WaPo accused of publishing Antifa lies
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) on Tuesday morning slammed the Washington Post for “printing outright lies from the Antifa group,” a day after Antifa activists came to his suburban home in Virginia.
He tweeted:
.@washingtonpost this morning printing outright lies from the Antifa group who now describe themselves as sweet angels. BS. You screamed through bullhorns, shouted down my wife when she asked you to leave, vandalized property, pounded on our door, and terrorized neighbors [and] didn’t have the guts to do it in daylight, but only under cover of darkness so you could hide. You’re scum. And we won’t be intimidated.
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As reported earlier by Breitbart News, a group of activists with ShutDown DC went to Hawley’s home Monday evening while his wife and newborn child were home alone, shouting over bullhorns, and demanding Hawley drop his objection to the electoral college vote on January 6. The group live-streamed their protest at Hawley’s home.
At one point, a neighbor can be seen walking up to the group and asking, “Why are you disturbing our neighborhood and scaring our kids?” Another man is seen walking up and pulling the neighbor away.
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It is not uncommon for the media to make excuses for the Democrats' Antifa wing. Antifa is the modern-day equivalent of the KKK seeking to intimidate political opponents with violence.
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