Jamaal Bowman pleads guilty in DC court
arraignment on charges for pulling fire alarm
Posted By: Beardo, 10/26/2023 1:10:35 PM
"Squad" Democrat Rep. Jamaal Bowman of New York pleaded guilty in D.C. Superior Court on charges that he illegally pulled a House office building fire alarm. (snip) Bowman got a plea deal: Write a letter of apology to the U.S. Capitol Police and pay a $1,000 fine. D.C. Superior Court Judge Dorsey Jones told Bowman that he could face six months in prison and a $1,000 fine if he does not write the letter of apology. Bowman's office told Fox News Digital that the congressman's deal with the D.C. attorney general would see the charges withdrawn if he writes the letter and pays the fine.
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“When I look at President Biden in terms of his international affairs, national security and his domestic policy over the last two years and change — if it were my father, I’d take away his car keys, much less … the entire country, and I think … that’s what most Americans are thinking right now,” Kennedy said in an interview on Fox Business’s “The Bottom Line.”
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"Are there HSI special agents who are currently at the border having them pulled away from other cases?" Senator Josh Hawley asked DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas during a senate hearing on Tuesday. (snip)
Hawley, however, had spoken to a whistleblower involved in law enforcement at the border (snip) "She said that they're being taken off fentanyl interdiction, off of child exploitation cases, off of their other investigations into criminals to make sandwiches." (snip)
Hawley said that his source claimed that 600 agents had been pulled from their jobs in order to "babysit" illegal immigrants.
In Bridgeport, Connecticut, State Judge William Clark has thrown out the results of the September Democrat primary election and ordered a new primary to be scheduled and conducted [Court Order Here]. The issue was ballot harvesting and ballot fraud – both violations of state law.
(snip) Both Ms Geter-Pataky and Ms Martinez participated in absentee ballot fraud, ballot harvesting and ballot stuffing at drop boxes. Both women invoked the Fifth Amendment when confronted as witnesses by the judge.
Monday I shared how pro-Hamas protesters staged aggressive demonstrations outside of the Hillel at the University of Wisconsin-Madison which caused Jewish students to fear for their safety. (snip) The University of Wisconsin-Madison responded by basically calling the students liars and their experiences “significantly exaggerated:” (snip) This is the same university that two years ago spent $50k to remove a rock that the university said was racist. Today, if Jewish students experience antisemitism, they are “significantly exaggerating” and making “false claims.”
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Archives locates 82,000 pages of Joe Biden
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Denver judge overseeing Trump disqualification
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Texas gets major win in battle to secure
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Ghazi Hamad of the Hamas political bureau said in an October 24, 2023 show on LBC TV (Lebanon)
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