Ted Cruz Weighs In On Who Was The Big Winner From Second GOP Primary Debate

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said following the second Republican Party primary debate on Wednesday night that he believes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was “the big winner” and that most of the candidates did not do anything to help themselves.

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