President Trump jokes that Ted Cruz would easily win Senate confirmation for Supreme Court because Democrats want him out of the Senate.
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President Trump jokes that Ted Cruz would easily win Senate confirmation for Supreme Court because Democrats want him out of the Senate.

At a White House event on July 6, 2026, President Donald Trump joked that Senator Ted Cruz would receive 100 Senate votes for a Supreme Court nomination because Democrats would vote to confirm him just to remove him from the Senate. Trump praised Cruz as a "brilliant lawyer" during remarks at the launch of Trump Accounts. There is currently no vacancy on the Supreme Court.

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Both outlets quote Trump's get him the hell out of the Senate quip verbatim. Daily Wire emphasizes Cruz's legal credentials and past disinterest in a Court seat; Examiner notes the recent NPR retraction on Alito retirement speculation.
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DWDaily WireRIGHT3d ago

“Why Donald Trump Says Ted Cruz Would Be Easiest Supreme Court Nominee”

WEWashington ExaminerRIGHT3d ago

“Trump says senators would approve Cruz as Supreme Court justice to 'get him the hell out'”

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