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Mazie Hirono Attempted to Debate Ted Cruz on Originalism. It Did Not Go Well.

Mazie Hirono Attempted to Debate Ted Cruz on Originalism. It Did Not Go Well.
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During a Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill Wednesday, Democrat Senator Mazie Hirono attempted to explain originalism to constitutional scholar and Republican Senator Ted Cruz. When she failed to make a coherent argument, Hirono accused Cruz of mansplaining. When asked to explain what Cruz was mansplaining or misconstruing, Hirono was rescued by her Democrat colleagues. 

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The exchange was right on brand for Hirono.

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