A Democrat known for leaking information on House colleagues’ coronavirus policy has joined the Harris-Walz Campaign.
Aaron Fritschner announced his news on Monday. He was an ex-staffer for Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA).
He said he was “excited to hell” to be joining the Harris-Walz Team, working on Virginia Communications with @KamalaForVA to help elect Tim Walz & Kamala Harris.
Personal news—
Kamala Harris loves to say “when we fight, we win.” Excited as hell to get into the fight today, joining the amazing Harris-Walz team working on Virginia comms with @KamalaForVA to help elect Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.
Let’s do this!
— Aaron Fritschner (@Fritschner) August 12, 2024
Fritschner’s actions as a snitch for Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), former House Speaker, in 2021 made headlines. He was snitching on his colleagues, who had defied Nancy Pelosi’s harsh orders.
Pelosi instructed Capitol Police officers not to allow visitors or staff to enter the building without masks. A report was due to be given to the House Sergeant at Arms.
In a Capitol Police Bulletin, she stated, “All USCP employees must wear a mask at all times when they are on Capitol Grounds.” She also instructed officers on the House side of the Capitol to “enforce” the policy on visitors and employees.
Members who refuse to obey the order will not be arrested but instead “reported to the House Sergeant at Arms Office”. Visitors or staff who fail to comply after warnings and do not “comply with the order” and “refuse to leave after being asked”, will be arrested.
Some members of Congress were frustrated by her rule and allowed their staff to ignore it. They removed masks, popped drinks out, inflated a rubber duck, and possibly smoked cigars. Fritschner, the grade A snitch, was also the snitch. They played beer pong without masks.
He added, “A group of unmasked Republican staffers is playing Beer Pong in the Halls at Rayburn House Office Building (but using cups filled with ice water). ”
He posted images of the people who he said were more concerned about showing off their “freedoms” than justifying their taxpayer-funded salaries.
There are too many people to make it easy to see how crowded the place is. Around 100 employees are crammed in a small hall on the second floor. He said, “I smelled smoke and they were playing a game of corn hole. There was also water pong. ”
A group of unmasked Republican staffers are playing beer pong (but with cups of water) in the halls of Rayburn House Office Building. Presumably their need to demonstrate the exercise of “freedoms” is stronger than their sense of responsibility to justify taxpayer-funded salaries
— Aaron Fritschner (@Fritschner) July 29, 2021
He was ridiculed on social media for being an arrogant and annoying “hall-monitor”.
It is widely known that drugstores and cloth masks are ineffective in stopping the spread of coronavirus.
