Congressman Pat Ryan responds to vandalism at Newburgh office
Pictures show the words "war criminal" and "cease fire now" painted on his office windows.
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Dec 26, 2023, 12:04 PM
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Updated 213 days ago
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3ds agoRep. Pat Ryan (D-18) is responding to vandalism at his Newburgh office.
Pictures show the words "war criminal" and "cease fire now" painted on his office windows.
In a statement, Ryan highlighted the importance of free speech in democracy but emphasized that vandalizing federal property is not a form of free speech and does not contribute to lasting peace.
Ryan encouraged constituents to peacefully voice their opinions, including reaching out to his office.