Ted Cruz May Have Just Set Some Kind Of Record Begging For Donations On Fox News
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The GOP Senator's desperation was on display in his repetitive plea for funds as Sean Hannity tub-thumped for him.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) let his desperation show on Fox News Monday, directing viewers to his campaign donation website six times in about 45 seconds. (Watch the video below.)
Sounds like some sort of record, doesn’t it? What is indisputable is the GOP lawmaker’s anxiety in his Senate race against Democratic Rep. Colin Allred. The Lone Star showdown could be critical if Democrats want to maintain control of the upper chamber.
After host Sean Hannity blatantly played Cruz’s hype man, the senator said Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) was doing his best to unseat him.
“I’m getting pounded every day,” Cruz said. “We had a poll that came out yesterday — showed it is a one-point race. And we’re getting viciously outspent.”
Then came the pitch in which Cruz sounded like an infomercial host trying to sell his last air-fryer.
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