Cenk Uygur
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Why Couldn't Ted Cruz Join Military?
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April 12, 2015
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2:38Now PlayingCenk Uygur () host of The Young Turks discusses Ted Cruz and his regret that he never joined the military.
"Consistent smarmy smile generator and Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz was asked recently if he had ever considered joining the military in an interview with John Harwood of CNBC. He stated that he had considered it but that he had decided to go to college instead, stating that his not serving was something that he always regretted.
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