US EditionBennie Thompson staffer's Facebook page posts 'don't miss next time' after Trump shooting
- Jacqueline Marsaw, a staff member of Bennie Thompson, made a controversial post on Facebook referencing shooting, followed by a disclaimer against violence.
- The Mississippi Republican Party urged Thompson to fire Marsaw due to the perceived condoning of violence against President Donald Trump.
- Marsaw's post on Facebook evoked controversy, leading to calls for her removal and references made by Donald Trump Jr. To Thompson's bill.
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Dem staffer axed after saying Trump gunman should have taken ‘shooting lessons so you don’t miss next time’
Jacqueline Marsaw, who worked as a field director of Rep. Bennie Thompson, wrote three inflammatory Facebook posts in the wake of the attempt on Trump's life.
·New York, United States
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Conservative Daily NewsHouse Dem Staffer Fired After Posting ‘Don’t Miss Next Time’ Following Trump Assassination Attempt
Rep. Bennie Thompson staffer Jacqueline Marshaw has been fired over a post appearing to support attempted Trump assassination.
·Washington, United States
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Dem Congressman Who Authored Bill to Strip Trump's Secret Service Protection Gets Destroyed on X After Offering 'Condolences' - Staffer Tweets "Don't Miss Next Time" in Response to Assassination Attempt
As The Gateway Pundit reported, President Trump was nearly assassinated last night during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, by a 20-year-old Democrat donor named Thomas Matthew Crooks.
·United States
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Dem congressman says staff member no longer employed for ‘don’t miss next time’ post after Trump shooting
A staffer of Rep. Bennie Thompson was fired for allegedly posting "don't miss next time" after an apparent assassination attempt on former President Trump.
·New York, United States
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