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FBI searches for growing number of Jan. 6 fugitives
Six of the more 1,100 Jan. 6 defendants became – or were — fugitives over the course of this summer.
Fascism and the Republican Party
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DIY-HP-LED
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Easily solved if the democrats win with new laws and attitude at the DOJ. First step, make them all pass a course on the constitution and basic civics and then go from there. While they are at it, they can inform them of the consequences of breaking the new federal laws, including the human rights ones.Funny that you should mention these guys. I just ran across this while wasting my time browsing the web:
Sheriffs Who Back the “Great Replacement” as the New “Big Lie”
Opinion | Now, failing to prove voter fraud, constitutional sheriffs argue an alternative — and equally false — theory.www.democracydocket.com
Sheriffs Who Back the “Great Replacement” as the New “Big Lie”
During a July gathering at an Arizona pizza place, ex-sheriff Richard Mack, the founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, smoothed his hair before donning his white cowboy hat and preparing to speak. After presenting his far-right bonafides as he does at every speaking event, he went on to address the issue of immigration enforcement at the U.S.-Mexico border.
After describing humanitarian efforts to assist migrants as “treason,” Mack then claimed that “a lot” of immigrants are “paid to come here.” “And you know where they are going? They’re not going to the Democrat cities any more. Do you know where they are going? To the Republican areas. And do you want to know why?”
Mack’s voice rose as he reached his main point: Democrats were committing massive voter fraud by changing the demographics of the country “because the reason they started all this was to make sure the voter bloc in America changed and the Democrats have a monopoly on voting!”
Far-right institutions like the Claremont Institute — which has a special program to train sheriffs to battle “wokeness” — provide faux-intellectual cover for Replacement Theory. In a story published in American Mind, Claremont’s web publication, Senior Fellow Jeremy Carl quoted Camus’ book approvingly and added, “In America, it is beyond dispute that the far Left is pursuing and celebrating its own Great Replacement…The immigration crisis under the Biden Administration has thrown this process into overdrive.”
Sheriffs are following this lead, lending credence to the false view that immigrants are overwhelming the country by virtue of their discretion in enforcing immigration and border policing. Pinal County, Arizona, Sheriff Mark Lamb, who is running for the U.S. Senate on a platform that glorifies guns and demonizes immigrants, argues that the Democratic Party is not just “weak on immigration,” but intentionally so. (He recently said in a campaign ad that his election website is in Spanish “so that the cartels can read it” and, presumably, cower in terror.)
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If the democrats win, I hope they pass laws that will either put a barcode on the forehead of morons like this and on a domestic terrorist watch list or put them in federal prison. They have nothing to say, no ideas, just hate and fear, it is they who will exclude themselves from the democratic process, but the law will make sure they are not excluded from the constitutional or legal processes. They are not a political movement they are a criminal organization playing at politics and using it as cover. There should be no brown shirts allowed in liberal democratic politics, no violence or threats either, just goodwill and such people have none, and are self-declared enemies of the constitutional order. Most of them simply have one antisocial personality disorder or another.
BudmanTX
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aww lendell.....lost all your money.....now have to take loans....
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what a shame
'I've never been in debt like this': Mike Lindell says he's no longer wealthy due to election crusade
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell complained on Tuesday that he has been forced to borrow millions of dollars over the past few months. During a telethon for 16 fake electors in Michigan, Lindell revealed that he no longer has access to the wealth he once had. He previously said he borrowed $10...
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what a shame
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BudmanTX
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couldn't have happened to a better guy........have fun in the poor house
DIY-HP-LED
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I figure he is just one of hundreds who will be financially ruined over Trump at least and perhaps a hundred or hundreds of this class of insurrectionist will go to prison over Trump too. Mike was nuts deep in the conspiracy too as was the overstock guy and when Jack has Trump far enough in the meat grinder by himself over J6, he will charge others with conspiracy similar to that in Georgia too, only much bigger. Trump's DC trial starts March 4th of 24 and Jack could begin indicting them after that or after he has Trump convicted. All those Trump cronies in Georgia get to go again on federal indictments and I figure there will be plenty of others added to them. This could end up involving a lot of people, Jack's investigation is expected to go on for years (according to experts). After Jack put's Trump away, he will be terrifying to a lot of guilty republicans with Donald gone from the picture and hundreds of rats looking to get time shaved off prison sentences by selling out others. Wait for the Georgia early trial prison sentences to make a lot of those involved shit their pants in panic!
DIY-HP-LED
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You also live in a country that has seditious conspiracy laws and jury trials...
BudmanTX
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aww poor abbott, looks like you have to move those bouy's to our side of the river, and you can't install anymore...as per the judgement
imo they shouldn't even be there anyways....
imo they shouldn't even be there anyways....
DIY-HP-LED
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He's a fascist and above the law, a court order means nothing to him, only locking him up, will get and hold his attention.
BudmanTX
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i know he is, and he's more than a facist down here, he's also a sessionist down here as well. We basically have 3 types of republicans, and he better be glad atm that the judge didn't tell him to remove them period, which i think that's coming next round
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topcat
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If only I could believe him.
DIY-HP-LED
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It's a good thing America's fascists are so fucking stupid!
DIY-HP-LED
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Everybody knows who they are concerned about, and it isn't the liberals of America.
DIY-HP-LED
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Looks like meatball Ron is saying stand back and stand by to his brown shirts. The big donor money is increasingly seeing that Trump will likely be disqualified and leave a vacuum at the top of the GOP ticket before the primaries. Meatball Ron is the most likely to win the nomination and will serve their interests well with more tax cuts for the wealthy and red meat for the morons.
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cannabineer
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There are also the rich doners
and finally the donetariat girding for revolution.
I hope that last guy is kidding. The health hazards of an overly rich diet are on record.
For those who want a real mouthful …
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DIY-HP-LED
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Jesus, ya pay for ever typo around this place! No slap dash allowed!