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http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/politics/2016/07/26/rep-joaquin-castro-mulling-run-for-ted-cruz-senate-seat-but-wont-say-for/by: Andrew O'Reilly
Democratic Rep. Joaquin Castro of Texas said he is not ruling out a possible run at Republican Sen. Ted Cruz’s senate seat in 2018.
Speaking to Fox News Latino after a panel discussion on Latino voting on Tuesday in downtown Philadelphia, Castro neither confirmed nor denied that he planned to take on Cruz in two years.
"I've said before, I'll take a look at all opportunities that come up in 2018," the 41-year-old congressman said.
During the Voto Latino panel, which also included Rep. Joe Kennedy III of Massachusetts, Castro sidestepped the question as well.
"I don't know if I'll ever be a senator, but I know [Joe] will," Castro said.
Castro's comments to FNL came only hours after an interview aired on "CBS This Morning," in which he hinted at his plans for the senate seat and a week after Cruz delivered a controversial speech at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, refusing to endorse his party's presidential nominee, Donald Trump, and all but announcing his candidacy for president in 2020.
Castro and his twin brother, Secretary of Urban and Housing Development Julián Castro were making the rounds at the Democratic National Convention, and of Philadelphia, on Tuesday, stumping for the party's nominee, Hillary Clinton.
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