Congressional Democrats are requesting an investigation into the U.S. Park Police’s aggressive use of force in dispersing protesters from Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C. to make way for a presidential photo-op at a nearby church.
Interior Minister Barr is greatly displeased. He had expectations that his eighth (but who’s counting?) explanation yesterday would have sufficed. Please hold on as he is currently busy grappling for yet another rationale on this matter.
“Would you believe”…? in his best Agent Smart imitation.
The lawmakers proposed creating a website and permitting anyone who bore witness to the events at the public park on June 1 to submit statements, photos and video evidence to document police activity during the incident.
They recognize that the administration itself will stonewall and prevent anyone near the top of any chain of command from testifying. They’re fishing for a whistleblower. Good. Make the website. Get started. Shine a light on this farce.
The lawmakers proposed creating a website and permitting anyone who bore witness to the events at the public park on June 1 to submit statements, photos and video evidence to document police activity during the incident.
I trust some of the videos will capture disBarr’s “good side.”
Congressional Democrats are requesting an investigation into the U.S. Park Police’s aggressive use of force in dispersing protesters from Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C. to make way for a presidential photo-op at a nearby church.
What’s to investigate here?
IT’S ON MULTIPLE VIDEOS…TAKE YOUR PICK!!!
This reminds me of articles written after murders that use the phrase “alleged victim” as if the dead guy can get up and go home.
Barr is discovering that he is completely out of his depth in attempting to represent Trump personally rather than the American people as he is supposed to do. He needs to look at where Michael Cohen ended up, because Barr may well be headed to the same experience.
Officials initially declined that any tear gas was used on the protesters around Lafayette Square, but they later acknowledged that “denying there wasn’t any use of tear gas was a mistakelie."