Visitor Logs: Biden’s White House Hosted Several “Defund The Police” Activists
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During his State of the Union, Joe Biden claimed he did not support “Defund The Police” – visitor logs from his own White House tell a different story.
Despite maintaining public distance from the “defund the police” movement, President Biden’s administration has quietly maintained relationships with some of the driving forces behind the far-left movement, White House visitor logs reviewed by Fox News Digital show.
Several defund the police activists have visited the Biden White House and met with top aides over the last year, White House visitor logs show.
Here are the people who visited the White House(All support Defunding The Police):
Rashad Robinson president of the left-wing group Color of Change
Carmen Rojas, the President, and CEO of the Marguerite Casey Foundation
So many people are twisting themselves into word pretzels. They say we need justice in one breathe & not all police are bad in the next. We must be unwavering in our commitment to freedom. The best way to realize it is to defund the police and support abolition. Period.
— Carmen Rojas, PhD 🐜 (@crojasphd) April 16, 2021
Latosha Brown, the co-founder of Black Voters Matter
There are more than 3,000 sheriffs in the US, nearly all are elected. We are working to defund sheriffs and build voter power. Reimagining the system also comes with taking action!
Vote. Them. Out.
Donate today: https://t.co/N63mhAyCdN #VoteOutStateViolence, #JusticeforFloyd
— Black Voters Matter (@BlackVotersMtr) June 4, 2020
Tylik McMillan, National Director of Youth [and] College” at Al Sharpton’s National Action Network
A defund to the police is a refund to the people ✊🏾 Our communities deserve! 📸 Jacqie Q Photography pic.twitter.com/zxPJw6nrHW
— Tylik M. McMillan (@TylikMcMillan) June 16, 2020
To this point the Biden administration and the activists who went to the White House have not spoken out on the story.
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