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8 Mar, 4 tweets, 2 min read
When you insurrection while still on the family plan.
Sort of defeats the purpose of a Telegram account when you make your profile image a photo of you in D.C. ahead of the insurrection wearing the same outfit you wore when you stormed the Capitol building.
"[Witness 1] stated that STACKHOUSE had called out of work on January 5 and 6, 2021 and that STACKHOUSE had previously been reprimanded at work for displaying political signs and attires in support of former President Trump.” beta.documentcloud.org/documents/2050…
See that, uploaded the primary source document and provided a link. Practice good internet manners, people.

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