Did a U.S. senator run away after his colleague on the other side of the aisle told him to shut his mouth? Not quite.
By Ciara O'Rourke • March 13, 2023
The video in the Facebook post shows this exchange. What it doesn’t show : Cruz exploding at Murphy and telling him to"just shut your mouth" as the Democratic senator flees.
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