Lock her up. Judge refuses to throw out case of Congresswoman’s violent assault.
An affirmative action Congresswoman tried to get her verbal and physical attack on Federal Law enforcement officers thrown out.
U.S. District Judge Jamel Semper, an appointee of former President Joe Biden, disagreed and refused to toss two of the three counts, while reserving judgment on a third until he sees more evidence.
“Defendant’s active participation in the alleged conduct removes her acts from the safe harbor of mere oversight,” he said. “Lawfully or unlawfully, Defendant actively engaged in conduct unrelated to her oversight responsibilities and congressional duties.”
