This weekend marked the anniversary of the 1983 terrorist bombing of the US Capitol. Many questions here. @RepJerryNadler, now chairman of the House Judiciary Committee who oversees the FBI, pressed President Clinton to release the convicted bomber, Susan Rosenberg, from prison. 
@RepJerryNadler Attorney General Merrick Garland has still not clarified his role in dropping charges against 1983 US Capitol bombing co-conspirator Elizabeth Ann Duke. nlpc.org/current-projec…
@RepJerryNadler No standards without double standards: Merrick Garland has been complacent, at best, about Communist terrorists detonating a bomb in the US Capitol. nlpc.org/current-projec…
@RepJerryNadler A much older Susan Rosenberg, the left-wing violent extremist convicted of bombing the US Capitol in 1983, is still working extremist agitprop.
(Hat tip to @c_cgottlieb) foxnews.com/us/susan-rosen…
(Hat tip to @c_cgottlieb) foxnews.com/us/susan-rosen…
@RepJerryNadler @c_cgottlieb Merrick Garland, @RepJerryNadler, and others provided material support to the May 19 Communist Organization terrorists responsible for bombing the Republican senators' cloakroom in the US Senate on November 7, 1983. Here's some background on the attack. smithsonianmag.com/history/1980s-…
@RepJerryNadler @c_cgottlieb Clarification: By "material support," I mean springing the terrorists out of prison after the fact.
These violent extremists went by various names during their 1983-1985 terrorist bombing spree of an FBI office, the National War College, the US Capitol and more: Revolutionary Fighting Group, Armed Resistance Unit, Red Guerrilla Resistance. chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-19…
By getting Capitol bomber Susan Rosenberg freed from prison, @RepJerryNadler aided "The Family" of terrorists - those who used their "white privilege" to buy weapons for black extremists on their robbery, bombing, and cop-killing sprees. realclearpolitics.com/articles/2019/…
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