Democrats draft resolution to condemn Millers role in insurrection – WAVY.com

Posted By on March 3, 2021

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (NEXSTAR) Dozens of statehouse Democrats are signing onto an effort to formally condemn Representative Chris Miller (R-Oakland) for his role in the January 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Over the weekend, images of Millers pickup truck parked in a restricted area at the Capitol surfaced online showing a decal of the right wing Three Percenters militia group on the back window. Miller has since removed the sticker and claimed he didnt know what it meant.

Representative Bob Morgan (D-Highwood) sponsored a resolution to condemn Millers conduct, citing his participation and public promotion of a rally that led to a violent insurrection of the Capitol of the United States of America, which resulted in the death of United States citizens, including members of law enforcement.

Speaker Chris Welch (D-Hillside), Majority Leader Greg Harris (D-Chicago), Speaker Pro-Tempore Jehan Gordon Booth (D-Peoria), and Majority Conference Chair Carol Ammons (D-Urbana) all signed their name to the resolution as chief co-sponsors, along with 21 other Democrats in the House.

Morgans resolution also notes that Miller continues to show no remorse for this blatant violation of his oath of office and has continued to publicly support The Three Percenters, a para-military, anti-government hate group identified by the Anti-Defamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center as having the goal of overthrowing the United States government through violent revolutionary tactics.

No Republicans have yet signed onto the measure to formally condemn Millers remarks, though several members discouraged his rhetoric saying he was engaged in a great cultural war against dangerous Democrat terrorists to see which cultural worldview will survive.

Miller did not return calls seeking a comment.

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