Former MP Beto O’Rourke (D-Texas) said Monday that the senator. Ted Cruz
Rafael (Ted) Edward Cruz Ted Cruz and Seth Rogen insult when Twitter spit flares Biden leans on Obama-era candidates in climate ethics lawsuit filed against Biggs, Cawthorn and Gosar over Capitol riots MORE (R-Texas), against whom he clashed in 2018, is waging a long war of words with actor Seth Rogen as a distraction because the legislature is “guilty of sedition.”
“Don’t let him disconnect. Don’t let him do this on ‘Hollywood’: it’s about Ted Cruz helping and inciting the insurgency that killed five people, including a police officer, and that almost ended the murders of members of Congress and the vice president, “he said. published O’Rourke., referring to the violent riots at the U.S. Capitol earlier this month.
“Why does this struggle with Seth Rogen continue even though it is destroyed at every step? Because he is guilty of sedition,” O’Rourke added. “He expects distraction and time to lessen the urgency of accountability. Don’t let him change the channel or the subject, it’s sedition every time ”.
Why does this struggle with Seth Rogen continue even though it is destroyed at every step? Because he is guilty of sedition. He expects distraction and time to lessen the urgency of accountability. Don’t let it change channel or topic, it’s sedition every time.
– Beto O’Rourke
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Cruz was one of the few Republican Party senators who opposed President Biden’s Electoral College victory in key states. Critics of the senators have accused them of inciting the crowd of the former President Trump
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Both Cruz and Sen. Josh Hawley
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Cruz and the “Freaks & Geeks” star have recently fought on Twitter, with the dispute that began when Rogen criticized Cruz’s comments about Biden who joined the Paris climate deal. On the way back and forth, Cruz called Rogen a “rich, angry Hollywood celebrity,” while Rogen called Cruz “a white supremacist fascist who doesn’t find it offensive when someone calls his wife ugly.”
The Hill has contacted Cruz’s office for comment.