You know it’s over when it’s Navratilova.
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I still love these headlines. Heartwarming.
Wonder how j6ers are treated in prison. There is a respect level often based on crime committed. Where do they rank?
I saw something (not sure reputable) about several of them going to the same place in NJ. The insinuation is that “someone” is pulling the strings to get them together and they can make their plans for round 2 while serving time.
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That seems about as plausible as Qanon.
Whatever you saw was not reputable.
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I’m surprised that no one in the courthouse carries a tazer.
Nice summary at the end of the article
More than 1,100 people have been arrested in connection with the Capitol attack, and about 400 have received sentences of incarceration, including a record sentence of 22 years in federal prison for former Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio. The total number of people who could be arrested tops 3,000, but the statute of limitations expires in just over two years, in January 2026.
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That sounds unconstitutional for House, Senate or Pres/VP.
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yeah, I wonder if this pertains to only state-level office and lower.
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Can’t imagine that ever getting used against leftists
Seems like no judge is willing to keep him off the primary ballot even with ample evidence he’s an insurrectionist. It’s crazy how he keeps wiggling thru the narrowest of openings unscathed
Well, it may have taken a few years, but i think you’re getting there in the end.
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Right. The legal system is really good at punishing poor people, guilty or not. Otherwise it’s a complete fucking joke and failure.
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