A group of GOP Senators has sent a letter to AG Merrick Garland about the difference in charging people for January 6th and those who rioted all summer in various cities across America.
Their actions are night and day. Those who looted and burned had most of their charges dropped, while they are holding people without bail who basically did nothing wrong.
It’s a fair question to ask why the non-violent January 6th crowd is hounded and those who loot and burn to get a pass.
The Daily Caller was the first outlet to see the letter from Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville, Utah Sen. Mike Lee, and Florida Sen. Rick Scott.
In their letter, they point to the difference in attitude between the conservatives and antifa and BLM. It seems that enforcement of the law is now political and not equitable. Maybe they should have looted and burned a few businesses and they too could be walking free.
After the death of George Floyd, there were violent riots in cities such as Minneapolis, where 1,500 buildings were set on fire, Portland, where they rioted for 120 straight nights, Seattle, where they actually took over part of the city and where people were shot and killed along with multiple other liberal cities.
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Idiots Twerk On Ambulance After Shooting In Oakland, CAHere Are The Questions The Senators Are Asking The DOJ About The Riots In The Spring/Summer Of 2020:
- Did federal law enforcement utilize geolocation data from defendants’ cell phones to track protestors associated with the unrest in the spring and summer of 2020? If so, how many times and for which locations/riots?
- How many individuals who may have committed crimes associated with protests in the spring and summer of 2020 were arrested by law enforcement using pre-dawn raids and SWAT teams?
- How many individuals were incarcerated for allegedly committing crimes associated with protests in the spring and summer of 2020?
- How many of these individuals are or were placed in solitary confinement? What was the average amount of consecutive days such individuals were in solitary confinement?
- How many of these individuals have been released on bail?
- How many of these individuals were released on their own recognizance or without being required to post bond?
- How many of these individuals were offered deferred resolution agreements?
- How many DOJ prosecutors were assigned to work on cases involving defendants who allegedly committed crimes associated with protests in the spring and summer of 2020?
- How many FBI personnel were assigned to work on cases involving defendants who allegedly committed crimes associated with protests in the spring and summer of 2020?
Here Are The Questions The Senators Are Asking About The Capitol Riot On January 6:
- Did federal law enforcement utilize geolocation data from defendants’ cell phones to track protestors associated with the January 6, 2021 protests and Capitol breach? If so, how many times and how many additional arrests resulted from law enforcement utilizing geolocation information?
- How many individuals who may have committed crimes associated with the Capitol breach were arrested by law enforcement using pre-dawn raids and SWAT teams?
- How many individuals are incarcerated for allegedly committing crimes associated with the Capitol breach?
- How many of these individuals are or were placed in solitary confinement? What was the average amount of consecutive days such individuals were in solitary confinement?
- How many of these individuals have been released on bail?
- How many of these individuals have been released on their own recognizance or without being required to post bond?
- How many of these individuals were offered deferred resolution agreements?
- How many DOJ prosecutors have been assigned to work on cases involving defendants who allegedly committed crimes associated with the Capitol breach?
- How many FBI personnel were assigned to work on cases involving defendants who allegedly committed crimes associated with the Capitol breach?
