Woman Arrested for Trying to Run GOP Congressman’s Car Off Road Because of Health Care Vote

[rangerrebew]

 Woman Arrested for Trying to Run GOP Congressman’s Car Off Road Because of Health Care Vote
Posted By Jack Heretik On May 12, 2017 @ 3:52 pm In Politics | No Comments

Rep. David Kustoff (R., Tenn.) was allegedly almost run off a road by a woman who was mad at him for his vote to repeal Obamacare.

Wendi L. Wright, 35, has been arrested for Monday's incident in Weakley County, Tenn., BuzzFeed News reports. She was charged with felony reckless endangerment. Wright posted a $1,000 bond, was released, and will have to appear in court next week for her arraignment.


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URL to article: http://freebeacon.com/politics/woman-arrested-trying-run-gop-congressmans-car-off-road-health-care-vote/

[Restored]

Driven to violence by the reckless anti-Republican media.

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

The ugly face of liberal lunacy:

[skeeter]

Since I've never heard of this kind of increasingly violent reaction to any legislation in the past I'll assume its all set up by the democrats and their stooges.

[catfish1957]

Premeditated assassination attempt of an elected official?

Bitch is frowning because her lawyer probably told her that she just lost the last day of freedom of her life after conviction.

$1000 bond?  Must be a dim judge.  I hope feds intervene, and elevate charge status.

[mystery-ak]

News
May 12 2017, 4:09 pm ET
Woman Attempts to Drive GOP Congressman Off Road Over Health Care Vote: Cops

by Phil McCausland

A Tennessee woman, furious over a congressman's vote in support of the Republican health care bill, allegedly followed the lawmaker and then screamed at him and attacked his vehicle when he stopped driving, police said.

Wendi Wright, a 35-year-old resident of Obion County, was charged with felony reckless endangerment after she purportedly tailed a car that Rep. David Kustoff, a Republican, and his aide Marianne Dunavant had taken from a town hall event Monday at the University of Tennessee at Martin.

She was allegedly outraged over Kustoff's vote in support of the American Health Care Act.

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http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/woman-attempts-drive-gop-congressman-road-over-health-care-vote-n758826

[Cyber Liberty]

So...how does she get caught?  FTA:

Law enforcement later tracked down Wright because she posted a detailed Facebook account of the incident.

 

[mystery-ak]

So...how does she get caught?  FTA:

 

Stupid and dangerous

[Cyber Liberty]

Stupid and dangerous

People seem to fly off the handle so easily these days.  Or are we just hearing about it more?

[mountaineer]

Stupid and dangerous

... and insane and idiotic and extremely annoying.

[Hondo69]

Hate crimes will land you in the big house.

Hope she likes girls.

[Wingnut]

Hate crimes will land you in the big house.

Hope she likes girls.

Did you see it's mug shot.  That's a bulldyke baby!

[Mod1]

Two threads on the same subject have been merged.

[Hondo69]

Did you see it's mug shot.  That's a bulldyke baby!

She'll be running the entire C Wing within a month after being fitted for an orange jump suit.

[berdie]

People seem to fly off the handle so easily these days.  Or are we just hearing about it more?

I wonder that myself. But truthfully,,,I think people are just mad and their "stop" buttons are missing.

[Smokin Joe]

I wonder that myself. But truthfully,,,I think people are just mad and their "stop" buttons are missing.

When cussing wasn't acceptable, people had a clear place to stop. When the rhetoric went overboard, people still had to stop short of physical violence, but now, bustin' a cap in some M*********er because you 'got dissed' seems to be expected. It is a common enough thing in a lot of the rap 'music' I have heard.

But then, I read somewhere that children who lack the ability to communicate will 'act out' their anger. We need better English teachers or something...

[Sanguine]

When cussing wasn't acceptable, people had a clear place to stop. When the rhetoric went overboard, people still had to stop short of physical violence, but now, bustin' a cap in some M*********er because you 'got dissed' seems to be expected. It is a common enough thing in a lot of the rap 'music' I have heard.

But then, I read somewhere that children who lack the ability to communicate will 'act out' their anger. We need better English teachers or something...

That's a really interesting point.

[berdie]

When cussing wasn't acceptable, people had a clear place to stop. When the rhetoric went overboard, people still had to stop short of physical violence, but now, bustin' a cap in some M*********er because you 'got dissed' seems to be expected. It is a common enough thing in a lot of the rap 'music' I have heard.

But then, I read somewhere that children who lack the ability to communicate will 'act out' their anger. We need better English teachers or something...

That's a good point. I think communication skills may have been lost with the advent of twitter (or whatever the kids use these days) and the internet.

[Smokin Joe]

That's a good point. I think communication skills may have been lost with the advent of twitter (or whatever the kids use these days) and the internet.

Snapchat, facebook, twitter, and other 'digital' communications (gang sign, the 'finger', etc...)

[rangerrebew]

Judging by the picture, I would say her beauty consultant is Rosie O'Donnell.