Joe Rogan is taking care of getting rid of himself quite nicely, thank you. He's the gift that keeps on giving, just another f'ing moron that says what you Trumpanzees 'think'.
Here's another delusional faux patriot insurrectionist prick who, like Trump, says what you 'think'.
A sampling of Jan. 6 defendant Ryan Nichols’ political discourse:
https://twitter.com/ryanjreilly/status/148974...0142864826
New Jan. 6 Footage Shows Capitol Rioter Threatening To 'Cut Their Head Off'
Source: Huffington Post
The video was released hours after the GOP said Capitol rioters were engaging in "legitimate political discourse."
Sara Boboltz
02/05/2022 04:07pm EST
Newly released video from the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack shows a Texas man ranting about a “stolen” presidential election and calling for elected officials to be publicly killed.
“Cut their head off!” he yells at one point.
Its release by the Justice Department came just hours after top Republican Party officials issued a resolution on Friday stating that the people who mobbed the Capitol had engaged in “legitimate political discourse.”
The man in the video, Ryan Nichols, was arrested in the days after the attack and pleaded guilty to all of the charges against him, which include assault with a crowbar and pepper spray. His case is still pending in federal court.
13. This report highlights another problem we have in this country--federal courts.
This guy was arrested within days of the Capitol assault and pleaded guilty to all charges, yet more than a year later his case is still pending in federal court. Why?
It seems our courts are so jammed up that nothing happens without significant delays. With the insurrection, the courts have been flooded with criminal cases, but it seems strange that it takes more than a year to resolve a case when the criminal pleads guilty.
15. Don't know, but....
....in many cases it's because they are actively cooperating or they might be called upon to do so. They might be needed as witnesses against others. The authorities don't want to close the case until they are sure they have no further use for the defendant. The want to keep the threat of a harsher sentence hanging over their head.
16. "you fuckin treasoned this country"
treason is now a verb!
who knew?
graduate high school? I hope not
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Here's another delusional faux patriot insurrectionist prick who, like Trump, says what you 'think'.
A sampling of Jan. 6 defendant Ryan Nichols’ political discourse:
https://twitter.com/ryanjreilly/status/148974...0142864826
New Jan. 6 Footage Shows Capitol Rioter Threatening To 'Cut Their Head Off'
Source: Huffington Post
The video was released hours after the GOP said Capitol rioters were engaging in "legitimate political discourse."
Sara Boboltz
02/05/2022 04:07pm EST
Newly released video from the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack shows a Texas man ranting about a “stolen” presidential election and calling for elected officials to be publicly killed.
“Cut their head off!” he yells at one point.
Its release by the Justice Department came just hours after top Republican Party officials issued a resolution on Friday stating that the people who mobbed the Capitol had engaged in “legitimate political discourse.”
The man in the video, Ryan Nichols, was arrested in the days after the attack and pleaded guilty to all of the charges against him, which include assault with a crowbar and pepper spray. His case is still pending in federal court.
13. This report highlights another problem we have in this country--federal courts.
This guy was arrested within days of the Capitol assault and pleaded guilty to all charges, yet more than a year later his case is still pending in federal court. Why?
It seems our courts are so jammed up that nothing happens without significant delays. With the insurrection, the courts have been flooded with criminal cases, but it seems strange that it takes more than a year to resolve a case when the criminal pleads guilty.
15. Don't know, but....
....in many cases it's because they are actively cooperating or they might be called upon to do so. They might be needed as witnesses against others. The authorities don't want to close the case until they are sure they have no further use for the defendant. The want to keep the threat of a harsher sentence hanging over their head.
16. "you fuckin treasoned this country"
treason is now a verb!
who knew?
graduate high school? I hope not
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