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Ted Cruz Confesses How Much He Ruins Everything
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June 25, 2022
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6:30Now PlayingTed Cruz dives into why he is the worst gamer because of how he uses loot boxes on his podcast show, The Verdict, with his co-host Michael Knowles. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Ted Cruz Claims to Be World’s Most Annoying Type of Gamer, Weighs In on Loot Boxes
"A concerned gamer wrote in to Sen. Ted Cruz’s podcast to ask how he feels about loot boxes. (Yes, Ted Cruz has a podcast where he talks about loot boxes—my editor made me double-check). We, as a society, have consequently learned so much more about how Cruz feels about gaming than we have ever wanted to know.
If you don’t immediately associate Cruz with video games, you are forgiven. Normally when one talks about the man, they’re talking about the state of gun rights laws in his state of Texas, or abortion access, or the many times in which he has been publicly embarrassed. According to an email read on Cruz’s podcast seeking comment from the failed presidential candidate, the internet user Asmongold wanted to know what the senator’s stance on loot boxes was, and we now know."
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