[PGR88]

I’ve always said the DOJ has morphed into America’s KGB

Only far less competent.

[DarthVader]

Just like I told you the worm is turning!!

[mabarker1]

One of the main tools in the DOJ arsenal against anyone near the Capitol on January 6, 2021, is § 1512(c)(2), which the DOJ claims means imprisonment for a person who “corruptly...obstructs, influences, or impedes any official proceeding

So what happened to the rep that PULLED THE FIRE ALARM INTERRUPTING A VOTE ON THE HOUSE FLOOR ?!?!?!

NOT A DAMNED THING !!!!!!!!

[Beowulf9]

But he doesn’t get the same treatment.

[cpdiii]

The demonrat party uses violence as a political tool. Left wing violence is not prosecuted but at the same time they twist the law like a pretzel to go after the conservatives.

Hitler’s Brownshirts were the enforcement wing of the Nazi Party just as Antifa, BLM, are for the Demonrat party. There is no difference.

[grumpygresh]

Time to revoke federal agent, prosecutorial and judicial immunity.
Prosecutors routinely violate due process via witness intimidation, evidence tampering, multiple bogus charges. All designed to impoverish defendants and force plea deals.
Do these prosecutors or judges ever face fines, loss of licenses, and criminal charges? Only rarely if ever.
Those serving on federal juries need to consider nullification as the default position for all federal non violent cases.
Even if the Feds claim they have evidence. At this point, juries must do something to stop the steamroller

[tennmountainman]

What did Smith and his fellow FBI thugs plant?

[TBP]

It’s OK when they do it; they’re above the law.

[lepton]

This is an actual violation of “obstruction of an official proceeding”, in the sense directly described in the law - unlike the usage against J6 folks (good and bad).