He was either complicit with the deep state plotters, willfully ignorant of their plotting, or a dunce who was bamboozled.

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He was either complicit with the deep state plotters, willfully ignorant of their plotting, or a dunce who was bamboozled.
Protesters in Bethesda attend a woke sermon to cry about their white guilt. Note that not a single one of them is social distancing. Two weeks ago, the media would've called them terrorists. https://t.co/rOJCsmPs9v
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 2, 2020
Hopelessly lost, sick individuals
The entire narrative the media glommed onto in lockstep was that Trump was a monster who tear-gassed peaceful protesters to do something meaningless. None of that was true.
Roger Goodell Insists Martin Luther King Jr. Would Have Wanted 17-Game Football Season In Front Of Full Stadiums https://t.co/JdMZ1EAYME pic.twitter.com/79nSk9glyM
— The Onion (@TheOnion) June 2, 2020
Priorities.
Sounds like AOC got sidetracked somewhere between taking action and getting off the couch.
What about the civil rights, property rights, and protection from violence for the law abiding citizens of Minneapolis.
There is a time for investigation of practices and policies of the local police, now is not that time.
Related:
Heart Wrenching: Minneapolis Woman Details How Rioters Have Completely Destroyed Her Life
Ralph Northam:
“…I think from my perspective, people are angry. They’re mad, and I guess an analogy if it’s OK that I would use as a physician who has been with families when they’ve lost their children. A lot of times well intended folks will come up and say ‘I understand what you’re going through, I feel your pain.’ Well, no you don’t. Because you’ve never walked in their shoes, you’ve never experienced what they’ve experiencing. And so perhaps I’m not the best one not talk about the pain that people are feeling…
“I think we need to step back from the big picture, from the protesters, and certainly encourage them to be peaceful but I think the bigger challenge, the bigger message for people who look like me is to ask ourselves why? Why are they feeling this pain? And to listen, and when we listen, we learn, and then if our hearts are in the right place, as Del. McQuinn said, we can sit down at the table and in a civil manner move forward and take action to make our society better for our young folks and everybody that’s else in the world with us…
“I think it’s fair to say that there are individuals out there who are exploiting the situation that we’re in. And for that, we regret that and ask them to take their energy and interest elsewhere…”
God bless these officers and their families