Ted Cruz’s Tweet About Russia Army Makes 'EmasculaTED' Trend
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The Texas senator angered people on Twitter by suggesting the Russian army was better prepared than America’s “woke, emasculated military.”
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) made a lot of Twitter users fighting mad when he suggested that the Russian army was better prepared than America’s “woke emasculated military.” The smarmy Texas senator made the comments while retweeting a video that contrasted a Russian recruiting video of men working out with a U.S. recruiting video from a female soldier who credited her desire to serve her country to her two moms. Holy crap.Perhaps a woke, emasculated military is not the best idea.... https://t.co/8aVFMW98NM— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) May 20, 2021
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