We’re the Only Ones Still D!cking Around with What Won’t Work Enough

The DOJ filed the reports to convince Judge Aileen Cannon to allow the prosecution to present evidence of Routh’s prior convictions to a jury—ostensibly to demonstrate that Routh knew he was a felon who wasn’t allowed to possess a gun when he tried killing Trump last September. [More]

Like that ever stops anybody.

Further bolstering the “prohibited persons” concept hardly advances “shall not be infringed.” Those who have been so designated need to be either enfranchised or contained.

The Reputation They’ve Earned

Another Fed Op? Former CIA Officer Says Ryan Routh Was Almost Certainly Speaking with FBI Agent Before Attempted Trump Assassination — There is NO WAY to Justify Him Getting on Golf Course with Rifle [More]

The pity of stories like this is thinking people can’t automatically dismiss them, and our receptiveness to entertaining the worst is on the FBI.

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Test Case

Defense lawyer Kristy Militello indicated they wanted to test the rifle for operability, accuracy, and range. “It is old, and we want our expert to determine: Is it operable, is it accurate, what kind of distance can it reach?” Militello explained. [More]

Being deliberately rendered inoperable seems like it would be the only relevant factor in terms of moderating charges.

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Don’t Hold Your Breath Waiting for an Answer

Who REALLY tried to kill Trump? [More]

That we can’t trust the authorities and the media — the ones trying to censor unauthorized journalism as “misinformation” — tells us how screwed we really are.

And 74 times…? Really…?

Offbook assets and forehand knowledge…?

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What’s in a Name?

Routh was charged with possession of a fully automatic machine gun, referred to in court filings as a weapon of mass destruction. [More]

Referred to in court documents by whom, and what are their affiliations and agenda…?

And does that make a Glock switch in a semiauto an IED?

Hey, if you’re going to have a “weapon of war,” you may as well go big. Especially if you’re already “on their radar.”

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