St. Louis prosecutors on Monday filed charges against Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the Central West End couple seen pointing guns at protesters in late June.
Patricia and Mark McCloskey are each facing one count of Unlawful Use of a Weapon – Flourishing, sources told News 4.
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The Governor has said this I'd politically motivated and that he would pardon the couple. Our Governor is an idiot, but he got this right.
ReplyDeleteProvided he follows through, he is a politician after all.
DeleteAnother George Soros funded politician District Attorney. He probably is a life member of BLM. The Sheeple keep electing these hacks. Here's a question: What is the most conservative State in the United States? I really need to leave the BLUE state I live in.
ReplyDeleteThe State attorney general is dropping the charges
ReplyDeleteHe is a patriot and 2nd amendment man!
Screw the local district attorney...she's a commie
We should all begin to discover all the various local, county and State elected officials and bureaucrats who are in office thanks to soros, and then run them out. Or dispose of them.
DeleteThe left has advocated for decades: think global, act local.
DeleteDamn time the right considers the same.
These two guys are talking about the McCloskey case and about defense strategy. It's an interesting conversation from two lawyers who appear to NOT be assholes. The guy on the right is Robert Barnes, a good ol' Tennessee boy. The bloghost on the left is a Montreal lawyer.
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/Cbtl693EFb4?t=1963
On the not non-asshole side, here's what a Missouri lawyer called Don Calloway had to say on Twitter: A fellow lawyer from Missouri, a guy I know named Mark McCloskey committed an assault tonight in STL by pointing his AR 15 at peaceful protesters. He should be arrested and charged with assault immediately. The MO Bar should revoke their licenses.
This is Don Calloway.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Calloway
The State Attorney General of Missouri moved to dismiss charges against gun-toting St. Louis couple
ReplyDelete"Flourishing"?
ReplyDeleteI looked at the Missouri code regarding Unlawful Use of a Weapon, and "flourish" or "flourishing" aren't listed.
Non-existent charge for a non-existent crime.
What about the lawyer fees, harassment, and the target on their backs. How about firing the judge and the prosecutor? A pardon is not needed the law needs to be followed by the officials or the officials need to be removed (lawfully).
ReplyDeleteA pardon is just a temporary "feel good" fix. Just like with a cockroach infestation the only real remedy is an extermination.
ReplyDeletePeople who love to use their 1st amendment rights to denigrate the 2nd amendment rights of others need to have their big flapping lips sewn shut.
ReplyDeleteHypocrites of the worst kind.
And if you want to walk around on your own property with a firearm, that's your right also.
Is this fucking dime store affirmative action hack trying to make the people of her city afraid to defend themselves?
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"Is this fucking dime store affirmative action hack trying to make the people of her city afraid to defend themselves?"
DeleteI realize that this was a rhetorical question, but the answer is obviously: YES.
Same as with the Kavanaugh hearings. Yes, they were designed to try and humilate him as much as possible, but they weren't designed to stop him from getting on the supreme court. They were a shot across the bow to any other conservative: If you allow your self to be nominated, we will try to destroy your reputation and your family.