Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, who has been reluctant to speak ill of Donald Trump on the campaign trail, would not say on Thursday whether he told donors behind closed doors that he questions Trump's judgment.
Cruz reportedly raised questions about his Republican challenger's ability to be president at a fundraiser Wednesday evening, according to The New York Times .
"The Bill of Rights is all together compatible to securing the safety and security of our citizens," Cruz said at the event in Washington, D.C. "More data is not always better data."
While Cruz called the expansive data collection program unconstitutional, he notably omitted mentioning the most controversial proposal yet to be uttered this presidential campaign and the one most likely to violate the Constitution: Donald Trump's plan to ban all Muslims from entering the United States - a proposal that most constitutional scholars have said are unconstitutional.