San Juan's Mayor Wears 'Nasty' Shirt in Interview  Christine Rousselle  Posted: Oct 04, 2017

San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz was criticized for her "NASTY" t-shirt, which she wore during an interview with Univision. This is the latest of Cruz's statement shirts, having previously worn one that read "HELP US, WE ARE DYING."

 

David Rutz

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San Juan mayor wore jacket over the shirt for MSNBC interview but it was out front for Univision interview

1:37 PM - Oct 4, 2017

In the interview with Univision's Jorge Ramos, Cruz said that it was a reference to Trump calling her "nasty" a few days ago on Twitter. She then elaborated that she believes that Trump is the nasty one and that he is ignoring Puerto Rico. 

This comes just a day after the two appeared to reconcile, with Cruz telling Trump that "it's not about politics." 

The Reagan Battalion 

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Dear students: This picture below is the ultimate definition of political self destruction.

1:13 PM - Oct 4, 2017

  The Reagan Battalion

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So why is she wearing this damn shirt making a political statement? https://twitter.com/ajsdad4227/status/915626217017106434 …

1:31 PM - Oct 4, 2017

The Washington Examiner's Becket Adams made an interesting point: just where is she getting these shirts on an island that has been, more or less, totally decimated by a hurricane?

T. Becket Adams

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OK, 1st shirt I wrote off as an aberration. But how is this mayor able to get custom shirts on a logistically mangled island with no power?

1:30 PM - Oct 4, 2017

T. Becket Adams

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Replying to @BecketAdams

Trump called her "nasty" about four days ago. She already has a custom shirt ready to go? Who's making and delivering these and how?

1:35 PM - Oct 4, 2017

The other day, Matt wrote about how other Puerto Rican politicians have criticized Cruz's conduct, and suggested that she may be plotting a run for governor off of these comments. Regardless of her future plans, she's certainly got the wardrobe set to go.