One telltale sign that the supposed Cruz fundraising message is fake: some versions of the screenshot say at the bottom right corner, in a light grey color and a small font, “This is fake. The Occupy Democrats account deleted its Instagram post after CNN and others pointed out its inaccuracy. Ted Cruz is facing widespread criticism and mockery for taking a trip to Cancun, Mexico, as his constituents suffered through a winter storm disaster. Cruz never sent out any such fundraising appeal. The Occupy Democrats account on Instagram, which has 354,000 followers, posted an image of the supposed fundraising message and said, “You can’t make this up.”įacts First: You can make it up. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) in August criticized Democrats following power outages in California. There is also a supposed fundraising appeal that was made to look as if Cruz tried to get people to donate to him by blaming “liberal cancel culture” for forcing him to cut the Mexico trip short. Ted Cruz (R-TX) checks in for a flight at Cancun International Airport after a backlash over his Mexican family vacation as his home state of Texas endured a Winter storm on February. Seth Rogen has criticised Ted Cruz after it emerged the Texas senator took a. The fake tweet is not the only phony Cruz-related content circulating on social media. Seth Rogen condemns Ted Cruz for leaving Texans to ‘freeze to death. But it’s clear that he did not make this statement. Google also shows no indication Cruz ever tweeted such a thing.Ĭruz, a Republican who has long championed the US oil and gas industry, has made actual controversial statements questioning climate science, some of them inaccurate. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) stating that he would only believe in climate change once Texas freezes over is circulating online as his state deals. Dominos workers, who Cruz refuses to give a 15 minimum wage to, are exhausted after running out. An alleged tweet which appears to show Sen. There is no sign of such a Cruz tweet anywhere on Twitter, either in his own feed or in others’ replies to Cruz in 2016. is busy providing resources for fellow desperate Texans. You don’t have to take Guest’s word for it. “It’s fake,” Cruz communications adviser Steve Guest said in an email.
Ted Cruz’s Twitter account is getting flooded with snarky comments. Cruz has never tweeted “I’ll believe in climate change when Texas freezes over.” Feb 2, 2022, 07:31 PM EST A winter storm is headed toward Texas, and that means Sen. Legendary entertainer Bette Midler, who has more than two million Twitter followers, tweeted a meme that shows Cruz’s face framed by these words.įacts First: The purported Twitter screenshot is a hoax. The screenshot was made to look as if Cruz tweeted, “I’ll believe in climate change when Texas freezes over.” A screenshot that is being shared on social media purports to be a Cruz tweet from September 8, 2016.
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