Evidence Shows That An Antifa Planted Spy Infected Rep. Gohmert

While it was well known around Capitol Hill that Rep. Louis Gohmert of Texas inspired his staff to continue to come to work regularly and to demonstrate their liberty by not wearing masks through the COVID crisis, it appears that Antifa used this example of American perseverance to endanger lives.

Antifa, incensed by Gohmert’s lead in a Republican resolution introduced July 24 that would effectively ban the Democratic Party from the House or force a party name change over past slavery ties, is suspected of infiltrating the offices of members of Congress through an intern program.

According to an undisclosed source, Antifa has sent their members into congressional offices by posing as interns from local community colleges. It is in this way that they sent an infected but asymptomatic individual into Rep. Gohmert’s office. It is suspected that the individual contracted the virus at an all-night “rave.”

Unfortunately, due to the sheer number of interns necessary to run his office amidst the crisis, and Gohmert’s insistence on the need for “the help,” it has been impossible to isolate the individual in this case.

Local community colleges are aghast that their internship program has been infiltrated in such a way, and many of the professionals tied to the schools have joined with local leaders in condemning Antifa for the utilization of higher education to achieve their aims.

Meanwhile, lawmakers on Capitol Hill, including Joe Barron, are wondering how Antifa has infiltrated other areas of the Capitol using the internship program. Revelations into how the organization is so knowledgeable about the underworkings of Washington are finally being uncovered.

There is hope that this will reveal the true nature of the organization, and lead to its demise.

Also, in a related story, an investigation into how National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien contracted Covid-19 is underway. Because it is well understood that Mr. O’Brien also knew to wear a mask only if he was feeling sick or asymptomatic, foul play is suspected.