Merrick Garland would have voted “present” if he had been appointed to the Supreme Court.
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I’m guessing we see actions from Fulton County before we see action from Garland… I bet Willis filing charges would prompt him to do so as well. We’ll see what Smith comes up with.
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It’s like it didn’t happen, right? Just ordinary tourists. Nothing to see, or remember. Move along, now.
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Cross post from …
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So, heaven forbid the firms and pols enabling attempts to overthrow the government should be offended. If ever there was a time to throw their own saying back in their faces, that was it. F*ck their feelings!
This leaves me wondering how much social media companies have been donating to political campaigns. 
Sure, they are a useful tool for reaching out to voters, but as we learned it can also be a double-edged sword. Lack of accountability is only going to make a bad situation worse.
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Ya think?
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What a non-pology…
And that defense lawyer’s argument, “place yourself where assholery is the norm.”
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Kick them them the eff out!
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No, keep ‘em in!
The military takes that shit way more seriously that civilian courts. Insurrection by an active-duty member of the military carries a 20 year sentence, IIRC.
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I like it.
Make it so!
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For crimes committed while on active duty one can be recalled back to active duty for trial and punishment.
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Then they do time in military jail and when their time in Kansas is over, they get dishonorably discharged. No VA, no pension. Way better than civilian courts!
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Quartering troops. This Brit guessed right.
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Why do I have this feeling that it’s too late?
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