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    Ted Cruz ruft Menschen an, die Arbeiten beim Schließen von „Fantastic“ verlieren.

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    3. Justasillyliltoaster on

      They already cut the jobs they wanted to (illegally of course) during the DOGE purge

    4. Tokie-Dokie on

      It’s not hyperbolic in the least to say that the GOP is feverishly thrilled at the opportunity to inflict pain on people.

    6. ScottHoward1 on

      It’s a shame that he never gained the ability to develop an independent thought

    12. DeweyPLlama on

      Someone who joyfully declares that he is looking forward to the suffering of his opponent is not a good person.

      Ted Cruz, who abandoned his constituents during a hurricane for a tropical resort, this amorphous blob, fascist capitulator, with a stupid looking beard, beta cuck body posture…you know what? I lost my train of thought.

      Fuck you, Cancun Cruz.

    14. Joe18067 on

      # Ted Cruz Calls People Losing Jobs in Shutdown ‚Fantastic‘

      *The Texas senator celebrated cutting “left-wing bureaucrats.”*

      Republican Senator Ted Cruz celebrated the Trump administration’s threat to use the government shutdown to conduct mass layoffs of federal workers.

      The Texas lawmaker said Trump’s budget chief, Russ Vought, has “changed the dynamic” with the current shutdown.

      Cruz attributed Vought with saying if there is a shutdown, “President Trump is going to use that opportunity not to tell people ‘you’re furloughed for a few days’ but instead to send pink slips and to get rid of left-wing bureaucrats who are imposing left wing priorities that are contrary to President Trump’s priorities.”

      “I think that is fantastic,” Cruz said on Fox Business.

      He said it will cause Democrats in Congress to “scream and weep and gnash their teeth.”

      “I cannot wait for the next Democrat lunch when they start screaming at each other when they start seeing pink slips go out at the EPA, at the Department of Labor, at the IRS and suddenly the bureaucrats that they are entrusting to advance their job killing agenda are themselves without a job.”

    17. Careless-Gain6623 on

      Ted Cruz thinks losing your job is fantastic and attacking pedophiles is reprehensible. Ted Cruz, pedophile supporter and attacker of American freedom/independence.

    18. Laves_ on

      Trump’s 2013 remarks during appearances on Fox & Friends, Trump criticized President Barack Obama’s leadership, saying:

      „A shutdown falls on the President’s lack of leadership. He can’t even control his party and get people together in a room. A shutdown means the President is weak“.

      He also stated that a shutdown would be „a tremendously negative mark on the President of the United States. He’s the one that has to get people together“.

      Trump also said, „The problems start from the top and have to get solved from the top. The president is the leader, and he’s got to get everybody in a room and he’s got to lead“.

    19. matadata on

      Ted wants you to know this:

      >suddenly the bureaucrats that they are entrusting to advance their job killing agenda are themselves without a job.

      Irony is dead. He’s cheering on the loss of American jobs while simultaneously claiming that it’s the Democrats who are the job-killers.

    20. homebrew_1 on

      Media should be saying Cruz hates Americans. But they are too afraid to tell the truth.

    21. DrFarfetsch on

      Ted Cruz also proudly supports a child raping pedophile, human trafficking and pedophiles, in general.

      One can only assumes he’s probably a child rapist.

    22. RaiderFred on

      He’s a bootlicker! No spine, no honor; just a greasy stain on American politics.

    23. TheEffinChamps on

      Yes, republicans are GLEEFUL at people losing their jobs and homes as long as they are the „wrong“ people who work for the government.

      It really is as simple as government = always bad.

      Combine that with the cruel lizard brains of conservatives, and this is what you get.

    25. dmetzcher on

      Ted Cruz is a vile man who allowed Trump—during the 2016 Republican presidential primary campaign—to mock his wife’s looks *and* accuse his father of being involved with the JFK conspiracy.

      Cruz backed Trump for the presidency after Trump won the primary, and he has been Trump’s little cheerleader ever since. It’s just *wild* to me because where I come from, Ted Cruz is a little bitch. A man who doesn’t defend his family—who doesn’t refuse for the rest of his life to forgive such a calculated, personal, public attack—is *not* a real man. I don’t know what’s up with the people of his district (in *Texas* of all places, where the men seem to pride themselves on being “real men”), but I’d *never* vote for a “man” like that if only because you cannot trust a man like Ted Cruz to stand up for *your* family if he refuses to stand up for *his* family.

      So, when Ted Cruz speaks, I find it easy to simply ignore him. I don’t respect him. I’ll never respect him. It has nothing to do with his politics; I could agree with him on every stupid, heartless idea he has, and he’d still be that little bitch who didn’t defend his own family.

      He’s a shameful creature, and the people of his district should be more mindful of the person they send to Washington to represent them.

    28. StormRider_94 on

      To quote a rhythm from John Oliver. 

      „I do not like that man Ted Cruz.

      I do not like his far-right view.

      I do not like his stupid chin.

      I do not like his smarmy grin.

      I do not like him with a beard.

      I do not like him freshly sheared.

      I do not like Ted Cruz at all.

      That man Ted Cruz can suck my balls.“

    30. LookAlderaanPlaces on

      Russ Vought is a nazi fascist who is behind project 2025. He is a domestic terrorist and deserves nothing less than a treason conviction. He is directly responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of Americans for various reasons, some of which include destroying access to critical health care services. He’s not nearly famous enough. RUSS VOUGHT

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