Just how much of Sen. Hawley’s misconduct is directly tied to his interest in collecting more money? - Madddowblog
Over the last week or so, Sen. Josh Hawley has received quite a bit of attention, in large part because of the footage aired during last week’s Jan. 6 committee hearing. For the first time, the public saw the Missouri Republicanduring the attack on the Capitol, fleeing the same radicals for whom he’d previously signaled support.
But that wasn’t the only relevant revelation. During last week’s hearing we also learned that, according to a Capitol police officer who served on Jan. 6, when Hawley raised his fist in solidarity with the radicals, it had the effect of helping fuel the crowd of rioters., it bothered the Capitol officer"greatly" because the senator “was doing it in a safe space, protected by the officers and the barriers.
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