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Throw this question around your bridge table. Is Lauren a brick-head or is she short one? Or is she both?
Lauren Boebert Baffled by ‘Bricks’ Belonging to a Construction Site
A BRICK SHORT OF A LOAD
The congresswoman appeared to assume the bricks had a sinister purpose… but turns out they’re for a construction site.
Zachary Petrizzo
Media Reporter
Updated Jun. 25, 2022 11:33AM ET Published Jun. 24, 2022 11:28PM ET
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon, Zach Petrizzo/The Daily Beast/Getty
Right-wing media has long been convinced any pallets of bricks are solely the property of anti-fascist activists.
And on Friday night, Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) was tripped up over the conspiracy theory.
“@CapitolPolice why are there 20 pallets of bricks one block from the House Office Buildings?” Boebert tweeted, apparently alluding to the standard bricks the right believes are owned by potential antifa activists.
Yet as it turned out, the bricks are part of an ongoing construction project on First Street in Washington D.C., according to signs right next to the pallets.
Zachary Petrizzo for The Daily Beast
“Permit’s name: CAPITOL PAVING OF D.C., INC,” read one sign noting that parking near the construction site would be prohibited till the end of the month.
The District Department of Transportation’s website also states the back ally in question on the 410 block of First Street remains “under construction.”
District Department of Transportation
Elsewhere near the bricks, one can clearly see that a back-alley street is being ripped up and a bulldozer is nearby.
Zachary Petrizzo for The Daily Beast
Boebert didn’t return The Daily Beast’s text message request for comment on Friday night.
Back in the summer of 2020, as Black Lives Matter demonstrations swept the country, frequently conspiracy theories spawned surrounding “mysterious” bricks. Furthermore, anytime conservative journalists or activists saw a pallet of bricks in a metropolitan city, they would quickly conclude the bricks were owned by antifa members and intended for destruction.
“There is no evidence of an organized effort to intentionally place bricks near Black Lives Matter protest sites,” the Anti-Defamation League noted at the time.
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Lauren Boebert Baffled by ‘Bricks’ Belonging to a Construction Site
A BRICK SHORT OF A LOAD
The congresswoman appeared to assume the bricks had a sinister purpose… but turns out they’re for a construction site.
Zachary Petrizzo
Media Reporter
Updated Jun. 25, 2022 11:33AM ET Published Jun. 24, 2022 11:28PM ET
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon, Zach Petrizzo/The Daily Beast/Getty
Right-wing media has long been convinced any pallets of bricks are solely the property of anti-fascist activists.
And on Friday night, Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) was tripped up over the conspiracy theory.
“@CapitolPolice why are there 20 pallets of bricks one block from the House Office Buildings?” Boebert tweeted, apparently alluding to the standard bricks the right believes are owned by potential antifa activists.
Yet as it turned out, the bricks are part of an ongoing construction project on First Street in Washington D.C., according to signs right next to the pallets.
Zachary Petrizzo for The Daily Beast
“Permit’s name: CAPITOL PAVING OF D.C., INC,” read one sign noting that parking near the construction site would be prohibited till the end of the month.
The District Department of Transportation’s website also states the back ally in question on the 410 block of First Street remains “under construction.”
District Department of Transportation
Elsewhere near the bricks, one can clearly see that a back-alley street is being ripped up and a bulldozer is nearby.
Zachary Petrizzo for The Daily Beast
Boebert didn’t return The Daily Beast’s text message request for comment on Friday night.
Back in the summer of 2020, as Black Lives Matter demonstrations swept the country, frequently conspiracy theories spawned surrounding “mysterious” bricks. Furthermore, anytime conservative journalists or activists saw a pallet of bricks in a metropolitan city, they would quickly conclude the bricks were owned by antifa members and intended for destruction.
“There is no evidence of an organized effort to intentionally place bricks near Black Lives Matter protest sites,” the Anti-Defamation League noted at the time.
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