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How the mystery man in the Carhartt cap was identified as a Kentuckian
It took federal agents more than three months to find the man they say was in a gray Carhartt cap seen in riot footage pushing through barricades and assaulting U.S. Capitol Police officers on Jan. 6. Because of facial recognition software and his girlfriend's Instagram photos, he's now in custody — the 14th Kentuckian arrested for participation in the U.S. Capitol riots. Stephen Chase Randolph, of Harrodsburg, was charged with assaulting a federal officer and inflicting bodily injury, obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder and obstruction of Congress.
At the second set of barricades along the walkway, which were physically linked metal bike racks reinforced by plastic mesh safety fencing, Randolph worked with the crowd to push the barricades onto the officers behind them, the complaint said. One officer hit her head on stairs behind her and lost consciousness.
On March 3 after the FBI followed Randolph to work, they took photos of him wearing the same gray Carhartt hat, jacket and jeans seen in videos of the riots. On April 13, the FBI agents working undercover recorded a conversation they had with him at his "workplace," which appears to be a store.
The FBI said Randolph admitted he attended former President Donald Trump's speech but left early after hearing people were going to the Capitol. He said there were steel barriers and about 15 officers when he neared the building. About five minutes in, things "went crazy" — he stood near people throwing items at police.
"I was in it," he told the undercover FBI agent. "It was (expletive removed) fun." Randolph also said he saw a female police officer's head bounce off a handrail by the stairs after the barrier was pushed on her. He said she likely lost consciousness because she was curled up in the fetal position after being pushed to the ground.
It took federal agents more than three months to find the man they say was in a gray Carhartt cap seen in riot footage pushing through barricades and assaulting U.S. Capitol Police officers on Jan. 6. Because of facial recognition software and his girlfriend's Instagram photos, he's now in custody — the 14th Kentuckian arrested for participation in the U.S. Capitol riots. Stephen Chase Randolph, of Harrodsburg, was charged with assaulting a federal officer and inflicting bodily injury, obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder and obstruction of Congress.
At the second set of barricades along the walkway, which were physically linked metal bike racks reinforced by plastic mesh safety fencing, Randolph worked with the crowd to push the barricades onto the officers behind them, the complaint said. One officer hit her head on stairs behind her and lost consciousness.
On March 3 after the FBI followed Randolph to work, they took photos of him wearing the same gray Carhartt hat, jacket and jeans seen in videos of the riots. On April 13, the FBI agents working undercover recorded a conversation they had with him at his "workplace," which appears to be a store.
The FBI said Randolph admitted he attended former President Donald Trump's speech but left early after hearing people were going to the Capitol. He said there were steel barriers and about 15 officers when he neared the building. About five minutes in, things "went crazy" — he stood near people throwing items at police.
"I was in it," he told the undercover FBI agent. "It was (expletive removed) fun." Randolph also said he saw a female police officer's head bounce off a handrail by the stairs after the barrier was pushed on her. He said she likely lost consciousness because she was curled up in the fetal position after being pushed to the ground.
Capitol riot defendant ‘viciously’ beaten in D.C. jail, lawyer says
CBS NEWS
April 8, 2021
Capitol riot defendant ‘viciously’ beaten in D.C. jail, lawyer says | WTOP News
A Capitol riot defendant was “viciously and savagely” beaten by a guard in a Washington, D.C. jail and may lose sight in one eye because of his injuries.www.google.com
A Capitol riot defendant was “viciously and savagely” beaten by a guard in a Washington, D.C. jail and may lose sight in one eye because of his injuries, one of his lawyers told the CBS affiliate in the city, WUSA-TV. Ryan Samsel is accused of pushing over barriers and knocking down a police officer – causing her to suffer a concussion – during the January 6 riot.
Samsel is from Bristol, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County, CBS Philadelphia reports.
Samsel has been in federal custody since his arrest in January on charges of forcibly assaulting or interfering with a federal agent, obstructing an official proceeding and obstructing an officer.
This week, another Capitol riot defendant, Ronald Sandlin, told a federal judge during a bail hearing that Samsel was one of a number of defendants in the case who’d been subjected to violence by D.C. correctional officers.
In an interview with WUSA, Elisabeth Pasqualini said Samsel was “viciously and savagely” beaten by a corrections officer in the D.C. Correctional Treatment Facility after the guard zip-tied Samsel’s hands.
She said she was only alerted to the alleged attack when two attorneys representing other defendants contacted her and said her client had gotten “a beatdown” by a guard and was in the hospital.
“He has definitely suffered serious injuries, including a shattered orbital floor, a broken orbital bone, his jaw was broken, his nose was broken,” Pasqualini said, adding that Samsel is currently unable to see out of his right eye and may permanently lose vision in it.
Even before the alleged assault, Pasqualini said, her client was being held in lockdown for 23 hours a day and was having a hard time getting access to hygiene supplies and the shower. She said he’s since been moved to another jail, where he remains under lockdown.
A spokesperson for the FBI’s Washington Field Office told WUSA in an emailed statement that the agency was aware of the allegations but that “as a matter of policy we can neither confirm nor deny the existence of an investigation.”
WUSA9 also reached out to the D.C. Department of Corrections for comment, but hadn’t received a response as of Wednesday evening.
Samsel isn’t the first Capitol riot defendant to allege poor conditions during confinement, though his allegations are the most serious.
Last month, alleged Oath Keeper organizer Thomas Caldwell was released on bond in part because, his lawyer said, he’s been confined to a wheelchair as a result of not having access to orthopedic treatment while in custody.
Pasqualini said she doesn’t currently plan to file a motion asking for Samsel’s release because the state of Pennsylvania has a detainer on him due to his status as a parolee on January 6.
Records show Samsel is on parole for an assault conviction from 2016 in Pennsylvania and that there’s a separate warrant for his arrest related to an alleged 2019 assault in New Jersey.
Every press conference he's held since coming back from Mexico with his tail tucked has been utter hypocrisy. Every one.
Surprised seeing a statement like that from this character.
This cat was a crazy Tea Party Congressman when he came on the scene back in 2010.
‘We Are Not A Match’: Alleged Capitol Rioter Rejected On Dating App, Then Busted
Court documents reveal one suspect was identified after a Bumble brag.
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Cacs are delusional and self-serving af
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Two Kansas women, arrested in deadly Capitol riot, expected peaceful pro-Trump protest
BY JASON TIDD APRIL 25, 2021 02:31 PM
Two Kansas women who said they traveled to the nation’s capital on Jan. 6 for a peaceful protest supporting Donald Trump have now been arrested in connection to the deadly riot that followed the former president’s speech and tweets.
Records from the U.S. District Court for Kansas show Jennifer Ruth Parks and Esther Schwemmer were both arrested on Friday. Their Kansas cases show they are to be transferred to U.S. District Court for Washington, D.C.
Federal court records from the District of Columbia concerning the women’s cases remained sealed as of Sunday. However, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has released a complaint and statement of fact in Parks’s case that detail allegations against both women.
The records say the women admitted to traveling to DC together and entering the Capitol building. Parks has been charged with two counts of knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building without lawful authority and one count of violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. Charges against Schwemmer have not been publicly released.
The FBI interviewed Parks and Schwemmer, who are friends, on Jan. 17.
“Parks believed she was attending a peaceful rally in support of President Donald Trump,” an FBI agent wrote.
Trump had called for his supporters to come to the capital on Jan. 6, where he would speak during the “Save America March.” The storming of the Capitol building happened about two hours after the president’s speech, during which he used language that some people contend condoned violence to stop Congress from certifying Joe Biden’s presidential win.
Trump was later impeached by the Democrat-led House and acquitted by the Republican-led Senate on a charge of incitement of insurrection.
There have now been at least seven Kansans arrested in connection to the attack, which happened as Congress was in a joint session to certify the vote count of the Electoral College of the 2020 Presidential Election. Proceedings in both the House and Senate were disrupted as rioters forced their way into the Capitol, destroying property and assaulting police officers along the way. Five people died, including a police officer.
The FBI got a tip on Jan. 11 that Parks participated in the “DC mob.” The tipster shared text messages reportedly sent by Parks’ daughter.
“So depressed over all of the cheating in the election right now,” the text read. “Mom and her friend went to Washington for the March. Wish I could have gone too. Lol.”
“We should all be climbing over the walls,” another text read. “They pushed us too far.”
Allegations of widespread voter fraud during the 2020 presidential election have been found to be false. Reuters reports that federal judges have dismissed more than 50 lawsuits by Trump and his allies challenging the election or its outcome, and U.S. election security officials have said the election was “the most secure in American history.”
The FBI used a photo of the friends provided by one of the women, which showed what they were wearing, to find additional images and video from security footage and officer body cameras. Agents said Schwemmer was wearing a Trump 2020 flag wrapped around her and a Make America Great Again beanie hat, among other clothing.
Schwemmer told the FBI that she and Parks were eating as they watched people run up to the Capitol building. She said a police officer told her not to climb on a barrier, so she climbed a tree to take a photo of the crowd. Members of the crowd suggested protesting peacefully in front of the Capitol.
“Schwemmer claimed that she and Parks walked to the front of the Capitol Building, encountered no barricades and no police officer told them to stop,” the FBI wrote. “Schwemmer saw the open doors to the U.S. Capitol Building and entered with Parks.”
Parks said they went into the building after the doors were broken, coming upon groups of people praying and singing. She sang the U.S. national anthem.
Schwemmer described the building as “messy and smelled bad.”
Schwemmer said they saw police, but none tried to stop them from walking around until one officer told them to leave. Parks said she tried to leave through the front door, but police directed her to leave down a hallway.
The documents do not state where in Kansas the women are from, though Parks’ cellphone has a 913 area code from the Kansas City area.
BY JASON TIDD APRIL 25, 2021 02:31 PM
Two Kansas women who said they traveled to the nation’s capital on Jan. 6 for a peaceful protest supporting Donald Trump have now been arrested in connection to the deadly riot that followed the former president’s speech and tweets.
Records from the U.S. District Court for Kansas show Jennifer Ruth Parks and Esther Schwemmer were both arrested on Friday. Their Kansas cases show they are to be transferred to U.S. District Court for Washington, D.C.
Federal court records from the District of Columbia concerning the women’s cases remained sealed as of Sunday. However, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has released a complaint and statement of fact in Parks’s case that detail allegations against both women.
The records say the women admitted to traveling to DC together and entering the Capitol building. Parks has been charged with two counts of knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building without lawful authority and one count of violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. Charges against Schwemmer have not been publicly released.
The FBI interviewed Parks and Schwemmer, who are friends, on Jan. 17.
“Parks believed she was attending a peaceful rally in support of President Donald Trump,” an FBI agent wrote.
Trump had called for his supporters to come to the capital on Jan. 6, where he would speak during the “Save America March.” The storming of the Capitol building happened about two hours after the president’s speech, during which he used language that some people contend condoned violence to stop Congress from certifying Joe Biden’s presidential win.
Trump was later impeached by the Democrat-led House and acquitted by the Republican-led Senate on a charge of incitement of insurrection.
There have now been at least seven Kansans arrested in connection to the attack, which happened as Congress was in a joint session to certify the vote count of the Electoral College of the 2020 Presidential Election. Proceedings in both the House and Senate were disrupted as rioters forced their way into the Capitol, destroying property and assaulting police officers along the way. Five people died, including a police officer.
The FBI got a tip on Jan. 11 that Parks participated in the “DC mob.” The tipster shared text messages reportedly sent by Parks’ daughter.
“So depressed over all of the cheating in the election right now,” the text read. “Mom and her friend went to Washington for the March. Wish I could have gone too. Lol.”
“We should all be climbing over the walls,” another text read. “They pushed us too far.”
Allegations of widespread voter fraud during the 2020 presidential election have been found to be false. Reuters reports that federal judges have dismissed more than 50 lawsuits by Trump and his allies challenging the election or its outcome, and U.S. election security officials have said the election was “the most secure in American history.”
The FBI used a photo of the friends provided by one of the women, which showed what they were wearing, to find additional images and video from security footage and officer body cameras. Agents said Schwemmer was wearing a Trump 2020 flag wrapped around her and a Make America Great Again beanie hat, among other clothing.
Schwemmer told the FBI that she and Parks were eating as they watched people run up to the Capitol building. She said a police officer told her not to climb on a barrier, so she climbed a tree to take a photo of the crowd. Members of the crowd suggested protesting peacefully in front of the Capitol.
“Schwemmer claimed that she and Parks walked to the front of the Capitol Building, encountered no barricades and no police officer told them to stop,” the FBI wrote. “Schwemmer saw the open doors to the U.S. Capitol Building and entered with Parks.”
Parks said they went into the building after the doors were broken, coming upon groups of people praying and singing. She sang the U.S. national anthem.
Schwemmer described the building as “messy and smelled bad.”
Schwemmer said they saw police, but none tried to stop them from walking around until one officer told them to leave. Parks said she tried to leave through the front door, but police directed her to leave down a hallway.
The documents do not state where in Kansas the women are from, though Parks’ cellphone has a 913 area code from the Kansas City area.
NEW YORK — Brendan Hunt, an enthusiastic Trump supporter who called for killing members of Congress days after the Jan. 6 insurrection, was found guilty Wednesday of making a death threat against elected officials.
It took the jury in his case about three hours to reach a verdict, finding that comments Hunt made in a disturbing video posted online two days after the U.S. Capitol riot amounted to a genuine threat to murder elected officials in Washington.
He faces up to 10 years in prison.
The jury also concluded that menacing social media posts Hunt made in 2020 — including one directed at Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.), then the Senate minority leader, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) — did not rise to the level of criminality.
Hunt, 37, was charged with one count of making a threat to assault and murder a United States official. He was arrested Jan. 19, a day before President Biden’s inauguration, after the FBI received a tip about his video, titled “KILL YOUR SENATORS: Slaughter them all.”
The clip had been posted on BitChute, a hosting site popular with far-right conservatives, after the deadly riot in Washington.
Something tells me This shit was supposed to be
a whole lot bigger
Than what it was...
A lot of trumptards chickened out at the last minute...
Only the people unified can..successfully take back the white house
From the queen and the Vatican
That's who really owns u.s.a the corporation
That you think is a country
a whole lot bigger
Than what it was...
A lot of trumptards chickened out at the last minute...
Only the people unified can..successfully take back the white house
From the queen and the Vatican
That's who really owns u.s.a the corporation
That you think is a country
Republican senator calls for ‘spirit of forgiveness’ over Capitol riot and says it’s ‘time to move on’
Roger Marshall, who alleged ‘serious voter fraud’ before insurrection, says ‘it’s time for this country to heal’
Alex Woodward
New York
8 hours ago
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Republican Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas says he is “just so ready to move on” after supporting GOP attempts to reject election results in an effort to install Donald Trump for a second term.
The senator was asked by CNN’s Pamela Brown on Saturday whether he believes his actions have contributed to the ongoing misinformation campaigns surrounding the election results, including an ongoing audit in Arizona hired by the state’s Republican party.
“Republicans continue to believe in the lie that this election, the last election was stolen,” she said. “You voted to toss out millions of votes in Arizona and Pennsylvania. You also joined the Texas lawsuit attempting to throw out votes cast in four states.”
“We’re just so ready to move on,” the senator said on Saturday. “It’s time for this country to heal. It’s time for a spirit of forgiveness to be happening.
On 2 January, Mr Marshall joined 10 other Republican senators – citing no evidence – who said that they would reject Electoral College results four days later on grounds of “multiple allegations of serious voter fraud.”
The Trump campaign, his administration, the Justice Department, FBI and bipartisan elections officials across the US have not presented any evidence of widespread election fraud. Mr Trump continues to spread the lie, echoed by his allies, that the election was “stolen” from him.
That conspiracy theory fulled a pro-Trump insurrection at the US Capitol on 6 January as lawmakers convened to certify the results.
A recent CNN poll conducted by SSRS found that 30 per cent of respondents still do not believe Joe Biden is the legitimate winner of the election. Of those respondents, 69 per cent believe there is “solid evidence” that he did not win enough votes.
The poll found that only 23 per cent of Republicans believe Mr Biden legitimately received enough votes for the presidency, with 70 per cent believing he did not.
The poll was carried out 21-26 April with 777 cell phone respondents and 227 people by landline.
Mr Marshall was also asked how Republican values concerning states’ rights and federalism square against widespread GOP calls to toss out millions of ballots in several states. In his response, he claimed GOP-sponsored efforts to restrict voter access in nearly 47 states aims to make voting “harder to cheat”.
Republicans have defended their bills as attempts to increase “voter confidence” and to protect “election integrity” while they are also leading efforts to undermine their results based on no evidence.
“By us standing up to our concerns about those elections, about the election integrity, is forced those states with their problems to come to back to the table and have those legislatures to work together to make sure we have safer elections with higher integrity,” he told CNN.
Roger Marshall, who alleged ‘serious voter fraud’ before insurrection, says ‘it’s time for this country to heal’
Alex Woodward
New York
8 hours ago
Republican senator calls for ‘spirit of forgiveness’ over Capitol riot and says it’s ‘time to move on’
Roger Marshall, who alleged ‘serious voter fraud’ before insurrection, says ‘it’s time for this country to heal’
Republican Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas says he is “just so ready to move on” after supporting GOP attempts to reject election results in an effort to install Donald Trump for a second term.
The senator was asked by CNN’s Pamela Brown on Saturday whether he believes his actions have contributed to the ongoing misinformation campaigns surrounding the election results, including an ongoing audit in Arizona hired by the state’s Republican party.
“Republicans continue to believe in the lie that this election, the last election was stolen,” she said. “You voted to toss out millions of votes in Arizona and Pennsylvania. You also joined the Texas lawsuit attempting to throw out votes cast in four states.”
“We’re just so ready to move on,” the senator said on Saturday. “It’s time for this country to heal. It’s time for a spirit of forgiveness to be happening.
On 2 January, Mr Marshall joined 10 other Republican senators – citing no evidence – who said that they would reject Electoral College results four days later on grounds of “multiple allegations of serious voter fraud.”
The Trump campaign, his administration, the Justice Department, FBI and bipartisan elections officials across the US have not presented any evidence of widespread election fraud. Mr Trump continues to spread the lie, echoed by his allies, that the election was “stolen” from him.
That conspiracy theory fulled a pro-Trump insurrection at the US Capitol on 6 January as lawmakers convened to certify the results.
A recent CNN poll conducted by SSRS found that 30 per cent of respondents still do not believe Joe Biden is the legitimate winner of the election. Of those respondents, 69 per cent believe there is “solid evidence” that he did not win enough votes.
The poll found that only 23 per cent of Republicans believe Mr Biden legitimately received enough votes for the presidency, with 70 per cent believing he did not.
The poll was carried out 21-26 April with 777 cell phone respondents and 227 people by landline.
Mr Marshall was also asked how Republican values concerning states’ rights and federalism square against widespread GOP calls to toss out millions of ballots in several states. In his response, he claimed GOP-sponsored efforts to restrict voter access in nearly 47 states aims to make voting “harder to cheat”.
Republicans have defended their bills as attempts to increase “voter confidence” and to protect “election integrity” while they are also leading efforts to undermine their results based on no evidence.
“By us standing up to our concerns about those elections, about the election integrity, is forced those states with their problems to come to back to the table and have those legislatures to work together to make sure we have safer elections with higher integrity,” he told CNN.
US Department of Justice
Capitol Breach Cases
Below is a list of defendants charged in federal court in the District of Columbia related to crimes committed at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C, on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021.
Every case is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia. Following arrests, or surrender, defendants must appear before district court magistrate/judge where the arrest takes place, in accordance with the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
www.justice.gov
Capitol Breach Cases
Below is a list of defendants charged in federal court in the District of Columbia related to crimes committed at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C, on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021.
Every case is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia. Following arrests, or surrender, defendants must appear before district court magistrate/judge where the arrest takes place, in accordance with the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
Capitol Breach Cases
www.justice.gov
Fuck YOU, Marshall. We want ALL you bitches to be held accountable. You CACs have been "just moving on" since the end of the Civil War.Republican senator calls for ‘spirit of forgiveness’ over Capitol riot and says it’s ‘time to move on’
Roger Marshall, who alleged ‘serious voter fraud’ before insurrection, says ‘it’s time for this country to heal’
Alex Woodward
New York
8 hours ago
Republican senator calls for ‘spirit of forgiveness’ over Capitol riot and says it’s ‘time to move on’
Roger Marshall, who alleged ‘serious voter fraud’ before insurrection, says ‘it’s time for this country to heal’
Republican Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas says he is “just so ready to move on” after supporting GOP attempts to reject election results in an effort to install Donald Trump for a second term.
The senator was asked by CNN’s Pamela Brown on Saturday whether he believes his actions have contributed to the ongoing misinformation campaigns surrounding the election results, including an ongoing audit in Arizona hired by the state’s Republican party.
“Republicans continue to believe in the lie that this election, the last election was stolen,” she said. “You voted to toss out millions of votes in Arizona and Pennsylvania. You also joined the Texas lawsuit attempting to throw out votes cast in four states.”
“We’re just so ready to move on,” the senator said on Saturday. “It’s time for this country to heal. It’s time for a spirit of forgiveness to be happening.
On 2 January, Mr Marshall joined 10 other Republican senators – citing no evidence – who said that they would reject Electoral College results four days later on grounds of “multiple allegations of serious voter fraud.”
The Trump campaign, his administration, the Justice Department, FBI and bipartisan elections officials across the US have not presented any evidence of widespread election fraud. Mr Trump continues to spread the lie, echoed by his allies, that the election was “stolen” from him.
That conspiracy theory fulled a pro-Trump insurrection at the US Capitol on 6 January as lawmakers convened to certify the results.
A recent CNN poll conducted by SSRS found that 30 per cent of respondents still do not believe Joe Biden is the legitimate winner of the election. Of those respondents, 69 per cent believe there is “solid evidence” that he did not win enough votes.
The poll found that only 23 per cent of Republicans believe Mr Biden legitimately received enough votes for the presidency, with 70 per cent believing he did not.
The poll was carried out 21-26 April with 777 cell phone respondents and 227 people by landline.
Mr Marshall was also asked how Republican values concerning states’ rights and federalism square against widespread GOP calls to toss out millions of ballots in several states. In his response, he claimed GOP-sponsored efforts to restrict voter access in nearly 47 states aims to make voting “harder to cheat”.
Republicans have defended their bills as attempts to increase “voter confidence” and to protect “election integrity” while they are also leading efforts to undermine their results based on no evidence.
“By us standing up to our concerns about those elections, about the election integrity, is forced those states with their problems to come to back to the table and have those legislatures to work together to make sure we have safer elections with higher integrity,” he told CNN.
Hell naw! Punish those muhfucka to the fullest, and I hope you meet a suitable challenger in the next election. FOH!
They will all be doing time and getting felonies on their records. Some will get small time like 6 months and some will get hard time.
That Kansas Senator I just posted is responding to the phone calls and emails his office is getting flooded with on a daily basis with folks from his state in panic fear mode wanting him and other GOP Senators/Congressmen to help them.
If you been paying attention, the FBI reported back in January that they have all the cell phone data around the Capitol from January 6. They know who everybody who was there identity and their current location.
I posted earlier of that one cat who panicked and tried to make a run to Switzerland. As soon as he checked into the Denver airport, his name pinged to the FBI and they were waiting for him at Boston airport where he was to do his connecting flight to Switzerland.
The FBI is just taking their time, having a smoke, a cup of coffee, catch the highlights on ESPN.....and then go kick in the front door of these jokers home and arrest their ass.
Like I said, they are all getting felonies. They are in panic mode cuz a felony conviction will bar them from legally owning a firearm. Along with that the Democrats are planning on kicking in more gun control with background checks and eliminate gun loop holes like gun shows and person to person sales.
You know how these White Boyz love their guns.
If they can’t legally possess a firearm, their world will literally end as they know it.
That gun they see as their only defense when the Darkies rise up and want revenge for the 400+ of oppression.
HaHa!!!
That Kansas Senator I just posted is responding to the phone calls and emails his office is getting flooded with on a daily basis with folks from his state in panic fear mode wanting him and other GOP Senators/Congressmen to help them.
If you been paying attention, the FBI reported back in January that they have all the cell phone data around the Capitol from January 6. They know who everybody who was there identity and their current location.
I posted earlier of that one cat who panicked and tried to make a run to Switzerland. As soon as he checked into the Denver airport, his name pinged to the FBI and they were waiting for him at Boston airport where he was to do his connecting flight to Switzerland.
The FBI is just taking their time, having a smoke, a cup of coffee, catch the highlights on ESPN.....and then go kick in the front door of these jokers home and arrest their ass.
Like I said, they are all getting felonies. They are in panic mode cuz a felony conviction will bar them from legally owning a firearm. Along with that the Democrats are planning on kicking in more gun control with background checks and eliminate gun loop holes like gun shows and person to person sales.
You know how these White Boyz love their guns.
If they can’t legally possess a firearm, their world will literally end as they know it.
That gun they see as their only defense when the Darkies rise up and want revenge for the 400+ of oppression.
HaHa!!!
Best part of the riot