The party store reveals the piñata that Cruz represents during the trip to Cancun

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A Dallas area party store has joined the comment about Texas Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz Night Defense: Law Enforcement Officials Blame Pentagon “Reluctance” to Deploy National Guard in First Hearing on Capitol Attack | According to a surveillance report, the Pentagon did not fully evaluate border deployment requests | Biden’s UN ambassador confirmed that top police officers deflect guilt over the Capitol attack. Sanders votes against Vilsack, nominated in the USDA for USDThe controversial trip (R) to Mexico last week through a new item on sale: the GOP senator as a piñata, who was carrying his passport and suitcase on his return from Cancun.

The Dallas Morning News reported that ABC Party has added the piñata to its latest collection, showing Cruz in his Texas flag mask and gray shirt and jeans, a suit that resembles what he wore when he landed in Houston last week.

The senator faced outrage from both members and other lawmakers for leaving Texas, as his home state was besieged by a severe winter storm.

After the reaction, Cruz interrupted his trip and returned to Lone Star State, then admitting journalists that his trip was a “mistake” and that “in retrospect, he wouldn’t have done it.”

The Texas party store first unveiled the Cruz piñata Monday around noon, and by 5pm that day I already had five or six orders, store owner Carlos De La Fuente told Morning News.

According to local Station affiliated with NBC KXAS-TV, each The piñata is handmade and takes about three to five days to complete. The 3 1/2-foot-tall Cruz Pineapple is priced at $ 100 and currently has a two-week waiting list.

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The Texas senator, who since his trip to Mexico has been dubbed “Cancun Cruz” by critics, responded to media attention directed at the incident by attributing it to a void he says he has been left behind by Trump’s absence from the news cycle.

“Donald Trump broke the media and therefore doesn’t want to do that,” Cruz said during an appearance on conservative radio presenter Dana Loesch’s program Monday afternoon. “They just want to get involved in political attacks.”

The Cruz family’s trip to Cancun occurred when millions of people in their home state ran out of electricity for days amid an unusual winter storm, which caused snow waves and icy temperatures.

In accordance with The Associated Press, nearly 80 people died in Texas and other states affected by the storm, including fatalities from storm-related car accidents, carbon monoxide poisoning, hypothermia, drowning and house fires.

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