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The Texas senator was visiting the Parthenon in Athens while a massive rescue mission was under way to find flood victims, our must-read newsletter, The Swamp, reveals.
Cruz says he returned to Texas as quickly as he could after news of devastating floods broke. Flight data tells a different story.
US Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) was pictured at the Parthenon in Greece, reportedly 24 hours after devastating floods hit the Hill Country of his home state, killing at least 105 people.
Ted Cruz was on vacation in Greece as fatal floods unfolded in Texas. The senator returned home on July 6, two days after the ...
Texas senator Ted Cruz, whose superpower is always doing the wrong thing, appears to have gone sightseeing in Athens the day after a devastating natural disaster hit his home state, killing more ...
The Daily Beast reported that while rescue teams searched floodwaters in Texas, Cruz remained in Greece, continuing to ...
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was photographed at the Parthenon in Athens one day after he said he spoke with President Donald Trump about deadly flooding that struck several Texas counties last Friday, The ...
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Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was pictured at the Parthenon in Greece, reportedly 24 hours after devastating floods hit the Hill Country, killing at least 105 people. The photo came as Cruz said he flew ...
Ted Cruz could have booked numerous flights from Greece to Texas before the one he boarded—despite his office claiming he came home from his European vacation “as fast as humanly possible ...
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