A public meeting, symbol of tensions that crystallize in the United States. During a “town hall” of the Republican deputy, Marjorie Taylor Greene, this Tuesday, April 15 in the Atlanta suburbs in Georgia, the police violently expel several people from the room for having expressed their opposition.
According to the Acworth Police Service, a city where this meeting was opened to its population, whatever their political orientation, three people were arrested. Two of them were neutralized using a taser gun. Six other people were also expelled. All under the applause of the Assembly.
“The demonstration is outside … Have fun outside!” The elected Republican said, a fervent supporter of Donald Trump.
“This is a City Council, it is not a political meeting, it is not a demonstration,” said the head of a subcommittee of the Government Effectiveness (Doge). “If you want to shout and sing, we will expel you how this man has been expelled. We will not tolerate it.”
“Bye bye!” Marjorie Taylor Greene exclaimed, in favor of conspiratory theories according to Parisian, when the police escorted the protesters outside the room.
One hundred people gathered at the same time on the street to oppose the elected Trumpist and the 47th President of the United States. “It’s not my president!” Or “Marjorie Troo Durne Greene”.
“An imminent threat”
Some people have been hunted from the room to deal with the Republican deputy for “terrorist” or have launched other oaths, according to NPR Radio. When Mike, a Democratic voter tells Franceinfo that he was expelled after opposing Georgia’s elected officials.
“She began by saying that the Democrats were the Violence Party. This is where I got up and said: ‘False, that’s wrong!’ She replied: “So you can leave,” he says.
Before adding: “An officer came and escort me, I did not resist. At the entrance, they warned us that we could not ask questions. Therefore, it was not a public meeting, it was a political meeting.”
According to local media, the Georgia recorder, journalists were not allowed to ask questions at the meeting and Marjorie Taylor Greene only answered pre -elected and read questions before the assembly.
According to the Acworth Police Service, before the event, the online messages suggested “the possibility of disruptive behavior.”
“As soon as the deputy began his presentation, several members of the attendance began to interrupt public order and created an imminent threat to the security of all present,” said the police.
They ensure that their officers were “threatened”, they had to face the “physical opposition” and “were injured during the process.”
Marjorie Taylor Greene later accused the Democrats of being behind these disturbances. “I am not intimidated by the Democrats who tried to close my town hall tonight,” he wrote in X asking to treat this “type of business” in the voting cabin. “
The elected official suspected of “start offense”
The figure of the Maga Movement (Make America Great Again) is remarkably accused of having “unfairly benefited from the operations of the stock market when Trump returned to the customs tasks imposed on many countries”, on April 9, reports the British daily times.
In an official statement, imposed on any parliamentarian that issues a stock market operation, indicates that he had bought between $ 21,000 and $ 315,000 in large companies, such as Apple, Amazon or the Pharmaceutical Giant Merck. And this, just before Donald Trump’s change on customs tasks bounced in financial markets.
Therefore, the democratic opposition suspects it “to initiate crime”, either to have served as its privileged position and information in its power to generate profits or avoid losses. An investigation of the American financial market, the Bag and Securities Commission (SEC) was requested.
Several meetings of chosen Republicans, but also Democrats, have interrupted in recent days. Many Americans are frustrated that their local elected officials do not oppose the Trump administration.
Source: BFM TV
