Ted Cruz Cheating Claims: ‘Washington Times’ Writer Says Some Are ‘Accurate’…(Read Comments Section!)
by Emy LaCroix
HollywoodLife.com
March 25, 2016
Uh oh. The Ted Cruz cheating allegations are gaining more attention as more pieces of the puzzle fall together. On Mar. 25, a reputable reporter from the ‘Washington Times’ backed up the ‘National Enquirer’ claims, saying at least a few are ‘accurate’. See his tweets, here.
This story keeps getting crazier! Following the National Enquirer’s shocking expose of a Ted Cruz, 45, sex scandal, Washington Times columnist Drew Johnson is saying that these outlandish claims are at least partially “accurate.” We have all the details, right here.
There are always rumors in any presidential campaign, and often they include sex scandals and end up being completely false. However, since the National Enquirer reported on Mar. 25 that Ted has had five affairs with hookers behind his wife Heidi Cruz’ back, more pieces of the puzzle have fallen into place. Now, a reputable reporter from the Washington Times has admitted that the affair is actually well known, with “at least 2 of the women named as Cruz mistresses by the National Enquirer” being “accurate.”
When someone on Twitter questioned him about news outlets staying quiet when they knew what was going on, Drew responded that many didn’t want to publish an unconfirmed story. However, there was one who had done extensive research and still didn’t run it. He also insisted that it was never a Washington Times story, though he knew about it.
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