A cafeteria in the Rayburn House Office building

I had lunch there after watching Judge Chutkan's trial two blocks away. I sat behind Barry Loudermilk in the cafeteria dining area. I approached and met him. A very nice person. Quite a folksy. I told him we Americans are proud of him for his spectacular job in getting the paperwork from the illegitimate Jan 6 committee. He told me it had not been easy but he was getting there. His staff was doing the hard work. He was very appreciative of the staff.

Good food there! Soup awesome!

I had a long and meaningful day:

1.) Watching Youngkin's speech and other VIPs' in Alexandria, Virginia;

2.) Watching Judge Chutkan presiding a trial at the courthouse for a few minutes;

3.) Lunch at Rayburn
4. Watching one hearing: women's 2nd amendment testimony in the Rayburn building: https://judiciary.house.gov/committee-activity/hearings/second-amendment-rights-empower-womens-rights

5.) Watching one hearing: DHS CISA testimony in the Cannon building:
https://homeland.house.gov/hearing/censorship-laundering-part-ii-preventing-the-department-of-homeland-securitys-silencing-of-dissent/