Democrat’s viral outburst triggers mixed reaction reactions on Capitol Hill

Legislators in the parliament gave from the two sides of the corridor strong reactions shortly after senator Alex Badilla, the Evalie of California, the viral spray that I directed from a press conference of the Ministry of Internal Security in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The minority leader in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez from New York, and actors, Alexandria Okasio Cortez from New York, and Anna Polina Luna from Florida and Jim Jordan from Ohio, spoke to Fox News Digit after Badilla was taken from the session.

“This was crazy,” said Okasio Cortez, DN.Y. ,.

“It is a disgusting situation,” Jeffrez said.

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Many Democrats condemned how the secret service commissioned Padilla and removed it from the room during the event, as some call for Nayyem’s resignation. The matter ended in Badilla and the National Security Ministry, Christie sleep, to hold a meeting after that, which Padilla’s office described as “civil”, and described as “friendly” despite the strong differences between the two.

Luna, a Republican in Florida, said the viral accident is talking about a larger optical issue with men in the Democratic Party.

“I think optics are very bad for Democratic men as a whole,” said Luna.

“I mean that he was close to it strongly. She saw security as a threat. I know after the truth, it was actually creamy enough after he withdrew it to talk a little and then exchange the numbers. But the truth is that he is a member of the Senate sitting, and that he behaves like women.

The conservatives erupted after sending a “anger” to the Senate member from the D.

Senator Alex Padilla is temporarily detained after approaching a second. Nayyem platform at the press conference. (Bill Milogen/Fox News)

“I think he was trying to get Clickbait, but I don’t know how it grew up, but I grew up that you do not throw anger, and certainly do not deal with such women,” I continued.

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Jordan, a Republican in Ohio, asked the reason for the presence of Padilla in Los Angeles instead of Washington, DC, where the Senate was in the session on Thursday.

“Well, I mean, the first thing that comes to mind is, why does he not vote here? – Like, the Senate in the session. I held a press conference with members of the Senate,” he said.

“I know they are in the session, so why do he do it here? After that. Second, why don’t you just wait and do your press conference? Like, the press is present. The cameras are there.

Padilla hopes that people will feel “angry” because of his forced removal and detention

October 13: Representative Jim Jordan (R-OHIO) speaks to the correspondents while the Republic of Parliament holds a meeting in the Longworth House office on October 13, 2023, in Washington, DC, the Republicans continued to discuss their selection of speakers after needing to secure the number of votes. The full House of Representatives is expected to vote for a replacement for the former spokesman Kevin McAlith (R-Calif) after being expelled last week. (Photography from Win McNamee/Getty Images)

The FBI said that he was left after he knew himself correctly, because he was not wearing his security pin when Nayyim boycotted him while trying to ask a question during her statements. I remember Badilla his name and he was wearing a shirt he said to the US Senate.

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After the accident, he said: “If this is the way this administration responds to a member of the Senate with a question, you can only imagine what they do for agricultural workers, chefs, and the final workers throughout California and all over the country. We will carry this administration.”

Meanwhile, the Ministry of National Security criticized a “unlimited political theater.” The press conference focused on the anti -ice against Los Angeles, as federal immigration authorities continued to arrest illegal immigrants in the region.