This comment was a result of The National Enquirer (Trump happens to be buddies with CEO David Pecker) reporting last week that it had evidence that Rafael was photographed next to Oswald in 1963, only a few months before the assassination. “That was reported and nobody talks about it. But I think it’s terrible”.
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Trump and Cruz exchanged accusations about each other inappropriately going after the candidates’ wives in March, when Trump retweeted an unflattering picture of Heidi Cruz next to a flattering picture of his model wife, Melania. “I mean, the whole thing is ridiculous”, he said. “I think it’s absolutely awful that a man can go and do that, what he’s saying there”.
A spokeswoman for his campaign told The Miami Herald: “It’s embarrassing that anyone would enable Trump to discuss this”. Ted Cruz (who in less attention-grabbing ways supports similarly-detrimental immigration policies as Trump), now involves his father, Rafael Cruz – and Trump’s Rafael Cruz comments prove how ridiculous the GOP race has become. “Ted Cruz will do what he’s been doing, talking about jobs, freedom, and security for the American people”.
He went on to say Trump “is utterly immoral… morality does not exist for him” and that “everything in Donald’s world is about Donald”. And I am convinced that man is my son, Ted Cruz. Trump said. “It’s disgusting”. “And, you know, his father was with Lee Harvey Oswald prior to Oswald’s being – you know, shot”.
In a sarcastic response, Mr Cruz added: “Yes, my dad killed JFK; he is secretly Elvis and Jimmy Hoffa is buried in his back yard”.
“I was never in New Orleans at that time”. Cruz’s top aides rushed Tuesday morning to knock down a report from the Associated Press that the campaign was preparing to downsize its staff. He doesn’t know the difference between truth and lies.
“The alternative could be the destruction of America”. But he combines it with being a narcissist.
At that point in the news conference, Cruz figuratively took off the gloves in his fight with Trump, who regularly refers to the senator as “Lyin’ Ted Cruz”.
Asked about a confrontation with a stubborn Trump supporter Monday in Indiana, Cruz accused Trump of “perpetuating the greatest fraud in the modern history of politics”.
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Trump is well ahead in the delegates – 996 to Cruz’s 565 in second place – and he needs 1,237 to win.
