@awstar11 Since we're doing the "no one is above the law" thing, if his only punishment is the suspension of his law license for a lousy year, what would a non-lawyer get?

@TheAmishDude I'm pretty sure you get longer for "parading"

@awstar11 @HansMahncke He changed a CIA email to say it's exact opposite.

@awstar11 @DocBurk6 I guess what he did was less egregious than walking into the Capitol through doors opened by the Capitol Police.

@awstar11 If I ever pulled a stunt like that in federal court, I’d never be allowed to practice law again.

@awstar11 No, that’s the penalty for getting caught lying to a judge.

@awstar11 @SuperShocked10 For the record he sold his name.. hope he’s happy

@awstar11 @garryjcarlson Pretty pathetic.

@awstar11 @i_aver The ones I'm watching are the two lawyers in NYC who threw Molotov cocktails into police cars during the BLM riots.

@awstar11 Sick.

@awstar11 @hodgetwins Ridiculous and outrageous, but what do we expect? Lawyers make the laws.

@awstar11 @KurtSchlichter All of them fall in “he won’t last one more week, then we gain control, and we exonerate you” since 8 yeas ago.

@awstar11 They nabbed your boy so now you care about historical facts?

@awstar11 This is why we must see the warrant affidavit. The lie penalty is worth the risk for a false affidavit

@awstar11 @hodgetwins Picture of traitor

@awstar11 With punishments like this, I fully expect a lot more of similar behavior.

@awstar11 Well, I think that's true if the politically motivated search warrant is searching the Right people.

@awstar11 @MeerkatYitz “Ouch! Stop slapping my wrist so hard!” ‘Oh, okay..’

@awstar11 @JesseKellyDC Pretty sure he had no trouble finding work afterward, either. The Swamp takes care of its own.