Unearthed clip exposes what DEI Queen in razor-thin House race thought of Back the Blue law

Christina Bohannan, an Iowa state legislator and the Democratic nominee in one of the country’s most competitive districts, once opposed an Iowa Back the Blue law passed in the wake of the 2020 George Floyd riots, calling it an “overreaction.”“I think that we’re seeing a backlash and, frankly, an exaggerated backlash, an overreaction to all of that,” Bohannan said at a 2021 virtual legislative forum on social justice issues.“That’s what’s happening.A lot of this is happening because they just don’t have a lot of minorities in their districts.

They don’t interact with people on any kind of regular basis, and, so, they don’t see these issues.”To some onlooking critics, her resurfaced comments are further proof of what they’ve characterized as her soft-on-crime stances, positions they believe are at odds with the electorate of the Hawkeye State as she wages her third campaign to unseat Rep.Mariannette Miller-Meeks, R-Iowa.“Christina Bohannan achieved the ultra-rare final boss level of woke where police are bad, criminals are good and anyone who disagrees is racist,” Zach Kraft, a spokesperson for the Republican National Committee, said in a statement to Fox News Digital.“There is a reason why this DEI queen has been rejected twice by voters.

She is straight up nuts, and her soft-on-crime agenda would endanger all Iowans.”Bohannan launched her career in education, teaching at the University of Iowa College of Law, where she remained until 2020, when she won a seat in the Iowa House of Representatives, unseating a 20-year Democratic incumbent.Bohannan has run for Congress before.In 2022, she lost to Miller-Meeks in a 53.4% to 46.6% contest.She tried again in 2024 and got closer, losing by a fraction of a percent, 50.0% to 49.8%, and by just 799 votes.In all three races, Republicans have attacked her for her statements as an academic and her voting record as a state legislator, painting her as a soft-on-crime candidate.In the r...

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