Deputies Removed Trump Campaign Official from Philadelphia Election Office for 'Recording Video,' Be
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Deputies Removed Trump Campaign Official from Philadelphia Election Office for ‘Recording Video,’ Being ‘Irate’ and ‘Disruptive’
JERRY LAMBE
Oct 1st, 2020, 11:00 am
Philadelphia City Hall on Tuesday after he was allegedly seen recording video and taking pictures inside one of the voting booths. The official was described as being “disruptive” when he was asked to leave.
Politico reported Thursday that incident occurred just prior to Tuesday evening’s presidential debate, during which President Donald Trump directed his supporters to “go into the polls and watch very carefully.”
Per the report, James Fitzpatrick, the Pennsylvania director of Election Day operations for the Trump campaign, was escorted out of the City Hall offices by deputies of the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office. Election aides and officials from the sheriff’s office told the outlet that Fitzpatrick was seen “recording video on his cellphone” and became “disruptive and refused to leave when asked.”
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“He was taking pictures and photos while inside the booth, being irate,” said Lundy. “He was also being disruptive. … He wasn’t there to be a poll watcher because poll watcher certificates weren’t issued.”
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There ya go!!!! 
I had heard clips of the audio from their session yesterday on the radio when they were starting to discuss their suppression stuff in committee, and there was a showdown between one of the Philly reps - Malcolm Kenyatta and the GOP loon Committee chair, and Kenyatta went all Maxine Waters on the guy's ass.
The clip of the smackdown is the 2nd one on this page - https://www.radio.com/kywnewsradio/news/state/tempers-flare-over-gop-bill-to-oversee-pa-election-results
Kenyatta is not my State Rep. but wow.
Tempers flare over GOP legislation set to oversee election results in Pa.
By Jim Melwert
September 30, 2020 4:37 pm
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — Republicans in the Pennsylvania House say an oversight committee is necessary for the upcoming election because, they claim, the state Supreme Court’s recent decision has “injected chaos” into the process. But as they push through the legislation, confusion and raw emotions were on full display in Harrisburg on Wednesday.
Republican state Rep. Garth Everett, chair of the State Government Committee and the resolution’s prime sponsor, said the bill would create a committee of three Republicans and two Democrats — selected by the speaker of the House — to investigate and review the election in Pennsylvania. Everett said the committee would only review the election after it ended, but Philadelphia-based Democratic state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta said the resolution doesn’t make that clear.
“We heard the president say last night, ‘Bad things happen in Philadelphia,’ ” Kenyatta said of Tuesday night’s presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. “The reality is, bad things are happening in this committee. This is a bad bill that never should have been brought up.”
Members of the Philadelphia delegation questioned the language and timing of the legislation, as well as the structure of the committee. Kenyatta even accused Republicans on the committee of acting more like a “cult” than a committee. Contention between the two escalated to the point that Everett threatened to call security on Kenyatta.
https://www.radio.com/kywnewsradio/news/state/tempers-flare-over-gop-bill-to-oversee-pa-election-results
