Former US Capitol Police Officer Artist/ Watercolor Painter 💙🇺🇸
Joined July 2022
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This was an article in the New York Times two years ago.
He’s done all of it.
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They kicked us out of the Washington Monument for filming this.
But Trump CANNOT stop us from releasing it next Tuesday.
One week before the election.
CORRUPTIONLAND.org
Can’t wait to read this by @noellecook_com !
“the lure of belonging” is the most fascinating concept to me as to why so many people fall into conspiracy theories. We all want belong somewhere- but conspiracy theories turn dangerous (see Jan 6th)
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I hope Maine voters will cast their ballots for Troy "The Boy" Jackson, if only to put a brake on DJT.
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Shane Jenkins had received seven years and was seen on video smashing a window at the Capitol with a tomahawk ax and throwing projectiles at officers.
nbcnews.com/politics/justice…
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Public executions aren't something
a developed country partakes in.
America has fallen so fucking far.
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Congress passed the law. Biden signed it. A federal judge just dismissed our lawsuit to enforce it.
If Daniel Hodges and I don't have standing to sue over the plaque with OUR names on it — who does?
I'm not done.
standingourground.us/p/they-…
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Sen. Thom Tillis calls the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, “despicable” and “disgusting.”
“The people that led the charge, the people that assaulted police officers, I wish they were still in prison and serving a very long sentence,” he says. cbsn.ws/4egl1Cr
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Jack Smith: “it’s inconceivable to me how you can pardon people who beat police officers… and then vilify the officers”
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What happened at Cornell is horrific, and it’s a story that we’ve seen over and over and over again. A young woman brutalized, a justice system that closes the case, a school that covers the tracks, and disgusting young men whose “futures” are somehow prioritized over accountability and punishment. I stand with the former Cornell student who came forward to share her trauma, knowing how painful the process of seeking justice can be. I stand with the student journalists at the Cornell Daily Sun who were the first to shine a light on their school’s “pathetic task force.” I stand with all the college students who are rightfully protesting their universities’ failure to keep students safe on campus. As always, young people are leading the way.