It was also well known in political circles that Cruz’s wife, Heidi, is an Wall Street investment banker and a longtime employee of Goldman Sachs, a firm that has come to symbolize—fairly or unfairly—the power and influence of Wall Street.
According to a March, 2015, article in USA Today, Heidi Cruz joined Goldman in 2005 and ran its Houston wealth-management unit, which, the report said, “handles portfolios for clients with an average net worth of $40 million.”
Last spring, she took an unpaid leave of absence from Goldman to work on her husband’s campaign. http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/ted-cruzs-goldman-sachs-problem
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| A typical manipulative attorney? |
Was the whole "delegated" plan a set-up to destroy the ones running in the Republic party; the weed-outs the democratic party did want? It all feels and looks contrived.
It is hard to say this is an oversight. Cruz, he never tires of telling us, is a crack lawyer. The law is crystal-clear. Voters can surely draw the inference that he wanted to hide the loan. As the Times report noted, “Other campaigns have been investigated and fined for failing to make such disclosures, which are intended to inform voters and prevent candidates from receiving special treatment from lenders.” Saying this all got reported later when his seat was won is hardly an excuse. It’s evidence that Cruz was hiding the ball when it mattered to his election.
To me; the fact that he's using his power (republicans'- people's) system to stop Trump is deceptive, manipulation, and get-back attitude that's repulsive for a so called Christian. The other need the KKK money?
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