FYI the group of traitors in that meeting was known back in '22:
also, āPence, Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani were all in attendanceā
I could have come up with that list off the top of my head!
Same! ETA: No surprise that mrs potato face is on the list, but I am surprised bobo the clown aināt.
No shock, other than the absence of Bobo. Was she on the outs at the time?
Maybe she was nursing a hangoverā¦or her son.
I canāt believe I just typed that.
(link from that Raw Story piece:)
(free link)
Again, getting warmerā¦
also at https://archive.ph/5s0qH
The Justice Departmentās painstaking approach to investigating Trump can be traced to Garlandās desire to turn the page from missteps, bruising attacks and allegations of partisanship in the departmentās recent investigations of both Russiaās interference in the 2016 presidential election and Hillary Clintonās use of a private email server.
Inside Justice, however, some lawyers have complained that the attorney generalās determination to steer clear of any claims of political motive has chilled efforts to investigate the former president. āYou couldnāt use the T word,ā said one former Justice official briefed on prosecutorsā discussions.
This account is based on internal documents, court files, congressional records, handwritten contemporaneous notes, and interviews with more than two dozen current and former prosecutors, investigators, and others with knowledge of the probe. Most of the people interviewed for this story spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal decision-making related to the investigation.
The T word.
Huh.
Gosh, so many things start with T.
Thereāsā¦ Trump.
Andā¦
ETA: too long of a blockquote
According to reporting from NBC Newsā Pete Williams and Julia Ainsley, the inspector generalās probe into the Department of Homeland Security regarding missing Secret Service text messages hailing from January 5th and 6th, 2021, has now officially turned into a criminal investigation, after reports revealed the text messages being sought by the J6 House Select Committee were conveniently deleted after their request for the evidence was already made.
Part of me wonders that he turned over all that evidence to Trump so much earlier than required was to encourage him to ask for a deal.
I heard it might be bait. Knowing that 45 wouldnāt be able to keep his mouth shut for very long, and giving him plenty of time to expose himself to a whole new set of charges! Weāll see how that plays out, although I donāt want to see him put any more people at risk.
In a plea agreement, Shroyer acknowledged that he faces up to six months in prison under advisory federal guidelines, but that a final decision was up to U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Kelly of Washington at sentencing Sept. 12.
Separately, Robert Gieswein, 26, had pleaded guilty to firing pepper spray into the eyes of officers, carrying a baseball bat and joining the initial pursuit of Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman, before telling an interviewer that the mob needed to āexecute these fascists.ā
ā¦ U.S. District Judge Trevor N. McFadden has gone below the sentencing guidelines in the 16 previous felony cases he has handled related to the Jan. 6. attack. He did not do so for Gieswein, saying that he took assaults on police seriously.
(should be free link)
Tik Tokā¦
Thatās a good sign for seditious conspiracy charges that could make T**** ineligible for office along with a number of GOP senators and representatives. Some could be up for immediate removal, like Chuck Grassley, who knew there was a plan to remove Pence from the equation on Jan6 and stated his intent to step in for the missing VP.
