Deranged woman doesn't have the balls to stand by her statement of “principle”

Nebraska state senator caught on video removing Founders' portraits defends actions

The fact is, she didn’t defend her actions, she ran away from them:

A Nebraska state senator caught on video removing portraits of America’s Founders from a hallway in the state Capitol is defending her actions.

Democratic State Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh was shown on Capitol security footage taking down portraits from an exhibit celebrating the 250th anniversary of America’s founding. The exhibit was provided by conservative nonprofit PragerU and included images of signers of the Declaration of Independence and prominent women in American history, according to Gov. Jim Pillen, who criticized the lawmaker’s actions.

"Celebrating America during our 250th year should be a moment of unity and patriotism, not divisiveness and destructive partisanship," Pillen wrote in a post on X. "I am disappointed in this shameful and selfish bad example."

Cavanaugh told KETV7 Omaha that she removed the portraits because she believed they violated the rules and regulations of the State Capitol and did not believe they had been approved. She cited Rule 4.07, which limits displays to the first-floor rotunda for a one-week period in most cases and prohibits leafleting within the state Capitol or on its grounds.

Forgive me, Father, for I know not what I did

"I don’t even know what the pictures were. I wasn’t really paying attention as I was taking them down. I just took them down," Cavanaugh said, denying her actions were political.

If you want to take a stand, do so and stand by it; don’t sneak around, and when caught, deny what you’ve done or what you meant. Here’s the lady from a few years ago, showing her ability to do just that — and also exposing her mental frailty, but that’s another matter.

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