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Representative Jones and Representative Johnson have been very vocal about January 6th in Washington, D.C., about what that was. And what they did today was equivalent, at least equivalent, maybe worse,

depending on how you look at it, of doing an interaction in the Capitol.

Republicans are frustrated.

Their cult leader was arraigned this week in a Manhattan

courtroom, and there wasn't a goddamn thing that they could do about it. Well, not in New York

anyway. So they took a stand in Tennessee, hoping to show the libs who's boss. And instead,

they bird the next generation of civil rights leaders right before our eyes.

Meet the Tennessee 3.

The world saw what happened yesterday.

Two young African American brothers unfairly prosecuted, but they handled themselves like true

champions.

It's a horrific indictment on the Tennessee GOP and they ought to be ashamed of themselves.

It looked like a Jim Crow era trial. Two black men fighting for their careers, fighting for

the reputations. It was a shame to see some of the smirks that some of our colleagues on the other

side of the out had as they saw our tears. This is the greatest miscarriage of justice on this floor

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