Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia called for Attorney General William Barr's resignation on Tuesday, saying Barr is 'unfit for office' after the attorney general reportedly ordered peaceful protesters to be cleared from near the White House earlier this week
Virginia Sen. Mark Warner called for Attorney General William Barr's resignation on Wednesday, saying Barr is"unfit for office" after the attorney general reportedly ordered peaceful protesters to be cleared from near the White House earlier this week.
Warner's comments also come amid criticism over police tactics used to clear out the protesters ahead of President Donald Trump's walk across Lafayette Square and the President's subsequent photo-op in front of St. John's Episcopal Church on Monday.
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