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In reply to the discussion: Four Oath Keepers found guilty of Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy [View all]ancianita
(43,184 posts)59. Yes. That next to the last layer.
Yep, chatter. But by now there likely exists enough of a pattern of behaviors and communications from Meadows to prosecute, and I'm more for charging -- Jack Smith errs on that side -- and less for immunity, especially for as slippery an aider as he. This isn't personal; we need justice at these levels, since Meadows is a Koch guy, as is his whole "freedom" caucus. And I want the oligarch of oligarchs to be shoved back off, and made to stay away from, the First Branch. Bad enough that devil owns so many statehouses.
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Let's hope we have a pro active DoJ that goes after all these shits who have sold out America in ...
Botany
Jan 2023
#25
The rot is very deep. Hell, the FBI office* that sandbaged HRC was on the Russian Payroll in 2016
Botany
Jan 2023
#29
Great news, thanks for posting, but there is a paywall, fyi. Can post info on sentencing, are they
msfiddlestix
Jan 2023
#11
I gotcha. thanks these old eyes make a mess of what I read and write sometimes.
msfiddlestix
Jan 2023
#32
Frankly I have zero sympathy for any of the people that tried this shit and I
cstanleytech
Jan 2023
#36
That's a CONVICTION. Guilty as charged. In the court of law. By a jury of their peers. NOT a report.
Beastly Boy
Jan 2023
#37
Gotta say that compared to all the other convictions on other charges, the sedition charge
ancianita
Jan 2023
#48
"Hundreds of those charged have taken over a year to process from charging to conviction"
BumRushDaShow
Jan 2023
#50
I think because not only did they not need to spend a lot of time trying to ID them
BumRushDaShow
Jan 2023
#54
A lesson to the ignorant: if you plan to claim protection under the US Constitution,
Beastly Boy
Jan 2023
#49