http://mediamatters.org/research/2015/03/27/hispanic-news-media-blast-ted-cruzs-policy-posi/203061
Republican presidential-hopeful Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) has faced criticism from Hispanic news media for his extreme conservative policy positions on health care and immigration, which are out of line with the majority of Latino voters.
Ted Cruz Announces His Candidacy For President, Bringing Media Attention To His Extreme Policy Positions
Ted Cruz Announces Presidential Bid For 2016 With Differing Spanish- And English-Language Ads. On March 23, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) officially announced his presidential bid at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va. Cruz also announced his run via a Spanish-language and English-language campaign ad. As Timeexplained, the Spanish-language ad focused entirely on Cruz's personal life story, while the English-language version discussed Cruz's policy positions, several of which are unpopular among Latinos:
republicans saw him as their door to the Hispanic vote like Rubio, than a terrible thing happened the opened their mouths and out came the vitriolic bigotry and racism the staples of the republican party and to which he supports and intends to implement if elected. the are basically in their faces saying "we don't want you in our America", electric fences, 13 year waits pay taxes after their battle for right to work they won't make enough to live and pay taxes than they have their excuse to expel and repeal any immigration law in place. they see how hard they are fighting Pres.'s EO it's mean and exclusionary.Two of the policy positions Cruz doesn't mention in his [Spanish] YouTube ad -- his opposition to immigration reform and his plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act -- are unpopular in the Hispanic community. [Time, 3/23/15]
please check out the article chock full of republican political posturing by Cruz
