Schwemmer gets two years probation and sixty hours of community service.
Hernandez, who got drunk on the eve of J6 anniversary and drove the wrong direction, killing one and injuring another in violation of her parole, pleads guilty.
The Sandovals, mother and son, are seeking to sever their cases and have separate trials.
Prosecutor doesn’t think so. Next hearing, March 23.

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Paul Colbath “pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building, a charge that carries a six-month maximum sentence.
He is to be sentenced April 6.”

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Kenneth Grayson “who authorities said livestreamed himself from inside the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot in Washington, D.C., is expected to plead guilty next month.”

Feb 23 is next date

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“Madison Pettit and Gabriel Burress pleaded guilty to one count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol Building, according to court records. The maximum penalty is six months in prison, five years probation and a $5,000 fine.”

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Not successful yet in finding anything on Moat, Goodwyn, Richardson, or Presley.

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They made up their own slate of electors and submitted it. Image
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thedailybeast.com/cleta-mitchell…
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Two days ago, Vision Surreal shared a link to the PowerPoint in the very recalcitrant Mark Meadows’ emails.

You can see it’s an archived link. Delving into the hosting organization last night turned up a few dumpsters worth of unsavory associates.
The PowerPoint had been hosted on the site of a company that goes by the name of Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc.

Their offices are located in DC in what appears to be a coworking and virtual office space, which makes them look totally legit.
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“Authoritarianism is substantially heritable and mostly determined by lack of “openness to experience.””

It is driven by aversion to complexity.
Compare this to the OCEAN characteristics identified by Cambridge Analytica. The four major groupings into which they place their target audiences all share high levels of Neuroticism AND are very low on Openness.
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