“FBI charging papers have alleged that on Coffman’s person and in his truck, authorities found 11 homemade, molotov-cocktail-type incendiary devices; a rifle, a shotgun, two 9mm pistols and a .22-caliber pistol, all loaded; …
“as well as a crossbow, several machetes, a stun gun and smoke devices.” washingtonpost.com/local/legal-is…
“Prosecutors alleged that the 11 jars held substances made with gasoline and melted plastic foam to produce a dangerous ‘napalm-like’ explosion of sticky, flammable liquid.”
“… Staffers for the [#KremlinCruz] concluded that Coffman ‘did not seem threatening’ but seemed ‘unbalanced’ or ‘not 100% there’ and deemed his comments ‘odd enough to record,’ Capitol Police noted, according to the ruling.”
Doesn’t this just describe many supporters of #KremlinCruz — “not 100% there”?
“Office notes of Coffman’s call stated: ‘Man says that he went to [Cruz’s] DC home to visit him with no answer at the door, and then called to try to arrange a meeting with him over the phone.
“ ‘Directed him to the scheduler’s email address. He is also looking for contact info for S. Hannity, M. Levin, and R. Limbaugh,’ the judge’s ruling said, referring to conservative commentators Sean Hannity, Mark Levin and Rush Limbaugh.
“A Cruz aide also noted that Coffman seemed ‘to be coming from the ‘friend’ angle in wanting to . . . help with the election fraud he saw,’ according to the filing.”
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
