'The FBI Knew': GOP Senator Calls B.S.
on Intelligence 'Experts' and NYT Over
Hunter Laptop Story
Posted By: Imright, 3/20/2022 7:08:05 PM
In this episode of “The Never-Ending Hunter Biden Laptop Story, and the Lying Liars Who Did Their Damnedest to Cover It Up to Protect Joe Biden’s A** Right Before the Election”…Wisconsin Republican Senator Ron Johnson on Sunday blistered The New York Times, as reported by the New York Post (see: “karma,” below), for finally coming clean and confirming the authenticity of Hunter Biden’s laptop on Wednesday.The NY Post broke the story in October 2020 and continued reporting on Joe Biden’s crack head son Hunter’s foreign business dealings, and connection to Ukrainian energy firm Burisma, while daddy was vice president.
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‘Is He The Victim?’ Sen. Josh Hawley
Presses Judge Jackson For ‘Apologizing’
To Child Porn Offender 2 replies
Presses Judge Jackson For ‘Apologizing’
To Child Porn Offender 2 replies
Republican Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley pressed Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson on allegedly “apologizing” to a child pornography offender at Tuesday’s confirmation hearing.Hawley raised the case United States v. Hawkins, where Jackson sentenced an 18-year-old child porn offender 3 months imprisonment, despite sentencing guidelines recommending up to 10 years. He read a transcript in which Jackson allegedly told the convict there is “no reason to think” that he is a pedophile.“Didn’t you apologize to him? And I just got to tell you, I can’t quite figure this out,” Hawley said. “You said to him, ‘This is a truly difficult situation. I appreciate that your family’s in the audience.
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'A lot of hiding': Senators kept from
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seeing Sentencing Commission records on
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CNN’s legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin defends
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more lenient sentences for child porn offenders 20 replies
CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin defended Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s leniency on child porn offenders when discussing the ongoing Senate hearings for her Supreme Court confirmation.
On Tuesday, Jackson addressed Sen. Josh Hawley's, R-Mo., criticism against her about her sentencing record of being more lenient towards child porn and sex offenders. Appearing on CNN’s "At This Hour with Kate Bolduan," Toobin agreed with Jackson’s argument that current child porn sentences have yet to be adapted for a "post-internet" society.
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‘We want him out’: Controversy brews
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after video shows Norco preschoolers chanting
against Biden 18 replies
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