Ted Cruz Got Tricked Into Reminding People He Once Liked A Porn Tweet On 9/11

Ken Klippenstein has struck again.

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The reporter has become known for pulling casual Twitter-oriented pranks on public figures he doesn’t care for, and it was only a matter of time before Ted Cruz got caught up in the game.

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On Tuesday, Klippenstein shared an email from NASA looking for volunteers among its employees to “help staff facilities for unaccompanied migrant children.”

After several years of Americans shouting that something needs to be done about the conditions at the border, Cruz has finally taken an interest in it now that he believes he can place the blame squarely on President Joe Biden and use the situation to his own political advantage.

So it isn’t a surprise that the heavily disliked Texas senator eventually shared Klippenstein’s post on his own timeline, alongside the comment “seems bad.”

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Upon realizing what Cruz had done, Klippenstein saw an opportunity and changed his display name on Twitter so that when all of Cruz’s followers looked at the original tweet, they would see the phrase “Ted Cruz liked a porn tweet.”

The statement is in reference to a 2017 incident in which people realized the official @tedcruz account had “liked” a tweet sharing a two minute explicit porn video on 9/11 — something the guy who claims to be all about conservative family values naturally blamed on his staffers.

Cruz eventually realized that Klippenstein was using him to remind his followers about the awkward moment in Twitter history and deleted his “seems bad” tweet entirely, but not before everyone had a good laugh about it at his expense.

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This is hardly the first time Klippenstein has pulled this kind of trick and it certainly won’t be the last — just like it won’t be the last time Cruz looks like a total dummy on Twitter, although he usually manages to do that just fine without any outside help.

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*First Published: April 7, 2021, 6:10 am

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