Not to defend a notzee, but what was he being arrested for? Was he harassing or accosting someone?

6 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

Not to defend a notzee, but what was he being arrested for? Was he harassing or accosting someone?

Looks like he was being a nuisance, interrupting operations at the airport. 

"Ballots aren't votes"

Really, how are you supposed to defend a democracy when you don't know what it is?

Great news for Jack Smith and the DOJ.

Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes found guilty of seditious conspiracy in Jan. 6 attack

Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes was found guilty of seditious conspiracy and other charges tied to his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Rhodes and four co-defendants – Jessica Watkins, Thomas Caldwell and Kelly Meggs and Ken Harrelson – were convicted by a Washington, D.C., jury Tuesday. Meggs was the only other defendant found guilty of seditious conspiracy.

Prosecutors painted the Oath Keepers on trial as ringleaders of the pro-Trump mob that stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, resulting in multiple deaths and more than 100 injured law enforcement officers.

The Oath Keepers, a right-wing extremist militia group, seeks to defend its interpretation of the U.S. Constitution against perceived enemies – if necessary, by force, according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

On 11/22/2022 at 10:14 AM, jsdarkstar said:

The fact that the 9 yr old girl survived the Police encounter is a miracle. Cops have shot and killed 1,000 civilians so far this year. 

I guarantee most of them deserved it. 99 44/100%

5 hours ago, lynched1 said:

I guarantee most of them deserved it. 99 44/100%

 

Hey, ,you dropped this.

3 hours ago, Toastrel said:

Hey, ,you dropped this.

That was your old ladies. Cosplay.

I'm perfectly fine with anyone getting what they deserve. You included glory.

Roger Stone would be proud.

2 right-wing operatives must spend 500 hours registering voters after pleading guilty to running a 2020 voter suppression campaign

• Two right-wing operatives pleaded guilty to running a robocall scheme before the 2020 election.

• On Tuesday, Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman were sentenced to work 500 hours at a voter registration drive.

• The men set up thousands of false robocalls that targeted mostly Black neighborhoods.

Two right-wing operatives were sentenced to work 500 hours at a voter registration drive after pleading guilty to running a voter suppression campaign in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election, according to multiple reports.

Jacob Wohl, 24, of Irvine, California, and Jack Burkman, 56, of Arlington, Virginia, pleaded guilty last month to running a telecommunications fraud that targeted multiple states with election misinformation.

The false calls, which were set up in mostly Black neighborhoods, promoted conspiracy theories about mail-in voting, falsely informing people they could be arrested or forced to receive vaccinations based on personal information they submitted in votes by mail.

In a Zoom hearing on Tuesday, Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge John Sutula compared the men's efforts to those who used violence to suppress Black voters in the 1960s.

"I think it's a despicable thing that you guys have done," Sutula told the men, Cleveland.com reported.

Sutula also handed down a fine of $2,500 to each man, and placed them on two years probation, six months of which they must be in home confinement, CBS News reported.

"I just really want to express my absolute regret and shame over all of this," Wohl said after the sentencing, according to Cleveland.com.

"I would just echo Mr. Wohl's sentiment," Burkman added. "I think the same."

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, who originally referred the case to prosecutor Michael O'Malley, said last month that a total of 67,396 phone numbers received the false messages nationwide, The Hill reported.

Both Wohl and Burkman have a history of coming up with unfounded claims and conspiracy theories targeted at Democratic Party politicians.

In April 2019, Burkman falsely accused then-Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg of sexual assault. A Daily Beast report at the time found that both Burkman and Wohl tried to convince several young Republican men to make similar accusations.

An unnamed source told the Beast at the time that their goal was to kneecap Buttigieg's momentum in the 2020 presidential race.

8 minutes ago, jsdarkstar said:

Roger Stone would be proud.

2 right-wing operatives must spend 500 hours registering voters after pleading guilty to running a 2020 voter suppression campaign

• Two right-wing operatives pleaded guilty to running a robocall scheme before the 2020 election.

• On Tuesday, Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman were sentenced to work 500 hours at a voter registration drive.

• The men set up thousands of false robocalls that targeted mostly Black neighborhoods.

Two right-wing operatives were sentenced to work 500 hours at a voter registration drive after pleading guilty to running a voter suppression campaign in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election, according to multiple reports.

Jacob Wohl, 24, of Irvine, California, and Jack Burkman, 56, of Arlington, Virginia, pleaded guilty last month to running a telecommunications fraud that targeted multiple states with election misinformation.

The false calls, which were set up in mostly Black neighborhoods, promoted conspiracy theories about mail-in voting, falsely informing people they could be arrested or forced to receive vaccinations based on personal information they submitted in votes by mail.

In a Zoom hearing on Tuesday, Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge John Sutula compared the men's efforts to those who used violence to suppress Black voters in the 1960s.

"I think it's a despicable thing that you guys have done," Sutula told the men, Cleveland.com reported.

Sutula also handed down a fine of $2,500 to each man, and placed them on two years probation, six months of which they must be in home confinement, CBS News reported.

"I just really want to express my absolute regret and shame over all of this," Wohl said after the sentencing, according to Cleveland.com.

"I would just echo Mr. Wohl's sentiment," Burkman added. "I think the same."

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, who originally referred the case to prosecutor Michael O'Malley, said last month that a total of 67,396 phone numbers received the false messages nationwide, The Hill reported.

Both Wohl and Burkman have a history of coming up with unfounded claims and conspiracy theories targeted at Democratic Party politicians.

In April 2019, Burkman falsely accused then-Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg of sexual assault. A Daily Beast report at the time found that both Burkman and Wohl tried to convince several young Republican men to make similar accusations.

An unnamed source told the Beast at the time that their goal was to kneecap Buttigieg's momentum in the 2020 presidential race.

This seems like a terrible idea.  It's like sentencing wife-beaters to work in a battered women's shelter.

38 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

This seems like a terrible idea.  It's like sentencing wife-beaters to work in a battered women's shelter.

Mmmm, sounds delicious

/Toty

Well, wouldn't you know...  QAnon leader was a pedophile all along. 

 

 

Nope, nothing wrong here.

Wasting his time in the House ranting about metrosexuals is why Cawthorn will be a former Congressman

 

1 minute ago, toolg said:

Wasting his time in the House ranting about metrosexuals is why Cawthorn will be a former Congressman

 

Wasn't that the dude who was photographed wearing women's lingerie?

No kink shaming, everybody deserves to let their freak flag fly. But seems a bit hypocritical yeah?

This plan ought to go over well with students...

 

6 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

Wasn't that the dude who was photographed wearing women's lingerie?

No kink shaming, everybody deserves to let their freak flag fly. But seems a bit hypocritical yeah?

 

 

13 minutes ago, mr_hunt said:

 

sure. mock this but this is why the gop calls the left, war mongers. 

 

Of course they support Putin.

They should just move to Russia if they like it so much. 

4 hours ago, mr_hunt said:

 

 

Not Fit for Office

Bud May, 37, of Kyle, South Dakota, lost his bid for a state House of Representatives seat in 2022 -- and it may have been a good thing. On Nov. 13, May was arrested and charged with second-degree rape after an alleged assault on a woman in a bar bathroom stall, the Argus Leader reported. When he was asked in court whether the interaction was consensual, he replied, "I'm 6-foot-8, it's all consensual." Police reported that when they found the victim, she was cowering behind the bar and had dirt and blood on her, which she said was May's because he was in an earlier altercation. May appeared in court on Nov. 14 for a separate incident, and he has three outstanding warrants from the Oglala Sioux Tribe Department of Public Safety from September and October.

12 minutes ago, Toastrel said:

Not Fit for Office

Bud May, 37, of Kyle, South Dakota, lost his bid for a state House of Representatives seat in 2022 -- and it may have been a good thing. On Nov. 13, May was arrested and charged with second-degree rape after an alleged assault on a woman in a bar bathroom stall, the Argus Leader reported. When he was asked in court whether the interaction was consensual, he replied, "I'm 6-foot-8, it's all consensual." Police reported that when they found the victim, she was cowering behind the bar and had dirt and blood on her, which she said was May's because he was in an earlier altercation. May appeared in court on Nov. 14 for a separate incident, and he has three outstanding warrants from the Oglala Sioux Tribe Department of Public Safety from September and October.

Yeah, I believe that's the dude who lost to his mom.

Have Kevin Bacon or John Hamm ever dated Jewish girls?

19 hours ago, Arthur Jackson said:

Have Kevin Bacon or John Hamm ever dated Jewish girls?

Not sure about "dated" but I bet they porked a few.