Jaamal Bowman's Office Urged Dems to Talk About 'Nazi Members' of GOP After He Got Caught Pulling Fire AlarmChris MenahanInformationLiberation Oct. 02, 2023 |
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New York Rep Jaamal Bowman's office sent out a damage control memo urging Democrats to talk about "Nazi members" of the GOP to deflect from the fact he got caught pulling a fire alarm to allegedly delay a House vote on averting a government shutdown. From Axios, "Jamaal Bowman damage control roils Capitol Hill as GOP closes in": Driving the news: Democratic staffers were transfixed and bewildered by a messaging memo that Bowman's office sent out on Monday afternoon --before restricting access to it seven minutes later.Who is this half-apology written for? Jonathan Greenblatt at the ADL? It's not an apology to the GOP members his office said to slander as Nazis. It's an apology for devaluing the term and lowering its potency when it comes to demonizing your political enemies.
Bowman, while standing before a black nationalist flag which hangs outside his office, told Fox News on Monday he stands by his previous statement that he pulled the fire alarm by accident. "I don't know why this has gotten so much attention," Bowman said. "I was literally just in a rush to go vote, man! That's all it was!"
Former President Donald Trump on Sunday night said Bowman's excuse was "crap" and called for him to be prosecuted in "the same exact way" as J6ers.
Capitol Police have still not released video of Bowman pulling the alarm. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab, Minds and Telegram. |