Biden official gets into yelling match with Republican over ‘two spirit’ safe spaces

You. Josh Hawley, R-Mo. And a match shouting among an old biden administrative official felt the need for “two souls” safe areas to fight arms in a Senate Judicial Committee.

Hawley challenged Gregory Jackson JR.

Hawley was grilled on a CJAF report published while managing the group, “to reduce the violence of arms of policy-makers’ police without policing”, “defending the police” and instead “Lesbian invests in programs that accept the need for safe space for Lesbian, gay, gay, poous-nonconing”.

“What are two souls?” Hawley asked.

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“Well, I don’t know exactly.” He said.

“If you look at the report, the focus is to invest in violence intervention, social assistance workers, and victims’ services.”

He said: “You say that we should not invest in the police, but we should invest in two spirit community programs that accept two spirit individuals. What is this?” Hawley retreated. “I just want to know. I don’t know what this is. I have no idea what this is.”

After repeating the question, Jackson confessed, “I am not fully aware of the language,” but “I feel looking at an individual with a two -faced individual because you are talking about reducing violence, and you are also talking against violence reduction programs.”

“Oh sir, you look at someone who reads your own words, and I want to hear an answer,” Hawley replied.

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Senator Josh Hawley, R-Mo., During the hearing. (Bill Clark/CQ-Rluk Call, through Inc Getty Images)

“Here’s the answer,” he continued. “The answer is that you don’t have any solution. You want to invest in Gobbledygook and get money from the police officers who keep our community really safe, and when you call in the registration, you deny it.

Jackson, who raised his voice seriously injured in a Washington, DC, fired in 2013, “As a man who was shot and killed, I blame you that you think it has not focused on reducing the violence of the last 13 years.”

Hawley, “I do not answer my questions, deny your own words, and this committee deviates from the road. And frankly, your policies are ridiculous, ridiculous.”

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Senator Chuck Grassley, R-Yowa, “I do not think we do not find a place,” he hit the tolerance. (Drew angerer/getty Images)

After this stock exchange, Judicial President Chuck Grassley, R-Yowa, “I do not think we find any place,” he hit the tolerance.

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“Oh, I think we have come a long way, Senator,” Hawley replied.