Arrests of the Traitors coming in now
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Some long lost gems from the first 10 pages of this amazing thread...
Jimmy Pesto. S**t is getting real.
Another conservative actor cancelled by the Libs.
The ones requesting a pardon then?
These guys were active duty Marines when they stormed the Capitol. The DoD isn’t saying if they are currently in uniform.
apnews.com
2 active-duty Marines plead guilty to Capitol riot charges
Two men who were active-duty members of the Marines Corps when they stormed the U.S. Capitol have pleaded guilty to riot-related criminal charges. Joshua Abate and Dodge Dale Hellonen are scheduled to be sentenced in September by U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes. A spokesperson for the U.S...
apnews.com
Just asking questions, why can’t they be lined up against a wall and be shot?
Guys...this is just getting ridiculous now.
I haven't seen so many people sent away for this many years after just "going on a 3 hour tour" since Gilligan's Island.
I haven't seen so many people sent away for this many years after just "going on a 3 hour tour" since Gilligan's Island.
The good news is that he may have violated the conditions of his release by returning to D.C.
The 12 jurors who found Strand guilty on five criminal counts related to his participation in the insurrection would take issue with his declaration. He was sentenced on June 1 to nearly three years in prison. But Strand, a former international underwear model, may have committed another transgression just by participating in the congressional panel, which included Gaetz, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) By merely showing up in the Capitol, he appeared to violate a judge’s order that, while on release, he keep out of DC except for court hearings or probation meetings. In theory, he could face a new arrest for violating the release conditions.
https://www.motherjones.com/politic...returned-to-the-scene-of-the-crime-this-week/
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Watch as McCarthy says this was an official legislative hearing, and his testimony was a legitimate legislative oversight function.
Not a court hearing. Wouldn't qualify, and he COULD have gotten pre-attendance permission OR "attended" via videochat.
So, that's not going to matter, per the listed legit reasons limitations put in place by the judge.
Will be fun to watch the chyron flip from "John Eastman, Attorney" to "John Eastman, Former Attorney" in realtime....
Let's make sure the graphics guys are prepared here....
Oh, okay. You’re probably right. McCarthy will totally stand up to the cult this time.
Kellye SoRelle, the lawyer for the Oath Keepers who is also facing charges has had her trial delayed for 4 months while she receives mental health treatment. All parties agreed she was not competent to stand trial.
Oath Keepers lawyer’s trial delayed for competency treatment
WASHINGTON (AP) — The trial of a lawyer for the far-right Oath Keepers extremist group will be delayed so she can get treatment she needs to be mentally competent to stand trial, a judge decided Fr…
thehill.com
Nothing to do with McCarthy
The judge in the case made a set of conditions; nothing McCarthy does overrules those requirements. McCarthy's "claims" are totally unrelated to the perp's case requirements.
Had McCarthy subpoenae'd the guy to Congress, he still would have had to inform his judge of that and gotten the (easy) approval.
Oh, okay. So, to be clear, you are saying McCarthy really couldn’t muddy the waters, obfuscate, ignore, pull a TJ…
What does McCarthy have to do with it?
The judge in the case made the ruling; nothing McCarthy says should impact that ruling, irrespective of whatever "propaganda campaign" McCarthy pushes.
If the judge claims this act violated terms of release, then release is revoked.
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At least this sentence has some teeth in it:
More than what the guidelines suggested, but less than what was asked for. I suppose the judge didn't want to risk the appearance of going too far over the guidelines, but this guy had it coming. No remorse on 1/6, and none today.
Trump's still got his back, right? I saw that Rodgriguez used a public defender. That has to be a misprint. Why wouldn't they report that Trump paid for the defense? He said he was taking care of his people.
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I hope is bunghole is 12.5 inches when he finally gets out.
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