Forsyth County, Georgia leaders react after mob storms US Capitol

On Wednesday evening, District 7 U.S. Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux shared a picture of her working over a laptop in a darkened room with the caption, “Pictured: Sitting in the dark waiting for the lockdown to be lifted, working on my floor speech in defense of our democracy and Georgia's elections.”

Bourdeaux capitol — On Wednesday evening, District 7 U.S. Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux shared a picture of her working over a laptop in a darkened room with the caption, “Pictured: Sitting in the dark waiting for the lockdown to be lifted, working on my floor speech in defense of our democracy and Georgia's elections.”

Gov. Brian Kemp readied the Georgia National Guard Wednesday in response to riots at the U.S. Capitol by President Donald Trump’s supporters protesting the Electoral College vote.

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