; V7 |5 p( t7 d* K5 c据悉,参议院当天中午刚刚休会,毕肖普走近博龙所坐的座椅。安全官员和其它人随后急忙把他们拉开。阿拉巴马州议会称,这一事件给整个议会造成了不良影响。共和党参议员杰伊称:「这肯定会给议会尤其是参议院造成不良影响。」 $ k9 b, t3 I! f* `6 h1 x5 U3 m/ ?- M; A- N* M
& i2 b4 M; _ l6 t5 ? June 7, 2007, 11:58PM" M! M0 F+ c/ E$ z% s Alabama Senate ends with a bang, and blow 0 `- n+ I- n5 P/ N9 v, @, g5 A. U% C7 O2 {
MONTGOMERY, ALA. — Simmering tensions in the Alabama Senate boiled over Thursday when a Republican lawmaker punched a Democratic colleague in the head before they were pulled apart.+ ^* _6 A# I M6 w+ a
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Republican Sen. Charles Bishop claimed that Democratic Sen. Lowell Barron called him a "son of a (expletive)." 2 T) l8 ^3 i$ ]5 N7 Y/ S2 Y5 a0 |- ? ' |/ m; ~, N# k# D9 _"I responded to his comment with my right hand," Bishop said. Alabama Public Television tape captured the punch. - }& B- a2 u" ^- m3 D+ n 7 E: G2 S: L! ~1 cBarron did not comment and went into a closed-door meeting with other Democrats.( o& W( v& K( |$ Z0 d, T
8 U6 g/ ?% m6 V# H7 k- [9 ~8 w4 ^Sen. Vivian Figures went into the meeting carrying first aid supplies, but said Barron was not hurt.