Joe Rogan Calls Ted Cruz Closeted Gay Man for Marriage, Planned Parenthood Stances

Republican candidate Ted Cruz is about as right wing as they're made. He has jumped on every overtly conservative bandwagon you can think of between his ideas on same sex marriage and Planned Parenthood. Cruz, who is cut-and-dry against both entities, recently invited thousands of evangelical pastors to participate in a conference call where he slammed gay marriage and ensured the government won't be funding Planned Parenthood through the money of taxpayers. Not long after this went down, comedian Joe Rogan blasted Cruz on his podcast. Rogan claimed Cruz was as a closeted gay man hiding under his attacks on planned partenthood and same sex marriage.

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Rogan made these claims on his podcast during a recent episode with Abby Martin.

"When Ted Cruz talks I hear a gay man. He's super conservative. My thought is this guy can't not f*cking wait to get done talking, so he can run up, throw on some women's clothes, and suck some c*ck. He just sounds gay," Rogan said after listening to several interviews by Cruz.

"There's two types of people that hate gay marriage," Rogan continued. "People that are really dumb or people that are secretly worried d*cks are delicious." This is a stance on uber Rightwing Conservatives Rogan has taken many times before between his podcasts and stand-up.

Hours before Rogan went off against Cruz, the presidential candidate claimed the government is coming after everything the Christian Right believes in to a hot crowd of evangelicals. He said they go after free speech rights, religious liberty, life, marriage and their values.

It appeared that Cruz's main point at this rally was to fight against Planned Parenthood. He does not want them to be funded through taxpayer dollars.

"Preaching from the pulpit Biblical values on life and comparing those values, the teachings of Jesus, to this nationwide business of trafficking in the body parts of unborn children is a message that needs to be heard around this country," Cruz said. "It is important that [Congress] hear also that a show vote will not suffice. An empty vote with no teeth on it will not suffice. Now is the time for Congress to act and actually end taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood."