Proud Boys leaders Ethan Nordean, Joseph Biggs, Charles Donohoe and Zachary Rehl all tried to have the Department of Justice’s federal case against them tossed on freedom of speech grounds — and U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly wasn’t feeling it.
He allowed the most serious charge against the group members — obstruction of a federal proceeding — to continue, as well. The charge, and it carries a maximum 20-year sentence.
thereidout Federally designate The Proud Boys as terrorists. Canada has already done so.
thereidout Can’t wait to hear Ray Epps case.
thereidout Still drinking that kool-aid?
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thereidout But none of these were even hand slapped. What a joke
thereidout Here. THIS will get a lot of play! No. It’s not whitewomen, or anything else that might bring the black racist to tears. But, Enjoy!
thereidout Is it true the Proud Boys take Rubbers to their family reunions? Is they’re only dating site?
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thereidout I’m seeing puppets convicted but still waiting on the puppet masters to be arrested for their part! And not just the patsy Trump..
thereidout Odd that this defense has never been attempted in an assault case. 'Your honor, my being arrested that night night infringed on my freedom to express my frustration with Mr. X's conduct that evening through an interpretive beating. I demand this case be dismissed, sir.'
thereidout Is Attorney General Garland out on vacation?