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Navigating the Nonsense

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Trial Balloon · Ep. 189: Navigating the Nonsense

Cruz Campaign Manager Slams Christie

July 21, 2016 · 11:49 am ET · Leave a Comment

Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign manager responded to Gov. Chris Christie’s criticism of Cruz’s convention speech, saying that the New Jersey governor had “turned over his political testicles long ago.”

Said Jeff Roe said on the Chris Stigall Show: “That guy turned over his political testicles long ago. So I don’t take what he has to say with any meaning. You know, he embarrassed himself pretty quickly in this.”

2016 Campaign Chris Christie, Jeff Roe, Ted Cruz

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