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The Cannon House Office building & the U.S. Capitol are not the same building.
If there was a plan was to delay voting (which takes place in the Capitol)— pulling a fire alarm in Cannon would in no way impede that.
This dumb conspiracy makes no sense.
The Cannon House Office building & the U.S. Capitol are not the same building.
If there was a plan was to delay voting (which takes place in the Capitol)— pulling a fire alarm in Cannon would in no way impede that.
This dumb conspiracy makes no sense.
https://twitter.com/olivia_beavers/status/1708181356268663219
@eastbank_dc Lol there is no staffer in the security footage pic. Sometimes members genuinely get lost w/out staff. Maybe it was just easier to go the above-ground route 🤣
To be abundantly clear—this means pulling the alarm *could not have been part of a plan to delay voting*
Everyone who works on the Hill & specifically those who work in the Capitol (like all members of Congress do) knows this.
Everyone who works on the Hill & specifically those who work in the Capitol (like all members of Congress do) knows this.
I work in Rayburn & go to the Capitol most days. It’s easy to get lost in the tunnels to (even if you’ve done it a bajillion times).
It’s often faster to just go outside & walk over.
During irregular hours, doors are often closed & getting out is confusing.
It’s often faster to just go outside & walk over.
During irregular hours, doors are often closed & getting out is confusing.
During odd hours you often come to an exit you normally use during the week/ daytime & it’s closed. Then you feel trapped & frustrated you can’t get out.
Have I ever pulled a fire alarm as a result? No. 🤣
But, I honestly can see how that could get confusing in a rush.
Have I ever pulled a fire alarm as a result? No. 🤣
But, I honestly can see how that could get confusing in a rush.
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