The 50-second spot was paid for by the Lose Cruz PAC, launched in June by Democratic operatives.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz smirks from the stage at a 2019 event hosted by conservative group Turning Point USA.
A new ad from an anti-Ted Cruz political action committee is slamming Texas' junior Republican senator for his tireless — and tiresome, some would argue — promotion of his three-times-a-week podcast. The Lose Cruz PAC’s 50-second online ad cuts together clips of the senator repeatedly inserting promotions of hispodcast into interviews, speeches and hearings. The ad crescendoes with Cruz sputtering out the word"podcast" on what seems like infinite repeat.
Finally, it cuts to Cruz speaking into a microphone. “If you’re a grifter, you gotta grift,” he says. Lose Cruz captioned the clip “Ted Cruz: part-time senator, full-time grifter,” but the implication is clear even without the verbiage: the far-right senator is more interested in promoting his media brand than representing his constituents.The spot is at least the third funded by Lose Cruz, a PAC
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