Jim Bratten
Traveling to an appointment in Virginia last week, Attorney General Bill Barr saw people standing outside a police precinct building, showing support for their local police by signs and flags held aloft in appreciation.
Barr asked his FBI detail, “Can we make a quick U-turn? I want to jump out and thank those people.” So Barr did just that. He left the car without a mask and bumped elbows with the crowd, chatting with them and thanking them for their support of law enforcement. He even tried to shake a few hands, took questions and posed for photos with those who asked.
Hoosier Patriots, Inc. is an educational and organizational non-profit for restoration, preservation and defense of the Constitution. We provide conservative commentary on public policy and government action across a variety of issues concerning the well-being of the republic. For more information go to www.vc-tpp.org or subscribe to the newsletter at hpnw.jimb@gmail.com.
