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A federal judge apologized to the guy who allegedly brought a shotgun to kill Trump

published · May 6, 4:57 PM · $0.00 total · published 53d ago
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A federal judge apologized to the man accused of trying to kill Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Said his conditions were harsher than some January 6 defendants. Mike's take: the same system that threw the book at grandmothers who walked through an open door is now worried about the dignity of a guy who allegedly brought a pump-action shotgun to Washington with a kill list. Name the hypocrisy. Close on it.

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Cole Tomas Allen is accused of transporting firearms — including a pump-action shotgun — from California to Washington with a list of top officials to kill in a predetermined order. He told investigators he didn't expect to survive. That's the guy. That's who we're talking about.

At a hearing Monday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Zia M. Faruqui apologized to him. Said his pretrial conditions were harsher than some January 6 defendants. She had grave concerns about his dignity. The same system that processed grandmothers who walked through an open door and called it an insurrection is now scheduling emergency hearings because an alleged presidential assassin had a rough few weeks in D.C. jail.

The judge said Allen had been denied phone access, visits, and a Bible. That detail got a lot of traction. Here's the one nobody's leading with: there are January 6 defendants who got worse and nobody held an emergency session to apologize to them. The standard isn't the law. The standard is who you tried to kill. Take note.

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Federal judge apologized to the alleged Trump assassin. Said his conditions were harsher than some Jan. 6 defendants. #politics #doublesstandard #maga #america

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