Storming Of The Capitol Building

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(02-04-2021, 05:37 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: No.  Someone entered her office and told her to run and hide, probably because she didn't know what was going on (probably at the very start), but the woman two doors down, said that insurrectionists never stormed their hallway.

IN FACT, AOC contradicts herself in a clear lie!

I'll try one more time. Bonilla Chavez told her to run and hide, that is true. At this point she was hiding back in her office, someone then came and banged on her door, this person said "where is she". At this point, though everyone in the country knew what was going on as the shelter in place order came in before the capitol was ever breached and it has also been noted that they were getting alerts to their phones throughout the ordeal.

This person unbeknownst to her was a Capitol Police Officer who did not announce themselves. In the context of what people are saying she is lying about, she never claimed they were rioters, she said she was scared which makes sense because of the moment she was in. You keep referencing the person two doors down, that person HAS STATED SHE ALSO WAS SCARED. While she is now going after AOC, the day after this occurred she talked about being scared and breaking down and crying. Why was she crying and scared if no one was in danger?

Let me close this out by once again saying, AOC NEVER CLAIMED THE RIOTERS WERE IN THE HALLWAY. You are arguing she said something that if you actually read her quotes she never said. The articles you are referencing doesn't even give her whole quote, especially where she explains the part with the officer and essentially how it added to the situation, they simply run with the "she lied" angle which is false.