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Following the violence, several Senators withdrew their support of objections to fraudulent electors. One protester posted in [[social media]] a statement that he had been paid to disrupt the Trump rally and Congressional proceedings.<ref>https://twitter.com/ariellanewland/status/1347133853169803265</ref> The Capitol Police chief resigned.<ref>https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2021-01-07/capitol-police-chief-to-resign-next-week-reports</ref> Also, immature leftists were allowed by [[Facebook]] to attack Babbitt's Facebook page with vile and childish posts gleefully celebrating Babbitt's death, while Facebook, in violation of the [[First Amendment]], illegally banned conservative news site Information Liberation's Facebook page for 30 days (under a false claim of "violation" of community standards - i.e. saying something Facebook's leftist employees did not like) for speaking out about her death and criticizing the events which led to it.
Following the violence, several Senators withdrew their support of objections to fraudulent electors. One protester posted in [[social media]] a statement that he had been paid to disrupt the Trump rally and Congressional proceedings.<ref>https://twitter.com/ariellanewland/status/1347133853169803265</ref> The Capitol Police chief resigned.<ref>https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2021-01-07/capitol-police-chief-to-resign-next-week-reports</ref> Also, immature leftists were allowed by [[Facebook]] to attack Babbitt's Facebook page with vile and childish posts gleefully celebrating Babbitt's death, while Facebook, in violation of the [[First Amendment]], illegally banned conservative news site Information Liberation's Facebook page for 30 days (under a false claim of "violation" of community standards - i.e. saying something Facebook's leftist employees did not like) for speaking out about her death and criticizing the events which led to it.
Capitol Police issued a statement in February denying the internet rumor that officer [[David Bailey]] was the gunman:
{{quotebox-float|"As the investigation continues into the events of January 6, 2021, it’s important to correct misinformation some in the media have reported, and that’s been shared on social media. Reports identifying Special Agent David Bailey as the officer involved in the shooting in the Speaker’s Lobby are inaccurate. The Department will share additional information once the investigation is complete."<ref>https://spectatorworld.com/topic/killed-ashli-babbitt-capitol-riot-secret-service-pence/</ref>}}
Bailey is a [[Brazil]]ian immigrant and staunch [[Black Lives Matter]] supporter. Bailey shot and killed a [[Bernie Sanders]] supporter who shot at several [[Republican]] members of Congress during a softball practice in 2017, seriously wounding Rep. [[Steve Scalise]].
==See also==
==See also==