GOP Senator Repeatedly Presses Dem Witness on Whether There Is a Difference Between Men and Women
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) sought to get Human Rights Campaign President Kelley Robinson to state whether she believes there is a difference between men and women. However, he did not get an answer to his liking despite…
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) sought to get Human Rights Campaign President Kelley Robinson to state whether she believes there is a difference between men and women.
However, he did not get an answer to his liking despite repeated attempts.
During a hearing on LGBT rights on Wednesday, Cruz asked, “Is there a difference between women and men?”
“What I can say here is the NCAA has rules in place. They’ve had rules in place for the last decade,” Robinson responded.
However, Cruz shot back, “Okay, I’m gonna try again. Do you believe there’s a difference between women and men? It’s a yes-no question, do you believe there’s a difference?”
Still, Robinson insisted, “I think that we’re talking about this case with the NCAA…”
“No, I’m asking a question: Do you believe there’s a difference between women and men? Most people could answer this very simply, I’m curious if you’re willing to do so,” Cruz interjected.
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Robinson said there are “definitions related to sex.”
“I’m just trying to get a yes or no, I’m not trying to get a speech. Is there a difference between women and men?” Cruz tried again.
However, Robinson said, “I think that there are definitions for biological sex which is different from gender.”
The senator tried a different strategy as he asked, “Why do women’s sports exist? If you can’t define a difference between women and men, why not abolish women’s sports and just tell little girls to swim with little boys and see who wins?”