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BREAKING: A D.C. neo-Nazi who stockpiled racist memorabilia and idealized the Pittsburgh shooter and Dylan Roof reached a plea deal that could see him released as soon as September. With @Travis_Waldron: huffp.st/fG9YCtv
@Travis_Waldron Jeffrey Clark’s case really illustrates the struggles the feds face in domestic terrorism investigations. If he was an ISIS supporter instead of a Nazi, this case is a layup. huffpost.com/entry/jeffrey-…
@Travis_Waldron Instead they had to dig into the federal code and deploy an unrelated law that makes it illegal for marijuana users to possess a weapon.
His attorney said he’d never seen the government go forward with that charge in his 30 years of practice.
huffpost.com/entry/jeffrey-…
His attorney said he’d never seen the government go forward with that charge in his 30 years of practice.
huffpost.com/entry/jeffrey-…
Clark smoking pot (when it’s legal under D.C. law) isn’t what makes him dangerous. But that provided the feds with a way to lock up a violence-endorsing, gun-toting neo-Nazi for awhile, so here we are. huffpost.com/entry/jeffrey-…
Here’s our deep dive into Clark and his neo-Nazi brother, who killed himself right after the Pittsburgh massacre: huffpost.com/entry/white-su…
Meanwhile, FBI Director Chris Wray indicated on Tuesday that arrests of FBI domestic terrorism suspects are on track to surpass the 2018 numbers: huffpost.com/entry/domestic…
“If the marijuana weren’t in this case, there would be no charge.” — the D.C. neo-Nazi’s federal public defender. huffpost.com/entry/jeffrey-…
Jeffrey Clark was growing about 10 small marijuana plants inside and a large plant on his deck, per his statement of offense. huffpost.com/entry/jeffrey-… 
A reminder of what the feds found inside Jeffrey Clark’s room, besides a few pot plants. huffpost.com/entry/white-su…
"His pinned image was an altered still from the video game 'Doom' that depicted Roof executing black people in a church.” huffpost.com/entry/jeffrey-…
