Ted Cruz

Some of the Republicans throwing rocks at Ken Paxton, my message to them is enough, stop your b*tching, we had a $200 million primary, and Ken won.

There will be a time for that conversation.

The most consequential midterms we have ever had

I am spending my time on the road campaigning for candidates all over the country.

This is the season of the midterms.

You know, the Book of Ecclesiastes tells us there’s a time for every season.

It’s no secret that I want to be president.

But the fearlessness, the energy, that is phenomenal.

At times, I would urge him, y’know, a little more discipline and focus.

Nothing scares Trump.

Look, my favorite attribute about Donald Trump is the guy has cast-iron balls.

That brings me to why I’m here and why we’re all here, because the state of Iowa is a battleground.

Let me say about the Islamists: Sharia law has no place in the United States of America.

We’re seeing the Democrat Party taken over by communists and by Islamists.

The Ninth Circuit has become dominated by judges who place their personal beliefs ahead of their constitutional duty, while the circuit itself has been weighed down by its unwieldy size, all of which has undermined the fair and efficient…

Economically, I think we should be a conservative party, and on foreign policy, we’ve got a debate: Are we an isolationist party that withdraws from the world, or do we believe in American leadership?

Listen, it’s no secret that I want to be president. I ran for president. I came close.

Millions of children will now have the opportunity to attend schools like The Imani School and receive a quality education, regardless of their ZIP code or income.

Last year, I was proud to deliver the largest federal school choice program in history, which will unleash billions of dollars in new scholarships for K–12 students across the country.

What I saw today underscores why I have long said that school choice is the civil rights issue of the 21st century.

It was inspiring to visit The Imani School and see firsthand the incredible work its teachers and staff are doing to prepare the next generation of Texas students.

The decision below is wrong, not just for case-specific errors, but for a categorically incorrect legal understanding of facial challenges and conflict preemption—both inherited from Arizona.

This response is not only lawful but also commendable.

Iowa tried to protect its residents and help the federal government enforce our immigration laws by enacting a complementary statute.

The flood of mass illegal immigration into our country created a national emergency and states like Iowa bore the brunt of the problems.