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ANATOMY OF A WELL PLANNED, ORGANIZED INSURRECTION: '1776 Returns' - Reconnaissance Tours, Plans to Gas Lawmakers
17 Jun 2022 5:05 am
And you forget that besides the video evidence of what had occurred, several sources have called the D.C. police's dismissal of these tours a LOT OF BUNK. Though not surprising seeing as how they'd probably want to cover their asses for allowing these "tours" to occur in the first place:
After Capitol tour revelations, rep says there was more than one group The Democratic congresswoman who helped expose the pre-riot tours of the Capitol complex has now said, "That is not the only group that I saw."
The entire controversy surrounding pre-Jan. 6 tours of the Capitol complex began the week after the attack. It was on Jan. 13, 2021, when Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill appeared on The Rachel Maddow Show and said how shocked she was to see groups inside a House office building, especially given that the facilities were closed to tours at the time.
The New Jersey Democrat — a Navy veteran and former federal prosecutor — and her colleagues quickly rang the alarm, seeking an investigation into “suspicious behavior and access given to visitors to the Capitol Complex” on Jan. 5.
We’ve since learned a great deal about Republican Rep. Barry Loudermilk, his guests, and their actions. It’s a burgeoning controversy involving a GOP congressman whose story has evolved over time, and what his constituents were up to while being shown around.
After Capitol tour revelations, rep says there was more than one group The Democratic congresswoman who helped expose the pre-riot tours of the Capitol complex has now said, "That is not the only group that I saw."
The entire controversy surrounding pre-Jan. 6 tours of the Capitol complex began the week after the attack. It was on Jan. 13, 2021, when Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill appeared on The Rachel Maddow Show and said how shocked she was to see groups inside a House office building, especially given that the facilities were closed to tours at the time.
The New Jersey Democrat — a Navy veteran and former federal prosecutor — and her colleagues quickly rang the alarm, seeking an investigation into “suspicious behavior and access given to visitors to the Capitol Complex” on Jan. 5.
We’ve since learned a great deal about Republican Rep. Barry Loudermilk, his guests, and their actions. It’s a burgeoning controversy involving a GOP congressman whose story has evolved over time, and what his constituents were up to while being shown around.