[SeekAndFind]

He refused, however, to plead guilty to either obstruction of an official proceeding or assaulting a police officer, a contrived charge added at the last minute.

[SeekAndFind]

NOTE: The DOJ has close to a 100-percent conviction rate. Not coincidentally, it also has a 100-percent success rate in denying venue change out of a district that gave Trump 5 percent of its vote in 2020.

What was surprising was the “Terrorism Enhancement” prosecutors asked for, allegedly because Bozell destroyed property in a quest to alter government policy. “In DOJ’s view,” argues Bozell’s former attorney William Shipley, “breaking two windows on Jan. 6 was analogous to flying a commercial airliner into downtown high rise office buildings.”

The original probation report suggested a guideline range of 17 to 20 years. When the DOJ filed its sentencing statement, however, prosecutors asked for “only” 140 months, a little less than 12 years.

[clearcarbon]

"The Times editors chose to ignore the unconstitutional changes in state election laws and the obvious vote-harvesting in key cities. But to overlook 51 intel officials falsely swearing that Hunter Biden’s laptop was a Russian op is malpractice bordering on treason."

[Blue Highway]

First I’m hearing Brent Bozell’s son being arrested for Jan 6

[lightman]

And when the J6 political prisoners are pardoned and issued slapjacks and other implements of self-preservation it will be Pogrom to be remembered for antiquity.

[Pajamajan]

bttt

[Bullish]

Trump gets in, he gets a pardon. Most of them do.

[DeplorablePaul]

It will be a great day when Trump pardons the J6 freedom fighters and they’re set free. Their punishment has been so harsh.