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To: Libloather

Hr really needs to be tried and sent to prison for that. Such would happen to any non-Democrat who did such a thing. I guess my saying so makes me a sociopath, eh Nautinurse?


15 posted on 10/01/2023 3:11:24 PM PDT by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin (Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others don't have to do it for you.)
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nypost.com
Jon Levine
Sept 30, 2023

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Creating a false fire alarm is a misdemeanor in the District of Columbia and punishable by up to six months in jail. “No one in this country is above the law,” Bowman himself said just months ago in tweet attacking former president Trump and applauding his various indictments.

In addition to the false report emergency misdemeanor charge, pulling the fire alarm could also possibly constitute illegal obstruction of congressional proceedings — a federal felony, according to the Washington Examiner.

Bowman could be also potentially be charged with obstruction of justice under D.C. law, which includes “corruptly, or by threats of force, any way obstructs or impedes or endeavors to obstruct or impede the due administration of justice in any official proceeding,” according to the outlet. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he would call for a probe into the matter by the House Ethics Committee.

“This is the United States Congress, not a New York City high school. To pull the fire alarm to disrupt proceedings when we are trying to draft legislation to AVERT A SHUTDOWN is pathetic…even for members of the socialist squad,” Cong Malliotakis wrote on X, formerly Twitter.


16 posted on 10/01/2023 3:13:38 PM PDT by Liz (As Robert Louis Stevenson told Dems: “I regard you with an indifference bordering on aversion.")
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