Nashville City Council Reappoints One Ousted “Insurrectionist” Rep. to Tennessee House

The Tennessee State House has been re-appointed to the seat of one of the two associates who was fired for taking part in the marching.

By a majority vote of the Nashville Metropolitan Council, State Representative Justin Jones( D-Nahio) was re-appointed to his position. A legal policy that prevents someone from being nominated and appointed to the chair in the same meet was suspended by the Nashville Metro Council, according to CNN.

The Council again unanimously approved Jones’ re-appointment to the chair, 36 to 0.

According to local news source WTVF, Nashville Mayor John Cooper said during the meeting that” this vote was unparalleled.” Let’s’s give the neighborhood their voice once more. I summon this individual to return their song at this time.

Until a unique election is held, Jones may act as the 52nd congressional district’s’s time representative. Jones is qualified to run for re-election, according to The Tennessean.

Jones was expelled from the State House last week for breaking etiquette guidelines, along with other Democratic Rep. Justin J. Pearson, after breaking into the room during the congressional time and leading pro-gun reform activists in chants there. Jones, in distinctive, shouted slogans through a bullhorn despite not being acknowledged as speaking. Jones was removed from office by a ballot of 72 to 25 thanks to the Republican supermajority in the State House.