Tennessee Senator Katrina Robinson Says
She Feels Beat Up After Expulsion
Posted By: Lawsy0, 2/3/2022 8:31:11 AM
Democratic Tennessee state Senator Katrina Robinson said she feels beat up due to her expulsion from the Tennessee Senate on Wednesday in the first instance since at least the Civil War of the Legislature expelling a lawmaker. The GOP-led Senate passed a motion in a 27-5 vote to expel Robinson,
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Do they mean the current Civil War, or the other one?