Weaponized Marxist at D.C. Bar?
Former D.C. Bar Disciplinary Counsel Jason Horrell's now-deleted burner X account is full of radical Marxist content.
Horrell was a key player at @JeffClarkUS's trial.
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In 2020, Horrell responded with a “You and Me Both” meme to a Twitter account lamenting that they “had to become a Marxist on [their] own time”
In 2020, Horrell appears to repost a Communist account (note the hammer & sickle avatar) quote-posting an excerpt from “The Magnificat” and remarking that lifting the lowly and filling the hungry is “where Marx comes in” (rather than God).
Horrell would interchangeably also identify as a leftist, crediting the “The Magnificat.”
“The Magnificat” are the words said by the Virgin Mary while she carried Jesus Christ in her womb. It has been turned into countless hymns and other prayers. Christians understand these words to have been spoken in accordance with God’s will.
Atheism is a core tenet of Marxism.
Horrell's deleted X account is overtly partisan. He reposts Left-wing talking points about “Christian Nationalism,” disarming the police, and critical race theory while amplifying Left-wing politicians like Julián Castro and AOC.
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From 2012 to 2024, Horrell made 35 political donations, all of them to Democrats.
He also went to an “antiracism” class as Black Lives Matter riots destroyed American cities during the summer of 2020.
Horrell’s LinkedIn page says he’s a “former attorney,” who left the D.C. Bar in January and now lives in Madrid.
While it is good that he is no longer in a position of power at the D.C. Bar, our findings underscore another example of the weaponized prosecution of @JeffClarkUS.
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