Justice Department allows lawsuit against Rep. Mo Brooks for January 6 remarks

[BoyNextDoor]

The Department of Justice has decided that Rep. Mo Brooks was not acting in his official capacity as he delivered remarks at a rally with former President Trump on January 6. This means he is not shielded for a lawsuit brought against him by Rep. Eric Swalwell for allegedly inciting the Capitol riot. NBC's Pete Williams has details.

The wheels of justice turn slowly.

 

[ll74]

The Department of Justice has decided that Rep. Mo Brooks was not acting in his official capacity as he delivered remarks at a rally with former President Trump on January 6. This means he is not shielded for a lawsuit brought against him by Rep. Eric Swalwell for allegedly inciting the Capitol riot. NBC's Pete Williams has details.

The wheels of justice turn slowly.

This one will be a snail and probably won't go anywhere, though I'm sure both Brooks and Swalwell will play ball with it in the press.

 

[ShyBiGuy954]

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[SyLent]

have they sued any AntiFa or BLM

Did they let Cuomo go

Did they go after Swalwellfor the China connection

Nuthin else needs to be said

 

[BoyNextDoor]

This one will be a snail and probably won't go anywhere, though I'm sure both Brooks and Swalwell will play ball with it in the press.

I like the finding that Brooks was not acting in an official capacity. It puts the Seditionists on the dias that day, including Trump, on their own dime.

 

[YDB95]

This one will be a snail and probably won't go anywhere, though I'm sure both Brooks and Swalwell will play ball with it in the press.

They already are. Brooks has done a lot of whining about how Swallwell ambushed his wife at home with the summons for the lawsuit - after Brooks himself proved cowardly but good at dodging it.