I agree. I mean, if you look forward, how are we going to have a policy discussion based on facts? Where do we go from here?
Denver Riggleman
The Public Record
American businessman and politician from Virginia
I feel like I`m a facts based pariah. We`re radicals in the Republican Party. If you say that stop this deal was ridiculous, right? You know, Trump is the new establishment.
This is concerning. And I think we need to understand that this is not over.
Any pretense that these are people who are supporting law enforcement and believe in law enforcement, when push comes to shove... they were attacking law enforcement.
I think it's really a danger to our republic if we don't hold people accountable.
When you look at disinformation attack, it's a deliberate dissemination of information that's false or malicious.
These Senators aren't looking at what's right or wrong right now they're looking about whether they should be reelected.
That's a bizarre influencer. I've got to tell you, talking about space lasers and influencing, you've got a problem, and, you know, it's almost like she's a clickbait congresswoman.
If President Trump is to get off with no accountability, they're going to believe that those conspiracy theories are true.
I would say, listen to facts. It's really difficult for me to even understand how we're allowing conspiracy theories to run this disinformation gambit against our own colleagues.
I think some of them think we have to say that this election was fraudulent. We have to go along with President Trump based on the fundraising.
I just can't seem to get people to understand that this is the language of radicalization.
A grift is a grift. And people are making a lot of money I'll push in this nonsense and that's something that we have to get in front of.
This election was incredibly secure. And I think we have to get out of this, looking at these bizarre type of articles coming out on the net and the conspiracy theories associated with them. And it's really ludicrous.
One of the reasons that I ran for Congress, specifically, was government overreach into my own businesses
I have to support my good friend from Wisconsin as we go forward. I am also in a very small business type of atmosphere in Virginia. I own a small business, a distillery, and for us, small businesses are one of the most important things we…
As a new Member of Congress, I can already see... that the debate about your agency is not about the Bureau's mission or objectives, but about a power grab that is dictated by the political seesaw of what party is in the Majority.





