“A former actor, Beeks played Judas in a national tour of the musical “Jesus Christ Superstar” before his arrest.”
That’s a bit on the nose.
11 Likes
8 Likes
A lawyer for True the Vote in May 2023 wrote a letter to a state attorney saying that a complete response to the subpoenas would require the organization to identify people to whom it had promised confidentiality and that it could not do that. The lawyer wrote that True the Vote was withdrawing its complaints.
“Nevermind, we didn’t see nothing…”
Weak tea, my friends…
12 Likes
I doubt they will accept that answer. Fraudulent claims of voter fraud are themselves fraud. Confidentiality agreements don’t protect people from being identified for potential criminal activity.
These aren’t a journalist’s sources (and there are plenty of examples where journos have been compelled by a court to reveal a source, as wrong as that is). These are (supposedly) people who have reported a crime to a “watchdog” group instead of to the proper authorities.
10 Likes
7 Likes
5 Likes
So are the arrests of these January 6th insurrectionists why the house judiciary nutjobs were having a cow in front of the FBI director last week?
7 Likes
oh, jeebus barking crisp!
that whine is just too rich!
“iT’s NoT fAiR!”
SpringHill is Hernando County, just up the 41 from mum’s old place. county seat is Brooksville, a nasty hive of tRumpsters and - notably - other convicted 6JAN insurrection idiots.
so glad to get mum out of there.
10 Likes
8 Likes
Yep.
Obligs linkback to front-page, now that it’s posted there…
7 Likes
9 Likes
3 Likes
5 Likes
Investigators believe him to still have ties to far-right extremist groups.
7 Likes
5 Likes
7 Likes
Strange. Jurors don’t get to talk much, can’t wear political clothing or apparel. What could have it been about the jury pool that terrified the white male insurrectionist? 
7 Likes
The depths of idiocy here. The guy was just hungry?
1 Like
“Smith ate lunch. Republicans demand investigation, claim this proves political motivation.”
7 Likes
