Far-Right Reinforcements Swarm Judge's House for Ammon Bundy

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The far-right activist claims a nationwide army. Now he has support from a separate group tied to violent brawls.
Kelly Weill Reporter
Published Apr. 05, 2021 5:43PM ET

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Joey Gibson was struggling to find a parking place for his flag-festooned pickup truck. The residential Boise, Idaho, neighborhood was already crowded with people and vehicles, including a large motorhome with a “MAGA MONSTA” sign. (“She parked right in front of my driveway,” a resident shouted about the motorhome. “That’s not okay.”)

Many in the crowd on Saturday were not locals. Gibson, the leader of the far-right streetfighting group Patriot Prayer, had traveled interstate from western Washington. He and others were there to protest outside the home of a judge involved in the case of Ammon Bundy, the leader of a different far-right group. The protest, which Gibson helped promote by sharing the judge’s address on the Internet, was a melting pot of fringe activists deeply invested in Bundy’s already-contentious court case.

“We need civil disobedience and we need people who are courageous enough to go to jail while you guys haul them in there,” Gibson shouted through a megaphone at police who guarded Magistrate Judge David Manweiler house, while a crowd waved signs on the suburban street.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/far-right-reinforcements-swarm-judges-house-for-ammon-bundy

Lock his ass up.............

[Claire Oh Nette]

1. Party of law and order my ass

Terrorists.

[Beachnutt]

2. Damn we may have open up guantanomo and rename it

trumpville..

[taxi]

3. Is that Coke they're drinking?

The one on the left is on his third red bull, but don't they know they can't drink Coke anymore?
rant off

[SWBTATTReg]

4. So, going to a judge's house, and threatening his family among his neighbors is really classy, eh?

Except it looks really thuggish, doesn't it? I wonder how the other residents of the neighborhood feel about all of these thugs driving around their neighborhood, parking their vehicles anywhere and everywhere, and clogging up the streets.