Social media swirled yesterday as the nation s eyes were on all of those present at the U.S. Capitol building. Among those was Donald Rouse Sr., who has now made a statement regarding his attendance at the rally in Washington D.C. yesterday.
You can check out the full report and statement from our media partners @KATCTV3 on Twitter below
According to the article from KATC-TV3, former Rouses Human Resources Director Steve Galtier posted a photo of him and Donald Rouse Sr. to Facebook. In the photo, the two men are outside at the rally in Washington D.C..
While the post has been deleted, the image of the two men circulated quickly on social media.
Rouses Supermarket is facing backlash and calls for a boycott online after one of its owners was photographed at a pro-Trump protest that turned into a riot at the U.S. Capitol building.
Social media swirled yesterday as the nation s eyes were on all of those present at the U.S. Capitol building. Among those was Donald Rouse Sr., who has now made a statement regarding his attendance at the rally in Washington D.C. yesterday.
You can check out the full report and statement from our media partners @KATCTV3 on Twitter below
According to the article from KATC-TV3, former Rouses Human Resources Director Steve Galtier posted a photo of him and Donald Rouse Sr. to Facebook. In the photo, the two men are outside at the rally in Washington D.C..
While the post has been deleted, the image of the two men circulated quickly on social media.
Rouses responds after social backlash to photo of retired owner at Trump rally at Nation s Capitol
A statement from Donald Rouse Sr. said he attended the rally and supports the president but was shocked and condemns the actions that happened afterward. Author: WWL Staff Updated: 6:25 PM CST January 7, 2021
NEW ORLEANS Rouses, a local grocery chain, scrambled to handle an avalanche of social media anger after a social media post that seemed to show support for the Washington, D.C. rally that turned into an attack on the Capitol.
Rouses’ social media pages were slammed with #boycott messages and comments calling them traitors and using words like sedition and insurrection.