Texas Sen. Ted Cruz sounds the alarm for Republicans heading into the midterms, says he’s ‘really worried’ and ‘it
Senator Ted Cruz isn’t feeling very confident about the upcoming midterm elections. During a recent conversation with Sean Spicer, Cruz revealed he is 'really worried' about several Senate races. Cruz named nine states where he believes Democrats could potentially flip Republican seats. He stated, 'North Carolina, the numbers are rough, Georgia the numbers are rough,' signaling competitive races. Cruz's concerns extend to states such as Maine, Iowa, Ohio, Alaska, Nebraska, Kansas, and even Texas. He emphasized, 'That differential is a problem,' referring to the favorability ratings of his opponents. Cruz cited Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's troubling -15 net favorability rating as a major concern. He remarked that 'it turns out $200 million of attack ads leaves a mark' on elections. Trump has also expressed concerns, saying Republicans could 'never, ever' win the White House again if they lose. He urged Texas voters to prevent 'freako' Talarico from winning, fearing disastrous…
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