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Republicans Mistake Cori Bush For Breonna Taylor
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November 16, 2020
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8:04Now PlayingRepublicans confuse Rep. Cori Bush for Breonna Taylor even after months of protests and news coverage. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report. Follow The Damage Report on Facebook
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"Representative-elect Cori Bush, a Missouri Democrat, said Friday that several of her Republican colleagues mistakenly called her Breonna Taylor due to a face mask she was wearing during the new House members orientation.
Bush said some of those Republican colleagues appeared to be unfamiliar with Taylor, whose killing by police during a botched drug raid in Kentucky sparked massive protests across the country this past summer.
"It’s Day One, so I’m wearing my 'Breonna Taylor' mask. A few of my Republican colleagues have called me Breonna, assuming that’s my name. It hurts. But I’m glad they’ll come to know her name & story because of my presence here. Breonna must be central to our work in Congress," Bush said in a tweet."
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