We don’t want to see another January 6th; so we’re going to encourage another Jan 6th?
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Yeah… it’s threat, me thinks. If people are held accountable, they’ll create more violence…
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Ah, so that’s how it goes.
Then we didn’t punish them enough and need to send them to prison longer. 
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Agreed. And more ringleaders need to go up the creek… Especially the main guy!
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if they’d wanted to avoid the sexism, they could have gone with “puppy murderer.”
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No, they’re white. That only works for, ahem, those sorts of people.
I only wish it was /s
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White people are more resistant to prison rehabilitation? Guess the insurrectionists should never be let out then. Too high a risk of reoffending.
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Fucking right wing ghouls love to watch young people suffer. The youth need to keep this shit in mind come November. Get registered, and vote blue.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court overturned the bribery conviction of a former Indiana mayor on Wednesday in an opinion that narrows the scope of public corruption law.
The high court sided 6-3 with James Snyder, who was convicted of taking $13,000 from a trucking company after prosecutors said he steered about $1 million worth of city contracts their way.
Snyder, a Republican, has maintained his innocence, saying the money was payment for consulting work.
His attorneys argued before the high court that prosecutors hadn’t proved there was a “quid pro quo” exchange agreement before the contracts were awarded, and prosecuting officials for gratuities given after the fact unfairly criminalizes normal gift giving.
FILL THE SWAMP! FILL THE SWAMP!
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In the decision, did the majority write up a hypothetical in which public officials, we will use a fictional federal agency called the “Cupreme Sourt,” take money or goods from wealthy “friends” while hearing cases in front of the “Sourt” by those very wealthy individuals?
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When the American adaptation of The Birdcage was released in 1996 “death penalty for abortion!” was still considered a cartoonish over-the-top caricature of the American right-wing policy.
What a dumb time to be alive.
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In honor of his upcoming incarceration; a Steve Bannon walk down memory lane.
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Darrell Scott, a Black pastor from Cleveland who has been close to Trump for more than a decade, has accused Kirk of breeding a new generation of Hitler Youth. Scott told the Guardian that Kirk was damaging Trump’s chances of winning in November by alienating Black voters.
“Kirk talked all this negative shit about Black people, and his proximity to President Trump caused people to wonder: Is that what Trump is thinking too? I have publicly refuted Kirk because every vote counts,” Scott said.
Yes, that really is what Trump is thinking, when he’s thinking. Otherwise it’s racist reflex activity. How could you not get that after more than a decade??
Oh well, being a Trump lackey has a been good for him.
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Well I guess we know what conservatives feel about the jews this week
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Your regular reminder that that kind of American Evangelicals love Israel because they hate Jews.
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While campaigning from the pulpit may be taboo in some churches, Cabrera says his church is not a 501(c)3, not a non-profit, so he has no problem talking about his politics to his flock.
Interesting, if true.
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