A participant hangs a placard from her vehicle during a gathering calling for the impeachment of President Donald Trump at South High School before a car rally through the streets of downtown Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021, in Denver.
As we already know, from last Tuesday:
As the Washington Post reported Friday, the most specific claim of possible GOP lawmaker links to the insurrectionist mob "came from Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.), who said in a Facebook Live broadcast Tuesday that she saw another member of the House giving a 'reconnaissance' tour of the Capitol to groups one day before the Jan. 6 attempted insurrection that left one police officer and four rioters dead."
Boebert is the less intelligent, less well-spoken, further to the looney-right Sarah Palin.
And I think her arrest is imminent.
We have confirmation from an unnamed source.
Name misspelling notwithstanding………
That’s one confirmation.
They’re zeroing in on Boebert. She’d better serve herself to resign. The problem is, that along with a growing number of the Democratic House and Senate caucuses, Ms. Boebert is still denying it. But these Trumpists think they’re invincible, like Trump always has.
‘Tain’t true
No wonder her Comms guy resigned yesterday. Who would want to be her mouthpiece, while she’s tried for sedition?
Just one more confirmation, by an eye-witness, and she’s toast.
And this doesn’t look contrary to her giving a pre-tour of the attack site:
(anyone wondering about the time stamps on those tweets, remember, Lauren Boebert’s device is likely still on Mountain Time. So 11:17am in CO is 1:17pm in DC)
Although, it is confirmed that Boebert was tweeting out the location of Speaker Pelosi, AS THE INSURRECTION WAS HAPPENING
"I can say with 100% confidence I didn't give any Capitol tours to anyone last week," said Rep. Ocasio-Cortez on Friday. "Any Republicans out there who want to join us in answering this question?"
Sen. Brian Schatz, Democrat of Hawaii, was the one who initiated it.
"Ok, I will start," Schatz tweeted Friday evening. "I didn't give any Capitol tours to anyone last week."
"Neither did I," Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) responded shortly after. "Me neither," tweeted back Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.). "Same here! And neither did my staff!" said Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon (D-Pa.).
"If, in fact, it is found that members of Congress were accomplices to this insurrection, if they aided and abetted the crime, there may have to be actions taken beyond the Congress in terms of prosecution for that." —House Speaker Nancy Pelosi
As the Washington Post reported Friday, the most specific claim of possible GOP lawmaker links to the insurrectionist mob "came from Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-N.J.), who said in a Facebook Live broadcast Tuesday that she saw another member of the House giving a 'reconnaissance' tour of the Capitol to groups one day before the Jan. 6 attempted insurrection that left one police officer and four rioters dead."
A second witness, but no 2nd positive identification of Rep. Boebert, as of yet. And it’s no longer the “most specific claim.”
But a Congressional investigation is already underway:
That claim, bolstered by other members who say they witnessed something similar, prompted calls this week for an official probe into the matter. In an interview with NPR on Thursday, Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) said the accusations of guided tours by lawmakers or their staff the day before the insurrectionist effort
"is all going to be considered" in a probe that is now underway, "including anybody that may have been on the inside, including members of Congress."
Not sure yet which committee Ryan’s on that is investigating.
But here are his committees:
Committees
House Appropriations Committee
More here (from yesterday), including an interview with Tim.
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