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Here's What the Shooter Once Posted About Scalise on Facebook

Here's What the Shooter Once Posted About Scalise on Facebook

Facebook was quick to deactivate the profile of James Hodgkinson, the man who opened fire on Republican lawmakers Wednesday morning during a congressional baseball practice, but not before a reporter found at least one post directly related to Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who was critically injured in the attack.

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As Christine reported, Hodgkinson, a supporter of Sen. Bernie Sanders and Democratic socialism, had also posted about President Trump before, labeling him a “traitor” who “destroyed our democracy.”

On occasion, the shooter also used Twitter to post political messages in support of Sanders and against Trump.

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