Hoping this is my last thread of the day but I can't pass up dissecting this batshit interview with a Proud Boys juror
Not only did they quickly convict on seditious conspiracy, this juror thought deleted messages were evidence of guilt—except the messages were probably… pic.twitter.com/sS47FG1Cve
— Julie Kelly đşđ¸ (@julie_kelly2) May 5, 2023
I want to walk through jury instructions on seditious conspiracy to demonstrate the vagueness of the charge and how easy it is to prove.
Just look at (2)–this could apply to essentially any political protest on the federal level. pic.twitter.com/c7ufmGc4GX
— Julie Kelly đşđ¸ (@julie_kelly2) May 5, 2023
The FBI devoted over 2 years to tracking this woman, and she’s not even accused of any acts of violence. The feds can’t can’t have you looking all adorable at a riot.
Priests and pastors guided our troops through the darkest days of our toughest battles. The Biden Admin chose Easter weekend to kick Catholic priests out of Walter Reed, violating their Fist Amendment right to free exercise of religion.
đ¨ #BREAKING: We now know the FBI, relying on information derived from at least one đŽđ§đđđŤđđ¨đŻđđŤ employee, sought to use local religious organizations as ânew avenues for tripwire and source development.â pic.twitter.com/97veIGtvq4
— Weaponization Committee (@Weaponization) April 10, 2023
The Louisville Kentucky shooter used the Instagram handle CSturg41.
A Reddit user with the same name (u/csturg41) hated Trump, posted to r/ChapoTrapHouse (a banned far-left subreddit), and was generally a shut-in. pic.twitter.com/gaBBJTwHiC
I asked Secretary Buttigieg about the crisis in East Palestine and I guess he didnât like that so he took a pic of me. Im just doing my job, sir. @DailyCallerpic.twitter.com/HjKNgF25FJ
President Joe Biden tripped and caught himself as he boarded Air Force One in Poland. The President is now on his way back to the White House. #POTUS#GeraldFordpic.twitter.com/LEpcdmQU1R
Using the ATUS, we find that teachers work an average of 40.6 hours during the work week, compared to 42.4 hours for private-sector professionals. Over a full calendar year including vacations, teachers work at most 83% as many hours as private-sector professionals.
