Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Tuesday joined protestors outside the White House after voicing outrage over law enforcement’s decision to fire pepper balls …
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Tuesday joined protestors outside the White House after voicing outrage over law enforcement’s decision to fire pepper balls and smoke canisters on crowds demonstrating in Lafayette Square in response to the death of George Floyd.
Warren was seen walking through crowds with her husband, Bruce Mann, and her dog, Bailey. She briefly paused after a protestor asked her why President Trump had the military positioned there.
« Because he’s wrong, » said Warren, who was wearing mask. « He is imposing violence on our people. People are here to protest peacefully. »
The senator’s appearance at the protest came as demonstrations continued throughout the U.
