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Rep. Cori Bush: Cops for Me, But Not for Thee

“Cori Bush wants to defund police while demanding that she continue her own private security detail,” Buck said incredulously while describing the hypocrisies he and Clay would dissect today.

Clay gave the Democrat representative from Missouri credit for one thing: consistent lunacy.

“There are still lots of people out there in the Democratic Party who want to pretend that they never called for defunding the police. A lot of them have backed away from it, but one who is still making illogical, absurd, and ridiculous arguments is Cori Bush.”

How can Bush – who famously condemned America in her July Fourth tweets — call for defunding police, Buck argued, when she has private security for her own multimillion dollar home? Clay said at least “looney bin” Bush is consistent since almost all her peers have backed away from the issue that insults their constituents.

Watch Bush’s new public shrieks about defunding here:

 

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