Sen. Ted Cruz writing book on Supreme Court cases

[left-of-center2012]

Sen. Ted Cruz is working on a book, to be published in October, about the Supreme Court. Regnery Publishing announced Monday that the book was called “One Vote Away” and would draw upon the Texas Republican’s long legal background to provide an inside look at key court decisions.

“With the perspective only a veteran government leader and seasoned Supreme Court advocate can bring, Cruz will outline these crucial Court battles as a powerful wakeup call to Americans to the exceptional power of a single Supreme Court vote against the backdrop of the 2020 election and in the decades to come,” according to a statement from Regnery, a conservative publisher.

Cruz previously wrote the memoir “A Time for Truth.”

Before first being elected to the U.S. Senate, in 2012, Cruz served as Texas solicitor general from 2003-2008 and also spent several years in private practice.

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[tanyev]

1. I'm guessing the man who doesn't understand the message of Green Eggs and Ham has a ghostwriter?

[doc03]

2. Oh brother Cruz wrote a book titled "A Time For Truth"! I think "One Vote Away" is sort of

code for RBG passing. If they get that seat the Republicans will totally control the SCOTUS for decades.

[Thomas Hurt]

3. You mean he is writing an ideological screed on Christofascism...

and how the Court has failed to implement a christian theocracy properly.

[duforsure]

4. When it fails to sell

And discounted to unload, the paper could be used for tp. That's what I think of him and his book.Didn't he with the GOP cut funding to replenish much needed medical supplies after president Obama requested after a virus hit in 2017? I think he and they did cut funding , while trump claims Obama was at fault, he wasn't , it was Republicans including Ted Cruez. It was the Zika virus from 2016 that depleted supplies causing his request to the Republican controlled Congress that they cut fund he wanted. Maybe trump needs to be asked why Republicans did that.