DOJ Press Release Promises to Hold Accountable All Those "Responsible" for Capitol Attack - GK

[ItsjustMe]

The Department of Justice just issued a press release about the status of the investigation and prosecution of those who attacked the US Capitol on January 6. Although DOJ rules prohibited disclosure of who might next be charged, the press release seems to leave some bread crumbs about the sweep and scope of the insurrection investigation.

[Alexander Of Assyria]

2. Bet the insurrectionists don't think this talk directly from the DOJ is cheap, or those

already serving long prison terms for their treachery? Or Bannon going on trial?

More much more to come…aren’t you happy?

[Progressive Jones]

4. I feel the same. I also wonder if these weak sentences aren't part of some "compromise".

The sentencing should be a life destroying level of harsh, and terrifying to any other domestic enemies thinking about stepping out of line.

Any future attacks on the United States like Jan 6th should end in horrific mass casualties among the terrorists. That would certainly take some strain off of the courts.

I've taken a lot of heat over my views on this, and I don't care. Traitors deserve loss of freedom forever, or death. I'd prefer the latter.

The lives of domestic enemies of the US have absolutely no value.

[Alexander Of Assyria]

8. If one were to carefully review the cases of those that received short jail terms, year long

terms or no jail, probation instead, after full review by a court of law,….no, sir, none are deserving of death in any country.

[Progressive Jones]

10. A traitor is a traitor is a traitor. Full blown "Oath Keeper", or ditzy trumper soccer mom.

If they entered the building, they are all fucking enemies of the US.

[sheshe2]

5. And you are?

You joined here at noon.

Those "panzie ass prison sentences" are felony convictions that will haunt them the rest of their lives...for jobs, loans and housing.

[magicguido]

3. Garland; here is a hint. The instigator was Orange.

[BComplex]

6. I really like Glenn Kirschner.

I hope he's right!

[PSPS]

7. This is a funky new twist for the list! We now get "promises" from press releases!

I guess when the press release turns out to just be yanking chains, we can all resolve to never vote for "press release."

[Alexander Of Assyria]

9. DOJ press release on potential criminal investigations not to be taken seriously?.

One just before the 2016 election if memory serves. Everyone took that real serious.

Bet tRump gang taking it serious.

[bucolic_frolic]

11. Authorities didn't want to make martyrs nor embitter defendants any further

I think the sentences were a bit light here or there, depends on the judge, but together quite appropriate.