Colin norris
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3 more than you clowns can show were disenfranchised by voter ID laws.
Of course. I should have known you are an intellectual giant. I apologise
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3 more than you clowns can show were disenfranchised by voter ID laws.
"obstuction of an official proceeding?" Why that's absolutely horrifying! Next they will charge him with J-walking! Are you saying that talking loudly in the gallery is a felony?Paul Hodgkins, 38, of Tampa faced sentencing guidelines of 15 to 21 months in prison after pleading guilty to obstruction of an official proceeding for interrupting Congress' counting of Electoral College votes.
receiving eight months in prison and being ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution for a portion of the damage to the building.
“I can say without a shadow of a doubt that I am truly remorseful and regretful for my actions in Washington," Hodgkins told the court. “This was a foolish decision on my part that I take full responsibility for it."
“I can say without a shadow of a doubt that I am truly remorseful and regretful for my actions in Washington," Hodgkins told the court. “This was a foolish decision on my part that I take full responsibility for it."You haven't explained how anyone "admits" what is a matter of opinion.
It's punishable by up to 5 years and fine."obstuction of an official proceeding?" Why that's absolutely horrifying! Next they will charge him with J-walking! Are you saying that talking loudly in the gallery is a felony?
He sounds scary.“I can say without a shadow of a doubt that I am truly remorseful and regretful for my actions in Washington," Hodgkins told the court. “This was a foolish decision on my part that I take full responsibility for it."
He has a criminal history and shouldn't have been allowed to run.
You are obviously a cisgendered ,white, Christian male. Who have YOU oppressed today, blue eyed devil!What?
This is the first time since 1814 it was done to the sitting congress of the united states.meaner gene
Your most serious case is for something that has been done numerous times in the past with no charges.
Some INSURRECTION.![]()
Interrupted congress yes. Obstructed congress NO.He interrupted Congress…..just like all these folks. Were they charged?
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meaner gene
Your most serious case is for something that has been done numerous times in the past with no charges.
Some INSURRECTION.![]()
Nope.This is the first time since 1814 it was done to the sitting congress of the united states.
So? That's what the judge told him to say.“I can say without a shadow of a doubt that I am truly remorseful and regretful for my actions in Washington," Hodgkins told the court. “This was a foolish decision on my part that I take full responsibility for it."
All you got huh? Weak ass shit meatYou are obviously a cisgendered ,white, Christian male. Who have YOU oppressed today, blue eyed devil!
This is the first time since 1814 it was done to the sitting congress of the united states.
Then cite an example.Nope.
The person doesn't see the judge ex-parte prior to their allocution.So? That's what the judge told him to say.
No stupid. I provide links to where your crowd did it multiple times during the Kavanagh hearings.This is the first time since 1814 it was done to the sitting congress of the united states.
This is the first time since 1814 it was done to the sitting congress of the united states.
Those people were charged with disorderly conduct.No stupid. I provide links to where your crowd did it multiple times during the Kavanagh hearings.
Same charges the vast majority of those in the INSURRECTION were charged with.Those people were charged with disorderly conduct.
Disorderly conduct in Washington, D.C. is a misdemeanor. A conviction carries a potential penalty of up to 90 days in jail, up to $500 in fines, and probation and a period of community service.