A painting depicting police as pigs will be rehung in a ceremony today sponsored by the Congressional Black Caucus.  The offensive work of "art" was taken down by Rep. Duncan Hunter after protests by tens of thousands of law enforcement officers. The painting, a prize-winner in a congressional art contest in St. Louis, was originally hung by Rep. Lacy Clay, whose office sponsored the contest. Washington Examiner: Rep. William Lacy Clay, D-Mo., and other black lawmakers will hold a Tuesday event to rehang a painting that depicts police as pigs, just days after Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., took it down. A top aide to Clay told the Washington Examiner Clay also plans to file a "complaint" with the U.S. Capitol Police against Hunter for removing the painting. Last week, Hunter removed a painting by high school student David Pulphus that shows police depicted as pigs in a standoff with protesters. The painting won Clay's...(Read Full Post)