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5:12Now PlayingTed Cruz gets grilled over saying one thing and doing the other during an interview on Face The Nation with Margaret Brennan for CBS. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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WATCHCBS’ Brennan Confronts Ted Cruz on a Pushing a TwoTerm Limit in The Senate While Seeking a Third Term
"CBS’ Margaret Brennan pressed Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) to explain why he is running for a third term in office, even as he’s pushing for legislation that would limit senators to two terms.
Brennan interviewed Cruz on Sunday for Face The Nation, wherein she noted that the senator recently raised up a bill to block senators from serving more than two six-year terms, and also limit House representatives to three two-year terms. The CBS anchor noted that Cruz is pushing for a rule that he is personally not planning to follow.
“Why aren’t you holding yourself to that standard?” Brennan asked.
Describing himself as a “passionate defender of of term limits,” Cruz answered, “I think that Congress would work much better if every senator were limited to two terms, if every house member were limited to three terms.”"
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