Oops! Ted Cruz doesn’t own TedCruz.com

Yesterday, Sen. Ted Cruz became the first Republican to announce his candidacy for president in 2016.

But before that, it looks like he didn’t buy a key website bearing his name. Instead, it appears someone supporting President Barack Obama owns the domain name.

A visit to TedCruz.com shows a black page with "Support President Obama. Immigration Reform Now!" written in large gray letters.

The Cruz campaign instead is using TedCruz.org.

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