Rep. Mike Lawler says he had run-in with 'antisemitic' protesters in nation's capital
Rep. Mike Lawler says Capitol police responded during the incident.
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Feb 16, 2024, 3:35 AM
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Updated 72 days ago
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7ds agoRep. Mike Lawler says he had a run-in with what he calls "antisemitic" protesters on Thursday in the nation's capital.
In a post on X, Lawler said "protestors attempted to physically force themselves" into his office.
He says Capitol police responded during the incident.
