Complete Silliness': Cruz Dismisses Reports of Tru
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Posted On: 11/17/2016 3:41:52 PM
Complete Silliness': Cruz Dismisses Reports of Trump Transition Team's Disarray
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) dismissed media reports - including by the New York Times - that President-elect Donald Trump's transition team is in disarray.
Cruz, who met with his former GOP primary rival at Trump Tower, said on Fox & Friends today that the reports are "complete silliness," adding that it's not surprising that media critics are "throwing rocks" at the new president.
They don't want the president to succeed," said Cruz, explaining that he observed many men and women working hard to accomplish the "enormous task" of setting up a new administration.
He said he is "eager" to work with Trump in whatever capacity in which he can have the greatest impact defending the "principles of freedom and the Constitution."
"We've got to to deliver. It's put up or shut up," said Cruz.
The senator said after Trump's surprise victory, we're now seeing "rank hypocrisy" from the left, which "lectured" Trump about promising to accept the election results when they assumed he would lose.
"These are now the idiots who are protesting in the street, laying their bodies down in front of cars and obstructing traffic. Look, we had an election. The people spoke," he said.
Cruz said he believes the American people are "excited" by the new
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) dismissed media reports - including by the New York Times - that President-elect Donald Trump's transition team is in disarray.
Cruz, who met with his former GOP primary rival at Trump Tower, said on Fox & Friends today that the reports are "complete silliness," adding that it's not surprising that media critics are "throwing rocks" at the new president.
They don't want the president to succeed," said Cruz, explaining that he observed many men and women working hard to accomplish the "enormous task" of setting up a new administration.
He said he is "eager" to work with Trump in whatever capacity in which he can have the greatest impact defending the "principles of freedom and the Constitution."
"We've got to to deliver. It's put up or shut up," said Cruz.
The senator said after Trump's surprise victory, we're now seeing "rank hypocrisy" from the left, which "lectured" Trump about promising to accept the election results when they assumed he would lose.
"These are now the idiots who are protesting in the street, laying their bodies down in front of cars and obstructing traffic. Look, we had an election. The people spoke," he said.
Cruz said he believes the American people are "excited" by the new
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