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1 week ago |
theblaze.com | Joseph M. Hanneman
Mark Griffin was trying to caution police at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 against firing more rubber pellets and explosive munitions into the massive crowd when a police sergeant shouldered a munition launcher and shot Griffin in the left leg with 40mm hard-rubber baton rounds. The point-blank blast likely from Metropolitan Police Department Sgt. Frank Edwards came seconds after Griffin explained he hadn’t touched the bicycle-rack barrier on the West Plaza as Edwards claimed.
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1 week ago |
theblaze.com | Joseph M. Hanneman
A 28-year-old second-term Democrat congressman from Florida launched the latest Democrat attack on Ashli Babbitt May 19, calling the late 14-year Air Force veteran a “domestic terrorist” who “attempted to overthrow our government” at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Maxwell Alejandro Frost, who represents Florida’s 10th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives, posted his statements on X.
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2 weeks ago |
theblaze.com | Joseph M. Hanneman |Steve Baker
A Florida-based FBI special agent interviewed three sources who contributed to recent Blaze News investigative stories on U.S. Rep. Cory L. Mills (Fla.), prying for details on what they know about Mills, collecting names of other people investigating Mills, and even asking one source to become a paid FBI informant. Blaze News asked the FBI if the bureau had opened an investigation into Blaze News' story sources or was using law enforcement resources to learn the scope of planned news coverage.
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2 weeks ago |
theblaze.com | Peter Gietl |Jill Savage |Joseph M. Hanneman
Republican Rep. Cory Mills of Florida built his political career with stories of heroism in the U.S. Army and as a private military operative, but several former colleagues say he exaggerated or lied about being “blown up” twice in Iraq, being an Army Ranger, training as an 18 Delta Special Forces Medical Sergeant, being a military-trained sniper, and saving the lives of two soldiers wounded by enemy fire.
Fee-hungry ex-lawyer puts settlement of $30 million Ashli Babbitt lawsuit at risk, court filing says
2 weeks ago |
theblaze.com | Joseph M. Hanneman
The Maryland attorney who three years ago dropped Aaron Babbitt as a client in the shooting death of his wife on Jan. 6 is endangering a final settlement of the $30 million wrongful-death lawsuit between Judicial Watch Inc. and the U.S. Department of Justice, an attorney told a District of Columbia federal court on May 19. Terrell N.
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