Ron Johnson Joins Democrat Senator In Demanding 'Outside Individuals Or Groups' Stop 'Politicizing' Waukesha Terror Attack
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) joined Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) in demanding that “outside individuals or groups” not ” attempt to exploit the tragedy that occurred last Sunday in Waukesha for their own political purposes.” Police’s main suspect in the terror attack that left at least six people dead last week is a Black Lives Matter-supporting activist rapper.
“It has come to our attention that outside individuals or groups may attempt to exploit the tragedy that occurred last Sunday in Waukesha for their own political purposes,” the joint statement reads. “As the U.S. Senators representing Wisconsin, one from each political party, we are asking anyone considering such action to cease and desist.”
The statement continues, “We have full confidence in the local officials who responded with extraordinary professionalism, competence, integrity and compassion. They have many difficult duties to perform in the coming days, weeks, and months, and they should be afforded the respect and support they deserve to undertake their responsibilities without outside interference.”
Though it is unclear exactly who the senators are referring to in the statement, they have faced criticism for demanding an end to politicization of the crime while experts argue that the nature of the massacre was inherently political.
Darrell Brooks, the BLM-supporting rapper accused of driving his vehicle through a parade crows composed mostly of children and the elderly, has also admitted to child sex trafficking as reported by National File:
Black Lives Matter and black nationalism-supporting rapper Darrell “Mathboi Fly” Brooks, who has been charged with five counts of intentional homicide related to a vehicular mass murder in Winsconsin, admitted to child sex trafficking in a video from 2016 that was posted to social media.
“And then as soon as we fall out, all of a sudden I’m a pedophile now, let me explain that,” Brooks says in the footage. “Ten years ago, 2006, I caught a case with my oldest daughter’s momma, yes my baby momma. She’s from Oakland. I was bussin’ moves in Nevada.”
Advertisement - story continues belowBrooks continues, “I met the bitch, she say she wanna get down, so I’m pimpin’ on the bitch, I take her to Nevada. You know what I’m sayin’? I get cracked. You know what I’m sayin,’ I didn’t know the bitch was 16 at the time. She gave a statement to the police and told them, yeah she was hoein’ and that I was pimpin’ and, and uh that she was 16 and that I didn’t know that, mkay?”
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