Rep. Derrick Van Orden, a freshman Republican from Wisconsin, who also was part of the Capitol attack on 1/6, attacked teenaged Congressional pages for taking pictures in the Rotunda with a profanity-laced attack. Even Republicans rebuked this treasonous dipshit for his actions.
https://thehill.com/homenews/4123626-gop-congressman-curses-out-teenage-senate-pages/
‘Jackasses,’ ‘little shits’: GOP congressman curses out teenage Senate pages
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/senate-leaders-rebuke-rep-derrick-van-orden-after/story?id=101765606
Senate leaders rebuke lawmaker after reports of profanity-laced rant at teen pages
Rep. Van Orden said the Capitol should "never be treated like a frat house."
https://thehill.com/homenews/4123626-gop-congressman-curses-out-teenage-senate-pages/
‘Jackasses,’ ‘little shits’: GOP congressman curses out teenage Senate pages
According to a transcript written by a page minutes after the incident and obtained by The Hill, Van Orden called the pages “jackasses” and “pieces of s‑‑‑,” and told them he didn’t “give a f‑‑‑ who you are.”
The pages are a group of 16- and 17-year-olds who assist Senate operations, and when the Senate works late — as it did Wednesday night on National Defense Authorization Act amendments — pages generally rest nearby in the rotunda.
“Wake the f‑‑‑ up you little s‑‑‑‑. … What the f‑‑‑ are you all doing? Get the f‑‑‑ out of here. You are defiling the space you [pieces of s‑‑‑],” Van Orden said, according to the account provided by the page.
“Who the f‑‑‑ are you?” Van Orden asked, to which one person said they were Senate pages. “I don’t give a f‑‑‑ who you are, get out.”
“You jackasses, get out,” he added.
The incident, which occurred just after midnight, outraged members of the upper chamber, with one calling the string of remarks “horrible
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/senate-leaders-rebuke-rep-derrick-van-orden-after/story?id=101765606
Senate leaders rebuke lawmaker after reports of profanity-laced rant at teen pages
Rep. Van Orden said the Capitol should "never be treated like a frat house."
Senate leaders on Thursday came to the defense of high-school pages after reports that Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Wis., berated a group of the teens in the Capitol in a profanity-laced rant.
In floor speeches Thursday before departing for August recess, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell indirectly rebuked Van Orden as they praised the work done by pages on what was their final day.
Schumer said it was his understanding that "late last night, a member of the House majority thought it appropriate to curse at some of these young people, these teenagers, in the rotunda."
"I was shocked when I heard about it and I am further shocked at his refusal to apologize to these young people," the Democratic leader continued, adding he didn't believe "one member's disrespect is shared by this body."
McConnell, the chamber's top Republican, agreed with Schumer and reaffirmed that "everybody on this side of the aisle feels exactly the same way."
