Ted Cruz published a book in September 2020.
In the next three months, @tedcruz’s campaign spent more than $150,000 on books at Books-a-Million.
docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/…
In the next three months, @tedcruz’s campaign spent more than $150,000 on books at Books-a-Million.
docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/…
@tedcruz Related?
Donate $77 to @tedcruz's campaign, get a signed copy of Ted Cruz's new book.
bit.ly/3pxAlzk
Donate $77 to @tedcruz's campaign, get a signed copy of Ted Cruz's new book.
bit.ly/3pxAlzk
@tedcruz Per the Amazon page for @tedcruz's latest book, it made many best seller lists.
amzn.to/2Mi26xh
amzn.to/2Mi26xh
@tedcruz UPDATE
Per campaign finance atty, "to do this legally, the Cruz campaign would have had to buy the books directly from the publisher—not Books-a-Million—and have any royalties Cruz would have earned on the sale given to charity."
bit.ly/3oEZgzS
Per campaign finance atty, "to do this legally, the Cruz campaign would have had to buy the books directly from the publisher—not Books-a-Million—and have any royalties Cruz would have earned on the sale given to charity."
bit.ly/3oEZgzS
https://twitter.com/Z_Everson/status/1355310619222810624
@tedcruz The Cruz campaign's latest filing—showing more than $150,000 spent on books at Books-a-Million in the months after his own book was published—does *not* appear to show any offsetting charitable donations.
bit.ly/3ovZHvZ
bit.ly/3ovZHvZ
Good question!
That's "a" campaign finance attorney. Sorry for any confusion—maxed out the character count.
That's "a" campaign finance attorney. Sorry for any confusion—maxed out the character count.
https://twitter.com/BrinoJason/status/1355580169365417988
Just reached out for comment. (The only book the campaign appears to have given away though was Cruz's own.)
https://twitter.com/svdate/status/1355582926256304132?s=20
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