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- Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) blamed Nike’s marketing choices for its stock hitting a 12-year low on Monday.
- He cited the July Fourth shoe cancellation and Nike’s Kaepernick ad campaign as reasons for abandoning the brand.
- Nike’s share price has fallen nearly 80% since its 2021 high, wiping out about $200 billion.
- Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) criticized the pull, saying he would buy the shoe if a firm released it.
