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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.

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Anonymous wrote:If they can attack US senator, they can attack you

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He’s not allowed to interrupt anyone who is speaking. He’s done this to get attention.

Anyone who did what he did would get removed from the press conference. If they resisted they would get the same treatment.

This is political theater 101.

Like all these MAGA morons interrupt Senators as they try to ask them questions during official hearings? Where Senators can’t get a word in? You want respect, earn it.

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They were 'protecting' her???? From what? Inconvenient, uncomfortable questions? No, sorry but that absolutely does not qualify for roughing someone up, shoving them to the ground and handcuffing them. Absolutely not. GTFO with that crap.

Of course she has security that provides protection.

Protection from questions at a press conference?

Secret service agents go where their subject goes. If it is a press conference, they go.

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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?

Biden’s a joke. So was Obama. They tried to insult Republicans like MTG, Joe Wilson and even Justice Alito. Padilla was different; he pulled a stunt.

Trump needs to make an example of Alex Padilla, and Mayor Karen Bass too for that matter. She doesn’t look anything like a mayor of a large city like you see in the movies. She has no right to speak to anyone in the White House, nor in Congress for that matter.

Someone keeps posting that people don’t have the “right” to speak. People have the right to speak; they don’t have the right to interrupt a press conference already in progress and shout over the person who is holding the press conference.

Why didn't Noem call off her goons when they shoved the Senator out?

They have a job to do. They are federal agents. You can call them names and disparage them all you want, but they have a job to do.

Isn't one of their jobs to know who the 100 Senators are, especially one from the state they're currently in?

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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?

Biden’s a joke. So was Obama. They tried to insult Republicans like MTG, Joe Wilson and even Justice Alito. Padilla was different; he pulled a stunt.

Trump needs to make an example of Alex Padilla, and Mayor Karen Bass too for that matter. She doesn’t look anything like a mayor of a large city like you see in the movies. She has no right to speak to anyone in the White House, nor in Congress for that matter.

Someone keeps posting that people don’t have the “right” to speak. People have the right to speak; they don’t have the right to interrupt a press conference already in progress and shout over the person who is holding the press conference.

Why didn't Noem call off her goons when they shoved the Senator out?

They have a job to do. They are federal agents. You can call them names and disparage them all you want, but they have a job to do.

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They were 'protecting' her???? From what? Inconvenient, uncomfortable questions? No, sorry but that absolutely does not qualify for roughing someone up, shoving them to the ground and handcuffing them. Absolutely not. GTFO with that crap.

Of course she has security that provides protection.

Protection from questions at a press conference?

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Anonymous wrote:If they can attack US senator, they can attack you

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He’s not allowed to interrupt anyone who is speaking. He’s done this to get attention.

Anyone who did what he did would get removed from the press conference. If they resisted they would get the same treatment.

This is political theater 101.

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They were 'protecting' her???? From what? Inconvenient, uncomfortable questions? No, sorry but that absolutely does not qualify for roughing someone up, shoving them to the ground and handcuffing them. Absolutely not. GTFO with that crap.

Of course she has security that provides protection.

Protection from questions at a press conference?

Habeas corpus is the right not to take questions at a press conference

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They were 'protecting' her???? From what? Inconvenient, uncomfortable questions? No, sorry but that absolutely does not qualify for roughing someone up, shoving them to the ground and handcuffing them. Absolutely not. GTFO with that crap.

Of course she has security that provides protection.

Protection from questions at a press conference?

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They were 'protecting' her???? From what? Inconvenient, uncomfortable questions? No, sorry but that absolutely does not qualify for roughing someone up, shoving them to the ground and handcuffing them. Absolutely not. GTFO with that crap.

Of course she has security that provides protection.

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Protecting a Cabinet Secretary. La Di Da. Whoopie Frickin Doo. So she's a cabinet secretary. So what? He's a US senator, which is no less important than a cabinet secretary. And in fact she's had to sit in hearings giving him testimony. So this BS about not knowing who he was is COMPLETE crap.


Maybe the MAGA weirdos would be happier if he had brought his security goons to fight her security goons instead? WWE? Linda McMahon?

What a bunch of dopes you all are.

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Anonymous wrote:Damn that right wing propaganda machine is hot! The video clearly shows the senator identifying himself, which Noem says he didn’t do.

What was this called in Brave New World? New Speak or something?

Wake up people. We are losing our democracy. I can only hope the propagandists are Russians and not real Americans.

Fox and Twitter need to be sued!