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Jan 30, 2026

Capitol Police ARREST Top Democrat-She SCREAMS Hysterically as Police Drag Her Out

NASHVILLE, TN — APRIL 15, 2026 — The 2026 Restoration has arrived in the Volunteer State with a clinical focus on the character of those seeking to represent the Heartland. As the special election for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District approaches, the resurfaced footage of Democratic candidate Aftyn Behn has sent shockwaves through the district. This isn't just a "protest" record; it is a staggering display of the "machine of disruption" that defines the radical DNC establishment.

 

 

From being dragged out of Governor Bill Lee’s office while screaming and sobbing to advocating for the "justified" burning of police stations, Behn’s record is a "Code Red" warning for every sovereign citizen. In the 2026 Renaissance, we do not reward lawlessness with a seat in the 119th Congress.

 

I. THE 2019 CAPITOL CRACKDOWN: SCREAMING VS. SOVEREIGNTY

In April 2019, Aftyn Behn and a group of radical activists attempted to "rush" the office of Governor Bill Lee. The resulting footage, which has now gone viral in the Heartland, shows Behn being forcibly removed by security while screaming hysterically and eventually collapsing to her knees in a fit of sobbing on the hallway floor.

 

 

This behavior—later repeated when she was escorted from the House chambers for shouting during a General Assembly meeting—reveals a temperament that is fundamentally incompatible with the Administrative Lethality required of a U.S. Representative. While the 47th President works to make America "rich, happy, and proud," Behn’s only contribution has been a pattern of disruption and arrest.

 

II. THE "BURN IT DOWN" DOCTRINE: DELETED TWEETS AND RADICAL TRUTHS

Perhaps even more chilling than her Capitol meltdowns are Behn’s remarks during the 2020 summer of chaos. In a series of now-deleted tweets, Behn appeared to offer a "Good morning" to the 54% of Americans who believed that burning down a police station was justified.

 

 

When confronted on MS NOW about these remarks, Behn retreated to the radical left’s favorite bunker: "I don't remember these tweets." This "convenient amnesia" is a hallmark of the swamp-dwellers who attempt to hide their anti-police foundations when they need the votes of the law-abiding public. In the 2026 Restoration, we recognize that supporting arson against law enforcement is a "serial usurpation" of the peace and safety of our families.

 

III. "I HATE THE CITY": THE DISDAIN FOR NASHVILLE EXPOSED

The most baffling aspect of Behn’s candidacy is her admitted disdain for the city she is now running to represent. In a 2020 appearance on the "Year Old GRITS" podcast, Behn was blunt: “I hate the city, I hate the bachelorettes, I hate the pedal taverns, I hate country music, I hate all of the things that make Nashville.”

 

 

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