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  • Ted Cruz Tries, Fails to Explain ‘New York Values’ to Actual New Yorkers

    04/07/2016 8:30:04 AM PDT · by xzins · 551 replies
    NY Mag ^ | 7 Apr 16 | Claire Landsbaum
    Cruz's reception in New York was chilly. Back in January, Ted Cruz made the mistake of assuming the rest of America still hates New York. His dismissal of "New York values" didn't endear him to the Empire State — Governor Cuomo demanded an apology from Cruz, and the New York Daily News did what the New York Daily News does best — and as expected, the comment came back to haunt him as he campaigned in the Bronx on Wednesday. Meanwhile, at a massive rally in Long Island, Donald Trump, who's polling ahead of Cruz in New York by a...
  • Bronx residents blast Ted Cruz over his ‘New York values’ insult and stance on immigration

    04/07/2016 8:01:52 AM PDT · by xzins · 70 replies
    NY Daily News ^ | April 7, 2016 | Chauncey Alcorn
    Value this. Ted Cruz got the Bronx cheer Wednesday from angry New Yorkers upset over the Republican presidential candidate’s callous “New York values” crack and his harsh stance on immigration. Cruz was crucified during a stop in the Bronx, where residents and elected leaders derided him for insulting the city and the borough, only to come crawling back begging for money and votes. “Just because he has a Hispanic last name does not mean he's Hispanic,” said hairstylist Edna Ferrer, 57, who was chastising Cruz supporters outside a campaign event in the Bronx. “His mind is white.” Moments earlier, the...
  • Ted Cruz’s campaign stop in the Bronx is a complete dud

    04/06/2016 3:26:00 PM PDT · by MaxistheBest · 84 replies
    New York Post ^ | 04/06/2016 | Jennifer Bain and Bob Fredericks
    There are more than 1.4 million people in the Bronx — but Ted Cruz couldn’t even muster 100 at a campaign event in Parkchester with state Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr., a conservative Christian minister. Cruz visited the Sabrosura Chinese-Dominican restaurant, where Diaz said the presidential candidate could “listen to the social, economic and spiritual needs of our community” while dining with other clergymen on the eatery’s famed fried rice and plantains.