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Ted Cruz: ‘Additional Witnesses’ In Senate Still ‘Not Necessary’

Josh Hammer
Ted Cruz: ‘Additional Witnesses’ In Senate Still ‘Not Necessary’
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On Monday, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), runner-up for the 2016 Republican Party presidential nomination and a widely respected national conservative movement leader, remained defiant amidst the much-ballyhooed Sunday evening New York Times report about former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s allegedly explosive forthcoming tell-all book — and the possible effects of that book on Democrats’ current partisan impeachment inquiry.

“Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said Monday that ‘additional witnesses are not necessary’ for the ongoing impeachment trial — even in light of revelations from President Trump’s former national security advisor John Bolton in a leaked manuscript of an upcoming book that claims Trump explicitly linked a hold on military aid for Ukraine to an investigation of Joe and Hunter Biden — and instead insisted that the Senate call Hunter Biden to testify,” Fox News reported.

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