“I heard some hissing and I saw about eight to 10 of my Republican colleagues walk out angrily as they were announced as police officers from the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6,” state Rep. Arvind Venkat (D) said in a phone interview Thursday. “I was shocked and appalled,” he added. According to Venkat, the commotion lasted about five minutes.

      • @[email protected]
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        234 months ago

        Also white people who protest alongside minorities, since they are clearly traitors to their race.

        /s just in case

    • theprogressivist
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      94 months ago

      Back the blue while simultaneously decrying big government.

  • @[email protected]
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    That’s so disgraceful. Why don’t they boo service members who fought and died to defend this country, just like those officers?

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        94 months ago

        Those stupid fuckers are going to lose the military vote that has been theirs for decades. I already saw a massive difference in political stance between the 90’s and the 2010’s (could be due to primarily working with enlisted in the 90’s and officers in 10’s) and it’s really only a razor thin veil of ignorance that keeps them believing republicans take take their side more than democrats. That veil is going to break.

        • @APassenger
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          34 months ago

          Republicans honor sacrifice by making sure it’s big. They’ll send you to war and complain about VA costs.

  • @Glytch
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    194 months ago

    A shame that the article doesn’t name and shame which Republicans walked out. I get that it’s harder to tell who booed (apparently a lot of them), but it shouldn’t be that hard to tell which ones left.

  • @[email protected]
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    164 months ago

    The party of Back the Blue, ladies and gentlemen (and everyone else too). Witness the party of law and order.

    • @APassenger
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      14 months ago

      Law and order never meant what many heard.

      Law and order keeps people in their place. It’s an argument for an old status quo.

      It never meant following or enforcing the laws. It’s privilege saying it doesn’t want to budge.

  • don
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    134 months ago

    The Democrats should boo and hiss those degenerate Republican lawmakers any time they so much as even show their shit-stained faces, until the degenerates leave.

  • Semi-Hemi-Lemmygod
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    94 months ago

    Pennsylvania is really America in a microcosm. Mainly in that I’m ashamed by it.

  • @LordCrom
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    Name the GOP cowards that were booing.