Lt. Gov. Wrigley answers questions on 'unlawful' pipeline protest

[TexasTowelie]

Q. Tell us why you're here.

The evolving situation with Standing Rock is obviously very serious, and I don't know that publicly it's been discussed as broadly as it's going to be. The governor went on the radio, and we'll be talking much more about what is actually transpiring there.

We're dealing with a very significant and challenging law enforcement issue.

It's an important story, it's an evolving story, and there's frankly a lot of misinformation going out.

It's also a complicated situation. It started off as a peaceful protest, although it was being conducted in part on land on which they did not have any permits to go. They were on the Army Corps of Engineers land, and that's where the main encampment is.

Read more: http://www.inforum.com/news/4103805-lt-gov-wrigley-answers-questions-unlawful-pipeline-protest

[niyad]

1. spewing a lot of bs, is he not?

[sinkingfeeling]

2. Thanks for posting this.