— Barry Loudermilk, Republican congressmanBut no, legislators on Capitol Hill told reporters, they hadn't seen this coming. Hopes community of Capitol Hill will "pull together" pic.twitter.com/cq42eE9kRL — @matt_kwongIts timing, coming after Wednesday's shooting, made it all the more disturbing. I always felt safe at baseball practice," he said, adding that he hoped, if anything, Americans across the aisle would "pull together" in spite of ideological differences. U.S. Capitol Police keep watch on Capitol Hill. "This is exactly why there's a lot of fear of even doing town halls at this point," he said.

Source: CBC News June 15, 2017 01:31 UTC