Before Ted Cruz became a U.S. Senator, he had distinguished himself as a successful attorney who not only argued before the U.S. Supreme Court, he had won five out of the nine cases he had been assigned. Thus, this is an individual who is definitely aware of how the world of the courts and politics should intersect. This made his recent savage rebuke of President Biden all the more a spectacle to see. He truly put the hammer down on President Biden and Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-Calif) for their blatant interference and influence upon the jury in the wake of the Derek Chauvin trial, which ended in the former police officer being found guilty.
Indeed, there is no question that Ted Cruz has developed a reputation for shooting straight and calling things the way he sees them. This has become such a common-place event that many of Cruz’s supporters even call him the Cruz Missile. The senator almost broke the internet when he tweeted out the following regarding Joe Biden and Maxine Waters:
“Joe Biden decides that Maxine Waters shouldn’t be the only one who is foolishly providing grounds for a mistrial or a possible basis on appeal to challenge any guilty conviction.”
Cruz tweeted this in response to a highly criticized comment that Biden made to the press corps just hours before they came back with a guilty verdict:
“I’m praying that the verdict is the right one,” Biden said last Tuesday. “I think this should be overwhelming in my own view. Of course, I would never say this unless the jury was sequestered.”
Ted Cruz didn’t stand for this, and in response, he re-tweeted a quote from Jonah Goldberg, the Editor-in-Chief of The Dispatch. He wrote: “Hot take: a president shouldn’t opine on jury deliberations or trials like this – or simply during a criminal trial generally. It doesn’t matter if the president is Democratic or not, they shouldn’t do it.”
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Of course, we should never forget the fact that Biden’s patron President Obama has become well-known for saying this in 2013: “When they shot Trayvon Martin, I felt like this could have been my own son,” he said in reference to George Zimmerman shooting Martin in self-defense in 2013. That, my friends, could have corrupted a jury pool. Either way, it’s comments like that which will always heavily inflame racial tensions.
Of course, it was against all odds that George Zimmerman was acquitted of the charge of murdering Trayvon Martin. He went on record, telling that press that Obama “by far overreached, outstretched, and even broke the law in certain aspects when you have an innocent American being prosecuted by the federal government.”
Zimmerman also filed some defamation suits against Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Senator Elizabeth Warren when they defamed him on Twitter during their respective 2020 Presidential campaigns. Zimmerman is seeking over $260 million in damages.
Of course, either way you look at it, the Biden-Harris regime actually COMES IN SECOND in the “woke olympics” when you consider that a mere Congresswoman like Maxine Waters actually CAME OUT AND SAID the following: “We’re looking for a guilty verdict.”
Oh brother.
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