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Ted Cruz's Entire Political Career Gets SHREDDED On Video
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6:17Now PlayingTexas Senator Ted Cruz gets his whole career and character decimated by upcoming election rival, Colin Allred, in a humiliating campaign ad. John Iadarola and Sen. Nina Turner break it down on The Damage Report.
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Ted Cruz Challenger Colin Allred Has a History of Beating Republicans
"A Texas Democrat with a history of beating Republicans is gearing up to take on a seasoned opponent.
On Wednesday, Colin Allred, a U.S. House representative for Texas, announced his 2024 U.S. Senate campaign against Republican Senator Ted Cruz on YouTube. Allred is bound to encounter a challenge, as Texas is a well-known red state that hasn't seen a Democrat win a statewide election since 1994, according to a report by KSAT.
A Democrat securing a Senate seat in Texas would be deemed a major victory for the party, which will work toward maintaining its control of the Senate in 2024 after barely securing a majority in the 2022 midterms."
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