2024 Election

Cruz: Kamala’s Only Answer to Everything is ‘I Hate Donald Trump’

Published

October 19, 2024

Senator Ted Cruz speaking on The Ingraham Angle, discussing Kamala Harris's policies and his Senate race.

In a recent episode of The Ingraham Angle, Senator Ted Cruz delivered a sharp critique of Vice President Kamala Harris. He pointed out her far-left stance, describing her as an “ideologue.” Furthermore, Cruz emphasized that Harris has a voting record even further left than Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. He remarked, “I’m not surprised. Kamala Harris is a true believer in this nonsense.”

Cruz criticized Harris’s approach to interviews and debates. “Her one answer to everything is, ‘I hate Donald Trump,’” he said. Notably, on key issues like immigration, she fails to provide real solutions. For example, Cruz mentioned, “Why do we have 11.5 million people invading this country? Her answer: ‘I hate Donald Trump.’” Additionally, Cruz pointed out her lack of accountability, particularly when it comes to addressing policy failures.

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Moreover, the senator expressed his frustration over Harris’s refusal to apologize to families affected by crimes committed by illegal immigrants. “She couldn’t bring herself to apologize. She won’t take accountability,” Cruz added. This, he argued, is a pattern in her leadership style.

Cruz also drew parallels between Harris and his Senate opponent, Colin Allred. He argued that both are “open border radicals” who consistently avoid responsibility for their failed policies. “Colin Allred is Kamala Harris,” he said. Despite this, Cruz remains confident in his campaign. However, he acknowledged that he is being massively outspent, which is why he urged supporters to visit his campaign website to help him fight back.

In closing, Cruz praised Donald Trump for continuing to highlight the successes of his policies. He contrasted Trump’s achievements with the failures of the current administration, particularly on issues like the economy and border security. Ultimately, Cruz made it clear that the stakes are high, both in Texas and nationwide. Therefore, he emphasized the need to fight against the far-left policies promoted by Harris and his opponent.