Ted Cruz's daughter goes viral for savage reaction to dad's speech

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70% : After defeating Allred 54 per cent to 43 per cent, Cruz took to the podium in Houston to deliver a speech in which he said he 'hopes and prays Donald Trump will be re-elected.'His message to Trump, who comfortably won Texas and regained his seat in the White House, was met with a look of disgust from Caroline, as she told audience members 'don't clap for that.'On November 5, the veteran lawmaker won a third consecutive term after a tough challenge from Democratic Rep. Colin AllredHis daughter, Caroline, has gone viral for her shocking reaction to her father's praise for President Elect Donald TrumpWhile his family surrounded him on stage, Cruz said: 'I hope and pray that Donald Trump will be re-elected as President of the United States.
51% : Another user wrote: 'Caroline Cruz is that girl.'His message to Trump, who comfortably won Texas and regained his seat in the White House , was met with a look of disgust by Caroline as she told audience members 'don't clap for that'After being shared on TikTok, voters have flooded the comments section to praise Caroline for her hilarious reactionThis isn't the first time the 16-year-old - who was hospitalized for self-inflicted knife wounds in 2022 - has spoken out against her father.
33% : Two years ago, the teenager took to TikTok to reveal she often disagreed with her father's opinionsDespite her own judgements of her dad, residents of the Lone Star State still voted him back inRepublicans ultimately secured the red state as Trump garnered its 40 Electoral College votes and regained his seat in the White House
18% : Trump pulled off a shocking political comeback and regained his seat in the White House on the night of November 5 when he defeated Vice President Kamala Harris by gaining 277 Electoral College votes.

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