So far I know of Scalise, Paul, and DeSantis who were there. Do we have any confirmation of others who were present at the practice?
Here's a team roster: https://www.congressionalbaseball.org/teams/
Right now, Scalise is the only congressman known to be wounded.
Here are the lawmakers who were at the practice, according to the latest NBC News reporting:
Steve Scalise (R-Louisiana)
Gary Palmer (R-Alabama)
Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio)
Jeff Flake (R-Arizona)
Rand Paul (R-Kentucky)
Mo Brooks (R-Alabama)
Chuck Fleischmann (R-Tennessee)
Roger Williams (R-Texas)
Mark Walker (R-North Carolina)
Mike Conaway (R-Texas)
Joe Barton (R-Texas)
Mike Bishop (R-Michigan)
Rodney Davis (R-Illinois)
John Moolenar (R-Michigan)
Ron DeSantis (R-Florida, left before it happened, but saw from afar)
Jeff Duncan (R-South Carolina, left before it happened)
Bill Johnson (R-Ohio, was at practice but left early)
This list will be updated
Everyone's trying to politicize this into a big story, it would be nice to hear the real motive. One could even argue with the stuff Rand Paul has been saying lately this could of been a warning shot. I hope he doesn't back down after all of this, he is fighting the good fight and is on the right side of history on things.SNL skits should be a hoot this week.
showing repub members getting blown away will be a real laugh riot for peeps like Griffin and Colbert...
10:41 AM
June 14 by Matt Zapotosky and Ellen Nakashima
Shooter identified by law enforcement officials as James T. Hodgkinson
The shooter at the GOP congressional baseball practice this morning is James T. Hodgkinson of Belleville, Ill., according to law enforcement officials. Hodgkinson, 66, owns a home inspection business, but his home inspection license expired in November 2016 and was not renewed, state records show.
Hodgkinson was charged in April 2006 with battery and aiding damage to a motor vehicle, according to online records in St. Clair County, Ill. The charges were dismissed, records show.
Acquaintance describes campaigning for Bernie Sanders with shooting suspect
Charles Orear, 50, a restaurant manager from St. Louis, said in an interview Wednesday that he became friendly with James T. Hodgkinson, whom law enforcement officials identified as the shooter, during their work in Iowa on Sen. Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaign. Orear said Hodgkinson was a passionate progressive and showed no signs of violence or malice toward others.
“You’ve got to be kidding me,” Orear said when told by phone. “I met him on the Bernie trail in Iowa, worked with him in the Quad Cities area.”
Orear described Hodgkinson as a “quiet guy” who was “very mellow, very reserved” when they stayed overnight at a Sanders’s supporter home in Rock Island, Ill., after canvassing for the senator.
“He was this union tradesman, pretty stocky, and we stayed up talking politics,” he said. “He was more on the really progressive side of things.”
The Post reached out to Orear after seeing that he liked one of Hodkinson’s Facebook posts.
Everyone's trying to politicize this into a big story, it would be nice to hear the real motive. One could even argue with the stuff Rand Paul has been saying lately this could of been a warning shot. I hope he doesn't back down after all of this, he is fighting the good fight and is on the right side of history on things.
This place is turning in to the 1960s pretty quick
can anyone read what the button on his shirt says?