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First on fox: The Democratic Party candidate for a Tennessee special election has a long record of fighting the police, which he has repeatedly blasted on now-deleted Social Media accounts and in interviews before becoming the state’s 2023 candidate.
Aftyn Behn, who is running against Republican Mat Van Encher Encher in Tennessee’s 7th Resect special, also served as Regional Planning Director for the non-profit group. The radical ding-wing organization is also a regular advocate of defunding police departments, calling it “critical,” during the height of the defin movement.
“Where is the proposal that dissolves @mnpdnashville,” they were asked on an old social account, which has since been deleted, a different response from a social media member from the Nashville Distroud Mound indicating that local officials indicate that Nashville officials intend to be funded. “If it was difficult for all of you to imagine a world without the police … we might say it during the interview,” Nise Hambiss said.
Behist’s comments largely came at the height of the “Devil The Police Police” in 2020 and 2021 following the death of George Floyd at the hands of the police in Minneapolis. During the violent protests that often gave themselves to dangerous food and looting following the death of Floyd, they did not wish to minimize the violence that appeared and mocked the white communities for criticizing their involvement in the death of Floyd.
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Democratic conmee nye aftyn Behn, a Tennessee State representative, is working on a Decech 2nd special election for the vacant US seat. (Aftyn for Congress)
“Looks like AFTYTN is getting a visit from the Ghost of Wezeness past,” posted Republican strategist Matt Gorman. “Democrats are more and more organized by their past positions that they think they can hide.
They did not respond to FOX News Digital’s request for a response. However, the Democrat doctor Eric Koch argued that the attacks on be bet has been increasing because “Republicans continue in the district won by 20 points,” adding that the Democrats are doing this race to show that they will be returned to the house in the middle of the midterms next year. Behin’s special election is set to take place on December 2.
While popular in the immediate aftermath of Floyd’s death, the push to “Devindle the Police” has become a political liability for many Democrats running in recent elections. New York City Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani faced criticism that led him to overturn his past victory over the police, which Mamdani eventually went on to apologize for. Earlier this month, a candidate running for the US Senate in Michigan, reportedly quietly deleted an old social media post and even removed his support for the police.
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“I am currently involved in the Judiciary Seminar, so, how can you imagine a world without the police and what it looks like, maybe not this episode, but the next one will talk about the things I am learning and growing as an editor.
Behn’s comments came in the midst of his work on the left-wing nexperible, which also has a record of enforcing the police, to “Featural Laulmmers to demand policies of police departments and communities” towards “the black community.”
Before joining the Tennessee Legislature in 2023, AFTYN served as the regional organizing director for a left-wing nonprofit. (Photos: Aftyn for Congress and Jason Davis / Getty Images)
“Hey, especially for the 54% of Americans who believe that shooting at the police station is appropriate,” BeBeh said Another post He did, who came in response to a poll about who sees the destruction of the Minneapolis police officer as prepared, not. The Precinc was eventually packed and the police were forced to abandon the scene as it burned to the ground.
In the midst of the chaos fueled by Floyd’s death that resulted in hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages and many lives lost, they came back and hosted a podcast together at that time. In one of the episodes, entitled “Black Live Saves,” they heard that “it is not for us to decide that civilized communities oppose their looting and misery. Then they call it a “pull” of white people to say that looting was bad.
“I challenge you all when you see these stories of robbery and you go back to this law and the kind of response, I challenge you to go back to that,” they added about the drive. “You shouldn’t throw it away because you don’t know the first thing about where they come from and how their misery is caused by the police, through institutional discrimination.”
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During the same episode of the podcast, BeBeka stated that the police are not exercising caution and protecting the American people.
“You think beating the police will save you?” Beben asked his audience. “Black men are killed when white women call the police.”
And Behithi came under fire this week for more ideas on her podcast, saying she would hate her hometown of Nashville and all the southern and country things that come with it, like country music.
The Metro Nashville Police Department is located in Downtown Nashville. (Metro Nashville Police Department)
At that time, in addition to what beth said in interviews and podcasts, the House Democrat relied on and repeatedly raised the Defind The Rhetoric police on the deleted account of X, which was Twitter at the time.
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For example, they responded to the post, saying that the “Los Angeles Teachers Union” wanted the commitment of the ‘police’ before they committed themselves to the students’ learning, with the answer being that the teachers in his case did the same. The post office responds that it has also called for similar demands across the country.
“Let’s go Tennessee teachers! We have your back!!!!,” Ni -write replying to the post.
“Your positive experience with the police doesn’t reflect the fact that the entire criminal justice system is built on Institutional Accounts,” another post Beben shared on his now-deleted Twitter account.
