Cruz is absolutely right about this. If you want colleges and universities to take this issue seriously, tie it to their funding.
Campus Reform reports:
Cruz: Defund colleges that don’t support free speech
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said during an exclusive Campus Reform interview this week that Congress should not fund universities that discriminate...
Ted Cruz is an excellent person to have as an ally in a case like this.
Campus Reform reports:
Cruz closes in on Yale, demands key docs on alleged faith discrimination
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is investigating Yale Law school claiming that the institution has unconstitutionally discriminated against students espousing “traditional Christian views.”
On Monday,...
More Republicans need to speak out in this way, especially when Democrats demand free college for everyone. Why should taxpayers fund political indoctrination centers for the left?
The Washington Examiner reports:
Ted Cruz calls universities ‘nutty’ and ‘socialist’ for avoiding controversial...
Ted Cruz is projected to defeat Beto O’Rourke, the cool kid on the Democrats’ block.
National liberal contributed over $70 million to Beto. Down the drain.
Elections bring out the best and brightest our country has to offer, like this guy.
In Montrose (Houston’s artsy and therefore more liberal pocket), a mustachioed man was filmed pulling up and destroying Ted Cruz yard signs. When confronted, he yelled, “I hate Ted Cruz!” and retreated to a coffee...
Ted Cruz is holding a massive campaign rally in Wichita Falls, a tiny town in north Texas, just inside Texas’ Oklahoma border.
The rally was scheduled to begin at 3:00 PM CT. Cruz and Don Jr. are expected to take the stage around 4:00 PM CT.
Two people remain in the hospital after exposure to a powdery substance at Sen. Ted Cruz’s Houston campaign office.
From The Weekly Standard:
A hazardous materials response team was dispatched to Texas Senator Ted Cruz’s campaign office in Houston on Tuesday morning to investigate a mailed envelope that contained a white powdery substance,...
Monday night, an Antifa group chased Senator Ted Cruz out of a DC restaurant yelling.
Rep. Beto O’Rourke backed out of the first scheduled debate with Senator Cruz.
Scheduled for Friday, August 31, the debate was to be the first of five (or six, O’Rourke wanted a final debate in his hometown, El Paso).
Confucius Institutes have been a focus of sharp criticism for spreading communist propaganda.
Campus Reform reports:
Trump to sign Confucius Institute funding ban
President Trump is about to sign the new National Defense Authorization Act, which will prohibit funding to Chinese-run Confucius Institutes on American campuses.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz added the key amendment to...
With a little more than 3 months to go, Ted Cruz’s campaign is finally running TV ads in the Lone Star State.
The only ad his campaign published on their YouTube channel is an ad reminding East Texas voters of Cruz’s role in post-Harvey recovery.
Progress Texas bills itself as a “Rapid response media and digital strategy promoting progressive ideals in Texas. We stand up for the left and fight the right.”
Sen. Ted Cruz’s Senate re-election campaign is running ads swatting at his Democrat opponent, Rep. Beto O’Rourke, for his stance on Israel.
According to Facebook, Cruz’s campaign began running the ads Tuesday.
Quinnipiac University released a poll Wednesday showing the Texas Senate race in a dead heat, with incumbent Sen. Cruz and his Democrat challenger, Rep. Beto O’Rourke within points of each other. Cruz’s lead is within the poll’s margin of error.
After cruising (yes, I am that cheesy) to an easy primary victory, Sen. Cruz released his first campaign ad targeting newly selected Democrat opponent Rep. Robert (goes by Beto these days) O’Rourke.
Riffing off Alabama’s “If you’re gonna play in Texas”, Cruz’s rendition goes, “If you’re gonna run in Texas, you...
The National Rifle Association has officially become a talking point in the upcoming Texas Senate race.
Presumptive Democrat nominee (primary vote has yet to happen) boasted of his F rating from the NRA, a rating based on an elected official’s record supporting the second amendment.
