‘Say her name’: Rand Paul confronted by protesters over after Republican convention

A group of angry protesters has confronted senator Rand Paul near the White House in Washington DC. As Rand walked through the crowd with his wife, demonstrators chanted ‘say her name’, in reference to Breonna Taylor, a black woman from Kentucky who was shot dead by police in May. After the incident, Paul tweeted to say that he had been ‘attacked by an angry mob of over 100’.


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