Lawsuit filed in Texas challenges Ted Cruz’s eligibility to be president

Cuomo said Cruz should apologize to New Yorkers.

In 1967, Republican candidate George Romney faced questions about his birth in Mexico, but his candidacy never advanced far and the issue was abandoned.

“Hey Cruz: you don’t like NY values?”

Ted Cruz on Friday offered an extended “apology” to those offended by his criticism of “New York values”, but rather than back down from his controversial comments, he instead slammed the Empire State’s “liberal politicians”.

Ted Cruz’s American mother gave birth to him in Canada.

One of the Christian lobbyists – who had recently clashed with Josh on national television – accuses the White House staff of employing a “New York sense of humor” and thinking they’re “so much smarter” than everyone else.

Trump told Russert that he was “very pro-choice” and said, ‘I’ve lived in New York City and Manhattan all my life, so you know my views are a little bit different than if I lived in Iowa’.

At the debate, Cruz said: “Everyone understands that the values in New York City are socially liberal or pro-abortion or pro-gay marriage, focus around money and the media….” Trump responded movingly by citing the city’s response to 9/11.

No doubt, from the richest suit on Wall Street trying to fill his already oversized pockets, to the poorest mother of four working three jobs to put food on the table, everyone in NY is hustling to get that cash – but isn’t that just a microcosm of the entire country?

Meanwhile, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who consistently trail their more bombastic rivals in the polls, each looked to finally emerge as the favored establishment candidate before voting begins in Iowa and New Hampshire next month.

“I don’t think you can”.

“I also find it very ironic that Ted Cruz does not hesitate to come to New York City to raise millions and millions of dollars”.

“I would hope that all New Yorkers allow everybody to speak about what they have to say”.

The billionaire businessman also tied concerns about Cruz’s citizenship to questions about loans for his 2012 Senate campaign that Cruz reportedly failed to disclose to the Federal Election Commission.

Aside from sounding caustic, some accused Cruz of being anti-Semitic after making those remarks.

“I guess the bromance is over”, Trump later summarized the encounter, CNN noted, in an allusion to the once-friendly relationship between the real estate tycoon and the Texas senator.