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Ex-Marine forcibly removed from hearing vows to continue Senate campaign

The ex-Marine who was forcibly removed by police from a congressional hearing for protesting Wednesday said the incident made him “only more determined” to continue his candidacy for the U.S. Senate.

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Marine Veteran Brian McGinnis Removed From Senate Hearing After Protest Over US Policy Toward Israel

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Marine veteran protesting Iran war breaks arm as Sen Tim Sheehy helps remove him

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US Marine veteran gets arm broken as he protests in Congress

The arm of a protester was broken as security officers tried to remove him for interrupting a meeting at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday (March 4).

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Marine Veteran Breaks Arm In Capitol Confrontation With Navy SEAL Veteran Sen. Tim Sheehy

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Montana Senator Joins Capitol Police in Forcefully Removing Anti-War Protester

North Carolina Senate candidate ejected from Senate hearing in anti-war protest

Brian McGinnis, a U.S. Marine veteran and North Carolina Senate candidate, protested while dressed in uniform at the testimony of several U.S. generals.

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Who is Brian McGinnis? Protestor in Tim Sheehy Senate altercation

McGinnis faces three counts of assaulting a police officer and three counts of resisting arrest and unlawful demonstration

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Noem preps to battle House Dems after bipartisan bashing in Senate over dogs, ICE

Kristi Noem faces House Democrats in heated Capitol Hill hearing after bipartisan Senate clash over ICE operations and immigration enforcement policies.

Wisconsin Watch

Without a dedicated election committee, Wisconsin Senate lags on election policy

Of the 19 election bills that Votebeat has tracked this legislative session, 18 have gotten at least a public hearing in the Assembly, compared with nine in the Senate.

Kristi Noem faces House grilling over DHS killings; Texas Senate GOP primary heads to runoff

In her second Hill appearance this week, the homeland security secretary was again asked about her response to the killings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis.