Let’s hear it for LAW AND ORDER!
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Say it aint so. Tell me they were not setting a trap for illegal voters. Clean looking guys like them, white too!
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When the Trunmp campaign sends its people, they’re not sending their best. They’re not sending you. They’re not sending you. They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. They’re bringing hoaxes. They’re bringing felony crimes. They’re putzes . And some, I assume, are not good people, and are easily led by an orange buffoon.
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When they’re inevitably found guilty, no fines or community service, they need prison time (ok, fines, community service AND maximum prison time).
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Sometimes the news is delicious.
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Can we just replace “community service” with working on a chain gang, in the South, in August?
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It’s nice it’s state charges: Donnie can’t interfere with the course of justice once the sentence is passed.
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Burkman and Wohl are now busy seeking a pardon from Trump — which he can’t grant, since the arrest is for violating state law — before they become “popular” in the slammer.
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Would he for these two? Some minions are considered consumables.
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Quite the week these wonderdummies are having. Why, just Tuesday a sealed federal indictment leaked. Seems monkeying with the jurors during a federal trial is a no-no: https://www.thedailybeast.com/sealed-docs-reveal-fbi-investigation-into-jacob-wohl-jack-burkman-over-roger-stone-trial-leaks
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It is all fun and games until someone gets hurt.
And then it’s hilarious.
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It’s off to Arkham Asylum for Burkman and Wobin.
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In the South they would be worshiped.
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He’s put out for the Kenosha shooter so I’d say it’s an open question regarding allied political operatives.
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He’s so very very sorry …
"WARREN, Mich. (AP) — A white man accused of firing shots into the home of a Black suburban Detroit family who put a Black Lives Matter sign in their front window asked for forgiveness during a court hearing Thursday.
Michael Frederick Jr., 24, made the remarks after being given a moment to speak about bond. He was appearing by video in Warren District Court for arraignment on charges including ethnic intimidation.
Frederick told Judge Michael Chupa that he wanted Eddie and Candace Hall to forgive him.
“‘I’m extremely regretful of what I did. I can say it’s not like me,’ Frederick said. ‘I acted way out of character. This wasn’t about the color of anyone’s skin.”’
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With this pair it’s more lawn ordure.
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I was thinking Azkaban where the Dementors know a few tricks.
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More like.
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Firefighting in California would work too.
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