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JUST IN: Democrat Representative Jamaal Bowman has no clue why him pulling the fire alarm is getting so much attention, says he was just in a rush to vote. Have any of you ever accidentally pulled a fire alarm thinking it opened a door? “I was literally just in...

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Juanita Broaddrickvor 2 Jahren

@RNCResearch And you know what’s disgraceful? Probably nothing will happen to him. Hope I’m wrong.

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Collin Ruggvor 2 Jahren

@RNCResearch Nothing will happen. They will say he was "confused" and didn't know what he was doing. Every. Single. Time.

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Derrick Shieldsvor 2 Jahren

@RNCResearch Obviously this happens from time to time. Just last night, I went to get my food out of the microwave, but I accidentally ran over and pulled the fire alarm so the microwave would stop beeping.

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Collin Ruggvor 2 Jahren

@iDerrickShields @RNCResearch Interesting! I accidentally pulled the fire alarm when I was trying to open the refrigerator.

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J Hansvor 2 Jahren

@RNCResearch

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JD Sharpvor 2 Jahren

@RNCResearch Obstructed an official proceeding. Felony. 20 years. That’s justice.

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ULTRA MAGA FORCE 🇺🇸🇺🇸vor 2 Jahren

@RNCResearch Insurrectionist

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Steven Chellvor 2 Jahren

I've never pulled a fire alarm in my life. I was a cop (now Retired) and I arrested plenty of people who did it to cause a false public alarm. This guy was a middle school principal. He knows kids get suspended/expelled from schools for pulling fire alarm to dodge a test. Arrest this guy. He tried to enact an insurrection and disrupt congress taking a vote

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Kasia Z. Zasada 🇺🇸🇵🇱vor 2 Jahren

@RNCResearch He is a former principal. Schools have fire drills. Fire safety is a big thing. He knew exactly what he was doing and what it would cause. He just forgot to check and make sure there weren't any cameras

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Donna Marievor 2 Jahren

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