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Senator Ted Cruz Touts School Choice As Key Legacy In Trump’s New Bill

Together with Byron Donalds and Burgess Owens, Cruz and a few other conservatives tried to push for an even more aggressive application of...

One simply stated that the “big ugly bill” was just going to pile more debt on, while another remarked that Florida legislators were shuffling money “away from school choice for their slush funds.” Many had fingers pointed toward the $36 trillion national debt, while one sarcastically calculated that the spending cuts proposed would take “4,000 years” to balance the budget, adding, “Politicians know Americans can’t do math.” With all this chaotic activity, Cruz was literally campaigning on it, giving an account of the clandestine bargaining occurring at the White House, while his refined appearance was completely counterposed to the tone of the responses, where formal arguments gave way to ad hominem attacks and half-hearted excuses for conspiracy theories surrounding hidden clauses benefiting “data-heavy companies.”

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