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Democrat Pressley: Republicans Engaged in Chemical Warfare by Not Wearing Masks

© press That s chemical warfare so far as I m concerned, Pressley said of Republicans not wearing masks Democratic Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., accused Republicans of being engaged in chemical warfare for not wearing masks while sheltering during last week s Capitol riots. It s criminal behavior, she told CNN s Don Lemon. They have been complicit from the very beginning in their willful criminality to carry the water for Donald Trump and these science denials which allowed this pandemic to rage out of control. And then by refusing to wear the masks, this is criminal behavior. That s chemical warfare so far as I m concerned.

Rep Ayanna Pressley Says Her Husband Has Tested Positive For Coronavirus After U S Capitol Siege

Ayanna Pressley says husband has COVID-19 after sheltering in Capitol with maskless Republicans - TheGrio

Ayanna Pressley says husband has COVID-19 after sheltering in Capitol with maskless Republicans The Massachusetts rep says that her spouse, Conan Harris, contracted the coronavirus after the Capitol breach Ayanna Pressley’s husband Conan Harris is among those who have tested positive for coronavirus after being made to shelter-in-place at the Capitol building with Republicans who refused to wear masks. Last Wednesday, Harris was with Pressley to attend her swearing-in ceremony when the group of Trump supporters broke into the federal building. That afternoon he was forced like many others to shelter in a secure room in the Capitol building while attendees from Trump’s rally ransacked the premises.

UPDATES: President Donald Trump impeached by US House

UPDATES: President Donald Trump impeached by US House Trump becomes 1st US president to be impeached twice Associated Press Updated:  Tags:  8:15 p.m. President-elect Joe Biden says he hopes the Senate can balance a second impeachment trial of President Donald Trump with “other urgent business” as the coronavirus pandemic rages. In a statement Wednesday evening, Biden did not take a position on whether the Senate should convict Trump after a bipartisan House vote that charged the outgoing president with inciting the violent insurrection on the U.S. Capitol last week as Congress convened to certify Biden’s presidential election. Biden blamed Trump for the “armed insurrection” by his supporters. The president-elect called it “an unprecedented assault on our democracy . unlike anything we have witnessed in the 244-year history of our nation.”

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