Crime Is On the Rise, Thanks Entirely to Madison Cawthorn
The congressman tried to bring a loaded gun through airport security in North Carolina on Tuesday, continuing his one-man spree.
CongressPolitics 
                            
It brings me no joy to say this, but Republicans appear to be right: Crime is sharply on the rise, thanks to their very own Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC).
The embattled freshman Congressman was cited early Tuesday for trying to bring a loaded gun through airport security at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, the local police department confirmed to Queen City News. Per TSA, the loaded Staccato 9mm handgun was detected at around 9 am at a checkpoint in the airport. It’s not yet clear whether Cawthorn, cited for a “weapon law violation,” will face criminal charges.
This wasn’t even Cawthorn’s first time getting stopped at an airport for bringing a loaded gun, which seems like a pretty big thing to happen once, let alone twice—especially for a sitting Congressman. Just last year, the 26-year-old was also stopped at Asheville Regional Airport, when yet another a loaded 9mm Glock was found inside his bag going through screening.
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