Posted on Feb 10, 2021
The defendants charged in the Capitol insurrection have something in common: a history of...
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"A new Washington Post analysis of court records and financial documents found that out of 125 defendants who had publicly available financial information, nearly 60% had filed for bankruptcy, had unpaid tax bills and other debts, been sued for unpaid debts, or faced losing their homes through eviction or foreclosure."
The defendants charged in the Capitol insurrection have something in common: a history of...
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LTC David Brown
SFC Randy Hellenbrand - gee, that seems like Biden. He thinks he used to drive 18 wheelers.
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AND they all thought trump actually gave a hoot about them. Spoiler alert, he never cared about his mindless cult followers.
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And there I thought republicans were all rich. LOL!! I know better. The 3 most rabid insurrections I know live in places that look to have been going thru renovations--for a decade or two.
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