Allred Launches New Spanish Ad “A la Banca Ted Cruz” on Cruz’s Failure to Serve Texas Because He Only Cares About Himself

DALLAS – Today, Congressman Colin Allred released a new Spanish-language ad “A la Banca Ted Cruz.” The ad highlights Allred’s background earning a scholarship to play football at Baylor, where he was captain of the football team before playing in the NFL, becoming a voting rights attorney and serving in Congress. 

In the ad, Allred holds Cruz accountable for his failure to secure the border and his decades-long effort to raise the retirement age for Texans on Social Security and Medicare. The ad will begin airing in the Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Harlingen-Brownsville-McAllen TV markets starting Friday, September 27th. 

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“A la Banca Ted Cruz” Spanish Language TV Ad Script:

Congressman Colin Allred: 

Soy Colin Allred y apruebo este mensaje.

(I’m Colin Allred and I approve this message.) 

Voiceover:

Como capitán en Baylor y en la NFL, Colin Allred sabe que cuando se asuma una posición, el equipo cuenta contigo.

(As a captain at Baylor and in the NFL, Colin Allred knows that when you take your position, the team is counting on you.) 

Y si no eres confiable, te mandan a la banca.

(And if you’re not reliable, you’re benched.) 

Como Ted Cruz, 12 años en el Senado, sin soluciones para la frontera.

(Like Ted Cruz, 12 years in the senate without solutions to fix the problem at the border.) 

Quiere subir la edad del retiro, aumentando el tiempo para recibir el Seguro Social y Medicare. 

(He wants to raise the retirement age, increasing the time before you receive Social Security and Medicare.) 

Ted, tuviste oportunidad de jugar para nosotros, pero solo jugaste para ti. A la banca Ted Cruz!

(Ted, you had your chance to play for us, but only played for yourself. Bench Ted Cruz!)

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