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Bomb Threats Target Six Democratic Lawmakers After Video Urging Troops to Refuse Orders

Six Democratic lawmakers who filmed a video urging U.S. service members to refuse unlawful orders have received bomb threats to their homes and district offices. Nearly all members of the group reported threats as of this morning. Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D‑NH), singled out by the President, told "The Weekend" the threats arrived immediately and were alarming. Law enforcement is investigating and offices have increased security.

06:11 PM, 11/22/2025Politics
Bomb Threats Target Six Democratic Lawmakers After Video Urging Troops to Refuse Orders

Six Democratic members of Congress who recorded a video urging U.S. service members to refuse unlawful orders have been targeted with bomb threats to their homes and district offices, officials say. As of this morning, nearly all of the lawmakers involved have reported such threats.

Representative Maggie Goodlander (D‑NH), one of the lawmakers publicly singled out by the President, appeared on the program "The Weekend" to describe how quickly the threats arrived and the impact they had on her office and staff. She said the threats were immediate and alarming.

Law enforcement agencies are reportedly investigating the incidents, and security has been heightened at several congressional offices. Authorities and political leaders have urged calm and emphasized that threats of violence against public officials are unacceptable and should be treated seriously.

The episode has intensified the broader debate around the original video, raising questions about free speech, civil-military relations, and the safety of public servants. Officials have reiterated that any credible threat will be pursued and that those responsible must be held accountable.

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