Ted Cruz Shows His Hypocrisy Within A One Minute Clip

Thankfully, Roy Moore is now a defeated Alabama Senate candidate as opposed to being the man heading to represent Alabama in Washington and this is mainly due to several women who came forward to claim that Moore had made advances to them while they were under the age of consent, with Moore being in his early thirties. A little while later, allegations surfaced that former Democratic Senator Al Franken had inappropriately groped several women, with around eight women coming forward.

Now for the hypocrisy. Several Democrats decided to use their Twitter platform to try and protest Franken's innocence, with an account even named "Al Franken is innocent", from an extremely pro-Democrat account, we're sure there is no partisanship to see here, none whatsoever.

In steps Ted Cruz, who somehow manages to be more sectarian than the "Democrats are always right by definition, because Democrats are the good guys" group of people. Cruz made an appearance on the Republican safe space that is Fox News and was asked one simple question, "should Roy Moore drop out of the Alabama Senate race because of the sexual assault allegations that have been made against him?" Ted then decides to give his answer in his usual mealy mouthed, disingenuous manner, saying that the "will of the voters" is more important than Roy Moore's sexual misdeeds, and should Alabamians decide to elect Moore, that is what should come before "some Washington politicians" decide to overrule the majority, but remember, Cruz IS your typical Washington politician.

When asked a similar question in relation to the Al Franken allegations, Ted quickly changes his tune now that the politician in question is a Democrat. When Fox News Host, Neil Cavuto, asks whether or not we should apply the same standard across the board and uphold basic principles, but in typical Ted Cruz fashion, he is unable to do so. When the topic of conversation switches to the allegations surrounding Minnesota Senator Al Franken, the majority of Franken's constituents who voted him into the Senate no longer matter, neither do the substance or outcomes of the allegations against Franken, for Ted it's simply a case of "Democrat: Bad, Republican: Good."

Cruz's hypocrisy also takes over the rest of his political beliefs, as seen in debates with Bernie Sanders surrounding the GOP Tax Bill, Ted gave his usual spiel, suggesting that America is one of the most taxed nations, without further elaborating on his point in order to actually tell the truth, as on paper, America may be highly taxed, but when you take into account what the Effective Tax Rate is, you soon realise that the richest within American society simply aren't paying their fair share, but Ted won't tell you that.

Ted doesn't stop there however, with Climate Change also in his firing line, as he suggests that, "Climate science is not science, it's a religion", which is yet another bald-faced lie. Politicians such as Ted Cruz, Donald Trump and Jim Inhofe routinely deny the science surrounding climate change in order to serve their Oil & Gas billionaire donors. When Weather Channel meteorologist Kait Parker's video was used on far-right website Breitbart, in their attempt to twist Parker's words to fit their narrative, this led to her making an excellent response video tearing Breitbart and every climate change denying politician to shreds.

We'll leave it to the beautiful Kait Parker to tell you why you should never listen to a word Ted Cruz says.