Bipartisan Condemnation Pours in Following Violent Clashes Between Capitol Police and Anti-Israel Protesters Outside DNC Headquarters

Speaker Johnson announced that six uniformed officers were injured as a result of the protest.

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U.S. Capitol Police officers stand outside the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee Wednesday after a protest. AP/Nathan Howard

Bipartisan condemnation of a violent protest outside the Democratic National Committee headquarters on Capitol Hill is continuing to pour in following the evacuation of several members of Congress on Wednesday night. Speaker Johnson describes the event, which saw six Capitol police officers injured, as a symptom of rising antisemitism in the country. 

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