One of the two U.S. senators representing Texas drove around Washington, DC on Thursday as part of a trucker convoy.
"Wearing a green jacket and blue jeans, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz climbed off the passenger seat of a red 18-wheeler with two American flags flying on its truck bed that had driven into Washington, D.C., from northwest Maryland," the Texas Tribune reported. "The organizers flanking Cruz lead a group that calls itself 'The People’s Convoy,' which they say is formed from individuals who come from different professions and backgrounds but unite for one goal: freedom from mandates that restrict individual liberty."
On Friday, former federal prosecutor Ron Filipkowski posted a video of Cruz "really struggling" to get out of a tractor-trailer rig dropping him off in DC.
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Ted really struggling to get out of that truck dropping him off in DC.pic.twitter.com/QQIbR0KO7K— Ron Filipkowski (@Ron Filipkowski) 1647028839
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