The Bravo reality host Andy Cohen has mocked U.S. Senator Ted Cruz for his sartorial choices during a Fox News broadcast.Cohen took to Threads to comment, saying that Cruz’s sport coat looks like it belonged to a “used car salesman.” He wrote in his post:“That sport coat is screaming Used Car Salesman.”Andy Cohen mocks senator Ted Cruz - Source: Threads/bravoandyCohen’s comment was a result of a video clip of Cruz circulating on social media where the Texas Senator’s oversized, styled jacket immediately caught the eye of the viewers.Cruz's fashion sense and wardrobe choices have been criticized for years. Critics and style columns like GQ have pointed out his “awkward” style, where his jacket wouldn’t fit him, with excess fabric around his elbows.Andy Cohen’s jab quickly gained the attention of netizens, who jumped on the bandwagon to call out Cruz for his vague style. Others noted that using the phrase “used car salesman” to describe Ted Cruz’s style is an insult to the salesman.Do Andy Cohen and Ted Cruz have political differences?Andy Cohen and Ted Cruz are widely known for their political disagreements. He recently targeted Cruz on Threads for his styling. Cruz has been previously roasted by the media for his poorly tailored suits.In a recent post on Threads, Cohen took a jab at Cruz for his oversized fit during his recent appearance on a Fox News broadcast, comparing his sports blazer to that of a “used car salesman.”Soon, many users chimed in to agree with the fashion critique. A user wrote on Threads:“Where does one even buy something like that.”Another remarked:“He’s had that one for years and it reminds me of the moving plaid in a Bugs Bunny cartoon.”A third user quipped:"He made it from the fabric off a couch abandoned on the side of the road."Andy Cohen and Ted Cruz have clashed publicly for years, though they found rare common ground in defending Jimmy Kimmel against what they described as FCC overreach.The key factor behind their political differences is their different ideologies. Cohen is a well-known liberal television host and producer who operates outside of elected office. He has strongly advocated for LGBTQ+ rights, marriage equality and reproductive freedom.On the other hand, Cruz is a hardline conservative. He holds strict anti-abortion views, opposes same-sex marriage and the legalization of marijuana.Cohen's history of targeting Cruz goes back at least a decade with a memorable jab in 2016. During the 2016 Republican Party presidential primaries, when Ted Cruz was a leading contender against President Donald Trump, he became the subject of a viral meme comparing his appearance to Robin Williams's in Mrs. Doubtfire.In March of that same year, Cohen joined the trend through his X post, where he slammed Cruz for his fashion sense. He wrote:“Does Ted Cruz look like Mrs. Doubtfire to anyone but me?”Besides Cruz, Andy Cohen, who is the executive producer of The Real Housewives franchise, has shaded other people’s fashion choices on many occasions. For instance, in a 2022 Vanity Fair interview, he ripped the reunion looks from The Real Housewives of Orange County, Atlanta, and New York, labeling them “just terrible.” He said:“If you look at the first few years of reunions, Orange County, Atlanta and New York, they were basically wearing — I don’t even think what they would wear to a cocktail party. I think it was more what they might wear to a PTA meeting.”In 2019, Cohen called out NeNe Leakes on Watch What Happens Live in December 2019 for wearing the same red Marchesa Notte dress on The Real Housewives of Atlanta that she had previously worn to a WWHL event.In her response, Leakes pushed back on his narrative, stating that Cohen’s comment was unnecessary and noting that he himself has recycled his suits and ties in the past. In a subsequent post, she shared an article which praised celebrities like Michelle Obama and Kate Middleton for re-wearing their favorite clothes.