An activist confronted Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) at a Houston restaurant Friday night, following his speech at the National Rifle Association’s convention.
A video shared on social media shows Cruz at Uptown Sushi when the activist, later identified as Benjamin Hernandez, confronts him.
“Why did you come here to the convention? To take blood money,” Hernandez said to Cruz. “Why? When 19 children died!”
As Hernandez was pulled away, he said to Cruz: “That’s on your hands! That’s on your hands, Ted Cruz! That’s on your hands!”
Hernandez is a board member of advocacy group Indivisible Houston, which on its website describes itself as an organization that “advocates for government of, by, and for The People through education, engagement, and resistance. We build bridges in Houston to fight for a more equitable and progressive world through political pressure.”
Cruz’s office did not respond to KPRC 2′s requests for comment Saturday.
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A video shared on social media shows Cruz at Uptown Sushi when the activist, later identified as Benjamin Hernandez, confronts him.
“Why did you come here to the convention? To take blood money,” Hernandez said to Cruz. “Why? When 19 children died!”
As Hernandez was pulled away, he said to Cruz: “That’s on your hands! That’s on your hands, Ted Cruz! That’s on your hands!”
Hernandez is a board member of advocacy group Indivisible Houston, which on its website describes itself as an organization that “advocates for government of, by, and for The People through education, engagement, and resistance. We build bridges in Houston to fight for a more equitable and progressive world through political pressure.”
Cruz’s office did not respond to KPRC 2′s requests for comment Saturday.
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