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Because of you, it’s been another amazing week! We just wrapped up our #CruzCountry #CruzToVictory Bus Tour through seven southern states that will play a huge role in making Ted our Republican nominee for President in 2016:Coming off of the recent Republican Presidential debate, the wind was at our backs. A recent NBC poll ran after the debate and released Sunday morning showed that Ted had jumped up to second place nationally:But even I’ll admit, we were a little surprised at the receptions we received throughout the tour. From the debate stage in Ohio to South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee,...

Massive crowds greet Cruz throughout seven state bus tourHOUSTON, Texas — The Cruz for President campaign has released its third video highlighting Sen. Cruz’s #CruzCountry #CruzToVictory bus tour through seven southern states that represent 356 of the 1,236 delegates needed to win the Republican nomination:#CruzCountry: Seven States in Seven Days (Video)In stops along the tour in South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Oklahoma, standing-room-only crowds of courageous conservatives showed up to support Sen. Cruz. As a result, many events had to be moved outdoors to parking lots or fields to accommodate the overwhelming demand.The first two video highlights...

Wow — what a week! I’m writing from in between stops on the #CruzCountry Bus Tour as we continue our #CruzToVictory through southern states that will play a huge part in making Ted our Republican nominee for President of the United States.As you likely know, the Republican candidates met in Cleveland, Ohio, for the first debate of the 2016 season on Thursday. And it was a great night for Ted — but don’t just take it from me:Frank Luntz declared the debate “great news for Ted Cruz.”Charles Krauthammer named Ted Cruz a “winner of the night.”The Press Enterprise wrote “Cruz...

Howard Dean excoriated Candy Crowley’s interview with Ted Cruz on CNN Sunday morning, calling it “a very long interview with very little content,” and saying “God help us” if Cruz ever became more than a U.S. Senator.Cruz had pitched allowing people to buy health insurance across state lines as one of the policies he would put in place instead of Obamacare.“I don’t want the Texas insurance commissioner being up here in Vermont,” Dean said. “We have had universal health insurance for all our kids for twenty years. They have 22% of their children uninsured in Texas. I don’t want...