the subpoenas for the move comes after the homeland security inspector general told congress the secret service deleted checks after the messages were requested as part of an investigation into the attack. on the flip side, the secret service is pushing back saying the texts were raised during a preplanned system migration before the request from these the director general was received. on friday, committee member jamie responsible to the reporters about his plans to get to the bottom of this back and forth. as of right now, which we know is that there was a representation or seemed to be some contradictory representations about that, so we need to get to the bottom of it. but of those texts are gonna, we are determined to find them. keep in mind, the secret service was in a unique position to witness trump s actions both before and on january 6th. the washington post reports, quote, the secret services text messages could provide insight into the agency s actions
Department of Natural Resources and Conservation employee Kristin Mortenson was honored with the 2023 Bronze Smokey Bear Award by the National Association of St
That was a gallows set up in front of the capital. this could have been the spark that stored at a new civil war and no one would have won their. it would have been good for no one. he was always looking for ways to legitimize what he was doing, whether via wrapping it in the trappings of it s not a militia, it s a community preparedness team. we are not a militia, or an educational outreach group, it s a veteran support group. but again, we ve got to stop with this dishonesty and the mincing of words, and call things for with they are. he is a militia leader. he had these grand visions of being a paramilitary leader, and the insurrection act would have given him a path forward with that. the fact that the president was advocating, directly or indirectly, messaging, kind of
In a heated race for Orange County sheriff, Montgomery Village Deputy Police Chief Paul Arteta made a campaign stop on Wednesday night, March 30, at a meeting of Orange Strong a group from which his.
Right-wing extremist group received ammunition discount at gun store ahead of post-election mayhem Charlottesville Unite the Right Rally. Far-right Oath Keepers patrol Emancipation Park. Credit: Anthony Crider https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ Experts fear Trump supporters will be dangerous if he loses: The last gasp of a dying party’
A far-right parliamentary organization is said to have received ammunition discounts in the days leading up to Election Day in an effort to prepare for post-election chaos.
To brace for civil unrest, the group urged its supporters to purchase weapons and stock up on ammunition while pointing people in the direction of Western Montana Tactical Training Center (WMTTC ), a cop-connected gun shop in Montana, according to the publication. The store reportedly offered discounts on weaponry and supply for members of the increasingly notorious militia group.