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Anonymous wrote:Padilla has lived next door here in DC to me since becoming a senator in 2021. Didn't know he was a senator until last year. He isn't well known and understand why the secret service did what they did to protect a cabinet member.

Exactly. Padilla FAFO’d. He doesn’t ok anything like a United States senator. Plus, he’s Democrat. He has no right to speak to Secretary Noem. If he has some sort of question, he can write a letter to Secretary Noem.

Trump needs to make an example of Democrats so they go away.

Ready to secede from this ^^^ …

Would anyone cooperate with the FBI or DHS? These people are out of control.

Padilla interrupts the press conference.

Federal agents try to remove him because he is shouting over Noem.

Padilla resists the federal agents and pushes them. He refuses to comply.

Why does Padilla get to interrupt a press conference? Because he’s a senator?

Why does he not have to comply when law enforcement asks him to stop interrupting the press conference? Because he’s a senator?

He’s rude, and has no right to interrupt her. If he disagrees with her, that doesn’t give him the right to interrupt her.

He did this to enhance his resume as an illegal immigrant supporting democrat.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve watched several videos from 2 or 3 angles. You can tell this was staged to push the narrative that the Trump admin is authoritarian and violent.

Padilla’s staffer, instead of getting involved and saying “Hey, this is a Senator” or trying to resolve the issue, instead just made sure to film the entire incident. Selected excerpts were then immediately released to friendly media.

Also, within just a few minutes of his being removed, all major Democrats were tweeting the same messaging of “outrage”.

It’s not a narrative, it’s a reality. Some of you guys are overly defensive, and we all know what that means…

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Anonymous wrote:But MTG disrupts Biden’s State of the Union’s and that’s ok?

He wasn't disrupting. He was asking a question at a press conference. The only disruption was when the thugs intervened.

Wasn’t disrupting?! Watch the video. He was interrupting and shoving agents to approach Noem. He needs to behave like a professional.

He was defending himself from their assault after he identified himself as a sitting US senator.

When will we get the names of the FBI thugs?

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Anonymous wrote:But MTG disrupts Biden’s State of the Union’s and that’s ok?

He wasn't disrupting. He was asking a question at a press conference. The only disruption was when the thugs intervened.

Wasn’t disrupting?! Watch the video. He was interrupting and shoving agents to approach Noem. He needs to behave like a professional.

He was defending himself from their assault after he identified himself as a sitting US senator.

Nope. That's not what happened. He was rude, angry, belligerent, and disruptive.

If that is the standard why wasn’t Marjorie Taylor Greene when she interrupted Biden?

Anonymous wrote:I’ve watched several videos from 2 or 3 angles. You can tell this was staged to push the narrative that the Trump admin is authoritarian and violent.

Padilla’s staffer, instead of getting involved and saying “Hey, this is a Senator” or trying to resolve the issue, instead just made sure to film the entire incident. Selected excerpts were then immediately released to friendly media.

Also, within just a few minutes of his being removed, all major Democrats were tweeting the same messaging of “outrage”.

Why are Republican thug brownshirts so stupid to fall for these antics? No one to blame but themselves.

Clearly those LEOs have zero regard for the Constitution. They hate the document.

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Anonymous wrote:But MTG disrupts Biden’s State of the Union’s and that’s ok?

He wasn't disrupting. He was asking a question at a press conference. The only disruption was when the thugs intervened.

Wasn’t disrupting?! Watch the video. He was interrupting and shoving agents to approach Noem. He needs to behave like a professional.

He was defending himself from their assault after he identified himself as a sitting US senator.

Nope. That's not what happened. He was rude, angry, belligerent, and disruptive.

LOL we know FOX told you so

I’ve watched several videos from 2 or 3 angles. You can tell this was staged to push the narrative that the Trump admin is authoritarian and violent.

Padilla’s staffer, instead of getting involved and saying “Hey, this is a Senator” or trying to resolve the issue, instead just made sure to film the entire incident. Selected excerpts were then immediately released to friendly media.

Also, within just a few minutes of his being removed, all major Democrats were tweeting the same messaging of “outrage”.

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Anonymous wrote:But MTG disrupts Biden’s State of the Union’s and that’s ok?

He wasn't disrupting. He was asking a question at a press conference. The only disruption was when the thugs intervened.

Wasn’t disrupting?! Watch the video. He was interrupting and shoving agents to approach Noem. He needs to behave like a professional.

He was defending himself from their assault after he identified himself as a sitting US senator.

Nope. That's not what happened. He was rude, angry, belligerent, and disruptive.

LOL we know FOX told you so

We can all watch the video, silly. He was rude and shoved the agents aggressively. They thought he was a security threat because he was acting so unprofessionally. Deserved it.

that happened after he identified himself as a senator and the thugs approached him. Watch and listen to the WHOLE video, not just the parts Fox is showing you.

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Anonymous wrote:But MTG disrupts Biden’s State of the Union’s and that’s ok?

He wasn't disrupting. He was asking a question at a press conference. The only disruption was when the thugs intervened.

Wasn’t disrupting?! Watch the video. He was interrupting and shoving agents to approach Noem. He needs to behave like a professional.

He was defending himself from their assault after he identified himself as a sitting US senator.

Nope. That's not what happened. He was rude, angry, belligerent, and disruptive.

LOL we know FOX told you so

That's such a tired response/accusation. Try again!

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Anonymous wrote:Hey. Even CNN’s legal expert thinks the Secret Service acted appropriately.

No one is above the law. He should have shown his senate pin and identified himself prior to engagement with officers, not shoved the agents and followed legal orders. No arrest occurred.

No one is above the law?

Explain. Exactly what law did he violate?

Shoving a federal agent.

Watch the video.

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Anonymous wrote:But MTG disrupts Biden’s State of the Union’s and that’s ok?

He wasn't disrupting. He was asking a question at a press conference. The only disruption was when the thugs intervened.

Wasn’t disrupting?! Watch the video. He was interrupting and shoving agents to approach Noem. He needs to behave like a professional.

He was defending himself from their assault after he identified himself as a sitting US senator.

Nope. That's not what happened. He was rude, angry, belligerent, and disruptive.

LOL we know FOX told you so

We can all watch the video, silly. He was rude and shoved the agents aggressively. They thought he was a security threat because he was acting so unprofessionally. Deserved it.

Anonymous wrote:Padilla has lived next door here in DC to me since becoming a senator in 2021. Didn't know he was a senator until last year. He isn't well known and understand why the secret service did what they did to protect a cabinet member.

Stop you sound really ignorant.

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Anonymous wrote:Hey. Even CNN’s legal expert thinks the Secret Service acted appropriately.

No one is above the law. He should have shown his senate pin and identified himself prior to engagement with officers, not shoved the agents and followed legal orders. No arrest occurred.

No one is above the law?

Explain. Exactly what law did he violate?