A group of about two dozen Des Moines Black Lives Matter activists showed up to Reynolds’ public events in Steamboat Rock and Ackley, each about 90 miles from Des Moines.
They wanted her to immediately sign the executive order to allow felons to vote, which she does plan to do, unfortunately for Republicans. Felons are the Democrat voting base.
Jaylen Cavil, an organizer with Des Moines Black Lives Matter, said he was standing in the driveway hoping that Reynolds would roll down the window of the vehicle and speak to them. He was sure the driver wouldn’t run over him. That didn’t work out.
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Cavil said he was not injured, but it was shocking when the vehicle hit him. He said the impact spun him around and lifted him slightly onto the hood of the vehicle.
The driver, a state patrol officer, said that Cavil stepped in front of him as he was driving. That is very believable. That’s what they do.
Cavil was part of the white leftist group of Black Lives Matter activists who met with Reynolds twice in her office at the Iowa Capitol to demand she sign an executive order restoring voting rights to felons who have completed their sentences.
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