Politics Convention Edition: How Ted Cruz stole the show
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CONVENTION EDITION
During the Republican and Democratic national conventions, your morning politics newsletter will start with a highlight from the previous day’s events.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) was welcomed so warmly onto the stage in Cleveland by Republican delegates, he had to wait for the applause to die down before giving his speech. Some 2,000 words later — as it became clear he had no intention of endorsing Donald Trump — he was booed off it.
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Before Cruz had finished speaking, Trump himself emerged and walked down to the VIP box, applause for him mixing with boos for Cruz, and nearly downing out the senator from Texas.
The 70-year-old businessman places a premium on finding and keeping hires who are utterly devoted to him and his gilded kingdom of skyscrapers and golf courses.
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