On Wednesday, Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX) was called out by MSNBC host Willie Geist for doxxing Trump supporters in his district following the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas that left 22 dead and injured dozens more. Castro, who is the brother of former U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro and the campaign chairman of his brother’s 2020 presidential campaign, shifted blame for the doxxing, weakly telling Geist he “didn’t make the graphic” that exposed the names and employers of 44 individual San Antonio Trump donors. The donor list that Castro doxxed included retirees and homemakers.
“What do you say to those people this morning who said, I made a campaign donation and now I’m gonna be harassed; I’m gonna have people protesting outside my business or perhaps even my home?” Geist asked Castro. “Do you want them to repent for their support for Donald Trump or, what do you want from them?”
.png)
.png)
