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It's true that Walz and the previous governor appointed Boetler.
And what's the relevance of that? Aside from intentionally trying to mislead people into believing that the shooter was a Democrat or leftist, which you haven't seemed to have had a problem with thus far.It's true that Walz and the previous governor appointed Boetler.
This is the equivalent of editing Hitler's Wikipedia entry to say, "A Jewish Austrian was accused of murdering 11 million people, including 6 million Jews, but despite his obvious innocence, was forced to take his own life because of the false accusations levied against him."
Its also true that he was MAGA.It's true that Walz and the previous governor appointed Boetler.
I would say it has no relevance. The guy is a MAGA religious nut.And what's the relevance of that? Aside from intentionally trying to mislead people into believing that the shooter was a Democrat or leftist, which you haven't seemed to have had a problem with thus far.
This is a good example of how conspiracy theories start.
The Minnesota Governor makes between 300 and 500 appointments to over 130 boards, commissions, task forces, and advisory councils each year. Obviously he doesn't review resumes, conduct interviews and make personal selections.
This. Or maybe he thought he was bi when he realized that actually he was gay and it triggered some apocalyptic instinct.So he’s a closeted homosexual.
While MAGA followers were more preoccupied with questioning Obama's citizenshipThis. Or maybe he thought he was bi when he realized that actually he was gay and it triggered some apocalyptic instinct.
Hey remember when the Obama administration (and subsequently the Biden administration) was worried about domestic terrorism? Was this maybe what they were worried about?
He "IS" maga.Its also true that he was MAGA.
I'm not a criminal lawyer but I'm almost sure there can be concurrent jurisdiction on these charges. Let the feds prosecute first. Who cares. But MN should certainly be able to prosecute under state law, which means this guy should be subject to life in prison, regardless of what Trump does.BTW, the Times reports that the feds are bringing murder charges that would make the shooter eligible for the death penalty.
Under no circumstances should Minnesota transfer custody of this guy. It will be a tall order to expect Trump not to pardon a guy who killed Dems. Minnesota needs to convict him and throw away the key. Then let the feds do what they will.
It's 100% concurrent jurisdiction. But if the guy gets federally convicted, gets transferred to Ohio or Florida or wherever the fuck they might transfer him, and Trump pardons him, he might never return to Minnesota again. Think DeSantis would extradite him? He might, but I wouldn't count on it.I'm not a criminal lawyer but I'm almost sure there can be concurrent jurisdiction on these charges. Let the feds prosecute first. Who cares. But MN should certainly be able to prosecute under state law, which means this guy should be subject to life in prison, regardless of what Trump does.
Yes, that is what happened with Derek Chauvin. There were concurrent prosecutions and he pled guilty to the federal charges after being convicted in state court. Given that Trump has talked about pardoning Chauvin of the federal charges, it is 100% certain that Minnesota will go forward with the state murder charges here.I'm not a criminal lawyer but I'm almost sure there can be concurrent jurisdiction on these charges. Let the feds prosecute first. Who cares. But MN should certainly be able to prosecute under state law, which means this guy should be subject to life in prison, regardless of what Trump does.
Correct. MN should not put this guys fate in the hands of Trump’s pardon power.BTW, the Times reports that the feds are bringing murder charges that would make the shooter eligible for the death penalty.
Under no circumstances should Minnesota transfer custody of this guy. It will be a tall order to expect Trump not to pardon a guy who killed Dems. Minnesota needs to convict him and throw away the key. Then let the feds do what they will.
"McCain is dying anyway"I haven't seen any celebrations. If that's true, it's disgusting.
I'm just saying that there probably weren't many Dems, beyond those who are somewhat obligated to (Biden), that were itching to call Trump after the assassination attempt. I bet there were far more who wished the attempt was successful than we would like to admit.
No way Trump ever pardons Boelter. The jury is still out whether he's even MAGA. I'm seeing photos on line with Boelter in a "Resist" t-shirt standing by his wife in a "I think therefore I am a Democrat" t-shirt. Could be fake so I'm not posting them nor putting 100% stock in them...yet. I just don't see someone as MAGA if they have "No King" fliers in their car. It doesn't add up. We're likely going to learn more about this weirdo/killer in the coming weeks.
Feds need to try him since it brings the death penalty into play.
The jury is not out on whether or not he's MAGA. He's absolutely MAGA, and that is not up for debate. Don't fall for Russian misinformation. As a MAGA nutjob he likely had the No Kings fliers in his car because he a) wanted to steal them or b) was planning on targeting the protests.No way Trump ever pardons Boelter. The jury is still out whether he's even MAGA. I'm seeing photos on line with Boelter in a "Resist" t-shirt standing by his wife in a "I think therefore I am a Democrat" t-shirt. Could be fake so I'm not posting them nor putting 100% stock in them...yet. I just don't see someone as MAGA if they have "No King" fliers in their car. It doesn't add up. We're likely going to learn more about this weirdo/killer in the coming weeks.
Feds need to try him since it brings the death penalty into play.