope she gets torn to shreds.
> Everytime she appears in public, she reinforces her fashion victim status.
She has no taste whatsoever....and she proved it by marrying the human cockroach.
MINEOLA, N.Y.—Heidi Cruz, the wife of Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, was met at a campaign event by victims of Superstorm Sandy who protested his opposition to a 2013 bill doling out billions in aid for storm relief and clean-up.
People from Long Island and southeast Queens, which were devastated by the October 2012 storm, said the Texas senator’s vote against a $51 billion aid package targeted to New York and New Jersey to recover from the damages disqualified him from the presidency. The 2013 aid bill passed anyway.
New York Republicans vote in their primary election on April 19. “Cruz is the one who went against helping us Sandy victims,” said Ieuan Hall, a 49-year-old retiree from Queens who said he is living in a storm-damaged home that still lacks heat. “We need someone in there that’s going to be there to help the people, not hurt the people.”
“He’s not for them helping us,” said Kenneth Campbell, a 53-year-old Queens contractor who is still rebuilt his two-family home, about Mr. Cruz. “It’s going on two years now and I’m not fully back.” (Excerpt) Read more at blogs.wsj.com ...
Can’t sue. Read the article...was nothing but innuendo and carefully phrased smears and “some have said”. Slander is incredibly hard to prove and the Enquirer has decades of honing their “craft” to just barely stay on the legal side.
Heidi and Ted consider us inferior low-info voters who couldn't possibly
understand the global challenges ahead. But Cruz should tell voters:
<><> what role does he plan for his dominionist father in the US govt?
<><> what govt job does he plan to give his G/S globalist lawyer wife?
<><> how will Goldman Sachs factor into the US govt if Ted was at the helm?
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It's been confirmed that Ted and Heidi Cruz/s economic libertarianism dovetails nicely w/ globalist Goldman/Sachs---who financed Ted into office. G/S is Heidi's $700,000 a year employer.
Heidi Cruz backs Goldman Sachs internationalist Canada-Mexico Union (which throws US sovereignty under the bus).
Refer to Heidi's comments under Additional and Dissenting Opinions on pages 33 and 34 of the paper. Taken directly from the paper.”
[quoting Heidi Cruz ...] I support the Task Force report and its recommendations aimed at building a safer and more prosperous North America. Economic prosperity and a world safe from terrorism and other security threats are no doubt inextricably linked. While governments play an invaluable role in both regards, we must emphasize the imperative that economic investment be led and perpetuated by the private sector.
There is no force proven like the market for aligning incentives, sourcing capital, and producing results like financial markets and profit-making businesses. This is simply necessary to sustain a higher living standard for the poorest among us—truly the measure of our success. As such, investment funds and financing mechanisms should be deemed attractive instruments by those committing the capital and should only be developed in conjunction with market participants. — Heidi S. Cruz
Great post, libbylu. Hannity has become so ridiculous that I can’t watch him anymore. I tune in to see who will be on his show, such as Rick Perry last night, but invariably have to turn it off due to his shilling for Trump. Hannity has never been the brightest bulb in the box.
I notice she did not deny it. Just called it garbage.
Well thanks Heidi sCruz for your unbiased opinion on this matter.
Of course you being a power hungry slimeball had no affect on your view.
That’s exactly what it is... garbage.
“Nice to see all the Branch Trumpidians up bright and early....crawling out from under their rocks to spew their daily dose of garbage...”............
Reminds of this.....”Let he who is without sin cast the first stone”...........Nothing more needs to be said.
I guess she finally got her talking points memorized
“....blamed it on Donald, so they keep bringing it back up”.....
The Clintons were masters at this, throw something against the wall enough times and sooner or later some of it will stick. Cruz is doing JUST THAT and some of it is beginning to stick be it truthful of not. Trust me, IT WORKS.
Exactly. Trump will need the 30% of republican voters who prefer Cruz. Or Cruz will need the 40% of republican voters who prefer Trump. Either one will be better off with the 10% of republican voters who prefer Kasich (good luck on that, since Kasich agrees far more with Hillary than with republicans). I'd like to see a pro-gun, anti-Amnesty, anti-Obamacare candidate win in November, but the venom is reducing our chance of meeting that goal.
Heh heh - I wonder how much payola went out to make her comfortable in backing Tedward (related to the Kennedy’s???).....
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