Ted Cruz To Hit The Campaign Trail Again. But Not For Trump

Sorry, Donald. Nobody wants to be seen with you. Ted Cruz, who suspended his campaign in May is set to hit the campaign trail again but he is not going to be out campaigning for the presumptive GOP nominee. The “self-funded” billionaire was last seen begging donors for $100K.

From CNN:

Ted Cruz will be back on the campaign trail Monday — and will keep jabbing the Republican establishment.

The Texas senator will be campaigning in Colorado for Senate candidate Darryl Glenn. The El Paso County Commissioner is taking on Republican establishment favorite Jon Keyser in the June 28 primary.

Cruz described Glenn as a “constitutional conservative” who will “take on the D.C. establishment.”

“I am proud to stand with the grassroots in Colorado supporting Darryl Glenn in his campaign for the U.S. Senate,” Cruz said in a statement Friday. “He is a constitutional conservative with the experience to understand what it takes to bring back economic growth and preserve our individual liberties. I am confident he will go to Washington to fight for those values, and he won’t back down.”

It’s going to be interesting to see what happens as we get close to the GOP convention. So far, Cruz has been mum on whether or not he’ll support Donald Trump. Still, he’s not being entirely quiet:

The Texas senator has sought to position himself as a leader within the conservative movement since exiting the race. This will be Cruz’s second public event since suspending his campaign in May. He spoke to the Texas Republican Party’s convention last month.

We shall see what happens.