Bonnie Watson Coleman
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Bonnie Watson Coleman is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for New Jersey's 12th congressional district since 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and civil rights during her tenure in Congress. Coleman is known for her advocacy on social justice and her efforts to address the needs of her constituents in New Jersey. She has been an outspoken critic of various policies and actions from the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of integrity in leadership.
I also urge the administration to prioritize the report on domestic terrorism required by the Domestic and International Terrorism DATA Act, which is now 7 months past due.
What explains this surge in hate? What role has Presidential rhetoric played in fostering it over the last 4 years?
You know what I find the common thread was that brought them together? The former President of the United States, Donald Trump.
During a time in which 'both sides-ism' runs rampant through our politics, I implore Members of this committee to follow the threats wherever they may lead.
The issue here was the inability or the unwillingness to act on the intelligence.
This disparity in justice at all levels sickens me. This latest manifestation of this White Supremacy, this White privilege, has just got to stop.
We must do the job our constituents sent us here to do by being honest about the challenges facing our country from violent extremism.
We were closeted in various places and perhaps we were safe or maybe not so much, depending upon what happened to us with COVID, but we knew that this was serious.
I agree that rhetoric is bad. I agree that inflaming incitement happened on that day in the Ellipse.
the common thread there was Donald Trump and he needs to be held accountable.
I am hopeful that the Biden administration will work to do a better job of confronting this threat, which has been allowed to fester and even encouraged in recent years.
That is why I co-sponsored legislation championed by Ranking Member Davis on the House Administration Committee to establish a National Commission on the Domestic Terrorist Attack upon the U.S. Capitol.
A hard head causes you to have a soft bottom. So, they're going to get their comeuppance, and they're going to have to follow the orders and the rules.
They still insisted upon voting against these two states, in particular, the electoral votes. It made no sense. It wasn't going to change the outcome.
I'm angry at the way my colleagues didn't give a hoot about our safety and security and how they acted with such arrogance and stupidity by not putting their mask on.
Let us hope that at least some of those members who've been so arrogant and defiant, to the Speaker, to the House, to their members, let's hope that they either have their come to Jesus, or that they are voted out of office.
They have to know what the scientists have been saying. It's not anything that's new and novel, and the arrogance and the stupidity combined with their sort of undying loyalty to a president who has led us in this direction, just really…
I am angry that after I spent months carefully isolating myself, a single chaotic day likely got me sick. I am angry that several of our nation's leaders were unwilling to deal with the small annoyance of a mask for a few hours. I am angry…
I, honest to God, believe that we need to know the results of the election as quickly as possible to avoid any of the sort-of continued illegal activities on the part of this administration to impact the outcome or to suppress the…





