January 1, WATCH: Rep. Jamaal Bowman’s Alarming Tactics Revealed in New Footage

Footage from Saturday, September 30 is revealing the extent of New York’s Rep. Jamaal Bowman’s underhanded tactics in Congress.

Initially claiming an accidental touch, this progressive Squad member pulled a fire alarm deliberately, intending to halt the progression of a crucial 45-day stop-gap spending bill.

Bowman’s feeble attempt at innocence was further exposed on Thursday when new surveillance footage unveiled the whole truth.

In this video, the congressman is seen deliberately approaching the entrance doors of the Cannon office building, removing emergency signs, and then cunningly activating the fire alarm.

New footage reveals Rep. Jamaal Bowman removing warning signs before pulling the fire alarm in Capitol

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His earlier claims of merely trying to use the doors to exit the building? Clearly refuted by the undeniable evidence of the footage.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman says he wasn’t “trying to disrupt any official government proceeding” after pulling fire alarm in Capitol

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Although Bowman did admit guilt to the charges, his sentence was a mere slap on the wrist.

“Bowman will deliver an apology to Capitol Police and pay a $1,000 fine, under a deal with prosecutors. In return, the charge is expected to be dismissed in three months,” Roll Call detailed.

The treatment meted out to Bowman has raised eyebrows in the Capitol.

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, pushed out by a coalition spearheaded by Matt Gaetz alongside the entire Democratic caucus, contrasted the lenient treatment of Bowman with how others might be treated.

“We’ve watched how people have been treated if they’ve done something wrong in this Capitol. It would be interesting to see how he is treated,” McCarthy remarked.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reacts to Bowman pulling fire alarm:

“We’ve watched how people have been treated if they’ve done something wrong in this Capitol. It would be interesting to see how he is treated.”pic.twitter.com/byaEd0HIDs

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) September 30, 2023

As it stands, Bowman’s misdemeanor charge, followed by a guilty plea, results in a modest fine and no other repercussions—even after causing the evacuation of the House.

The rules seem to differ depending on who’s playing the game.

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