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Cruz Would Get ‘100%’ of Votes if Nominated to Supreme Court, Trump Says

Trump said Cruz would be a Senate confirmation “guarantee” and could win unanimous support if a Supreme Court vacancy opens.

  • On Monday, President Donald Trump suggested he might one day nominate Texas Sen. Ted Cruz to the Supreme Court during an Oval Office event launching Trump Accounts, claiming Cruz could secure 100 votes.
  • Trump introduced Cruz by deeming him a "tough competitor" who became a "friend," alluding to their 2016 GOP primary rivalry while praising his work representing 31 million Texans.
  • Explaining why Cruz would be a "guarantee" for confirmation, Trump said, "All Republicans will vote for him. All Democrats will vote for him, cause they want to get him the hell out of the Senate."
  • During the event, Cruz praised Trump for intervening in a World Cup match to help Folarin Balogun, and the president confirmed he asked FIFA to review a red card that was subsequently overturned.
  • While no Supreme Court openings exist, speculation persists after a recently retracted media report suggested a justice might retire; Trump has filled three of the last four vacancies, the most of any president in the 21st century.
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Townhall broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, July 6, 2026.
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