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He is a Yale law school graduate.
I don’t think he is either, just drank the cool aide like too many others.
Convicted of heaviest charge
Wish they all would have been but all 5 were found guilty of at least 2 charges, including their attorney
That MIGHT make some of Trump’s dopes pay attention but maybe not
Good result in some respects but not 100%
He is a Yale law school graduate.
I don’t think he is either, just drank the cool aide like too many others.
Apparently he never really fit in though, got let go pretty quickly from his post-Yale clerkship and then went on to found the Oath Keepers in 2009. Disbarred by 2015 as he took a case apparently just to recruit, never did any workup on it, missed a hearing, and then just ghosted the court so eventually they disbarred him.
Oh well, looking at 40 years now. Obviously not dumb but
Apparently he never really fit in though, got let go pretty quickly from his post-Yale clerkship and then went on to found the Oath Keepers in 2009. Disbarred by 2015 as he took a case apparently just to recruit, never did any workup on it, missed a hearing, and then just ghosted the court so eventually they disbarred him.
Oh well, looking at 40 years now. Obviously not dumb but
Sounds so conceited he thinks rules don’t apply to him
Like someone else I know of
Well there goes the Trumpian narrative that no one has been convicted of sedition for J6. And since Trump sent him, it seems reasonable to conclude that Trump is next.
Well there goes the Trumpian narrative that no one has been convicted of sedition for J6. And since Trump sent him, it seems reasonable to conclude that Trump is next.
Somehow I think Trump will be distancing himself mighty fast from Rhodes. He was the covfefe boy, don't you know.
Is he the dude who had his shoes on Pelosi’s desk?
That was Richard Barnett. He goes on trial December 12th.
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