Michael BuschI am reminded again to tell my members of Congress to #ImpeachMullin and #ImpeachVance.
And also how JD Vance is so racist that he wants to bring back lines from the Plantation of Ulster.
#CloseTheCamps and #AbolishICE.
And #ImpeachMullin too.
Senator Andy Kim @kim.senate.gov
2026 May 26
What I saw at Delaney Hall reinforced what we already know: we can't continue to write a blank check to ICE while their violence and lawlessness continue.
https://bsky.app/profile/kim.senate.gov/post/3mmsfeye4ak2y
Tell your Senators how unacceptable this is, United States.
And tell your Representative to #ImpeachMullin the moment he commits another offense to add to his history of threats, defamation, fraud, and perjury.
QT Burgess Everett @burgessev.bsky.social
2026 March 22
Senate advances Sen. Markwayne Mullin to be DHS Secretary, 54-37
Heinrich and Fetterman voted yes on Dem side
https://bsky.app/profile/burgessev.bsky.social/post/3mho4qo7oy22z
James M Branum - יעקב מתתיהו ☮The Oklahoman gives several even more disturbing details about US Senator Markwayne Mullin's violent remarks.
Excerpt #1: Mullin recorded the video from the flight of stairs where he says the shooting occurred. He says stains from the former lawmaker’s blood can still be seen on the stone steps.
After Mullin makes his statement about reporters, the person recording him zooms in to show the blood-stained stairs, and then the video ends. By noon Sunday, the video had been viewed more than 26,000 times, attracting more than 2,100 “likes.”
Excerpt #2: Mullin has drawn attention in the past for invoking violence during his time as a senator. In 2023, he challenged Teamsters leader Sean O'Brien to a fight and stood from his chair during a Senate hearing. He later defended his actions during an interview on Fox News.
It is shameful that US Senator Markwayne Mullin represents #Oklahoma. He should be impeached and removed from office for even "joking" about the use of physical violence against reporters.
Excerpt: WASHINGTON — Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., suggested on X this weekend that journalists would write "less false stories" if violence were still used to handle disputes.
In the video, posted early Saturday, Mullin is in the Capitol and recounts how a reporter shot and killed Rep. William Taulbee there in 1890 a year after the Taulbee left office.
"There's a lot we can say about reporters of the stories they write, but I bet they would write a lot less false stories — as President Trump says, 'fake news' — if we could still handle our differences that way," Mullin says.
