MSNBC host Chris Matthews has once again railed against Sen. Ted Cruz, this time likening him to the notorious Nazi sympathizer, Father Coughlin, Mediaite first reported Wednesday.
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"This guy goes pretty far, but I think he fits in the tradition of Father Coughlin, and [Joe] McCarthy, and of course, maybe to a lesser extent, Pat Buchanan, and of course [Bill] O'Reilly," Matthews told James Carville.
Chris Matthews likens Ted Cruz to Nazi sympathizer Father Coughlin →
He added: "Today, we focus on something pretty scary. It's cuts to funding of victims of domestic violence."
