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ABC Attacks Judge Candidate Over Twitter Jokes

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One of the major propaganda arms of the DNC is intent on taking down a potential nominee for the soon-to-be vacated Supreme Court seat over dad jokes made on Twitter.

“Legal scholars say there’s no legal provision prohibiting Supreme Court justices from sharing their opinions online or in speeches,” wrote ABC’s Adia Robinson. “The Supreme Court has maintained that the strict code of conduct that applies to lower court judges does not apply to them, but that doesn’t mean that the legal community looks favorably on justices making public comments.”

What controversial opinions was she referring to? United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Don Willett’s musings on Twitter, of course.

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“When you’re tired of cornbread shaped like Colorado and Wyoming,” Willett tweeted in December, attaching a picture of cornbread shaped like Texas.

Apparently, ABC thinks that a photo of cornbread shaped like Texas should disqualify a candidate from the Supreme Court. But Willett’s offenses do not stop there. Willett once rick-rolled his followers – a capitol offense for potential Supreme Court Justices.

He even made a dad joke about puppies:

This is the perfect reminder of the absurdity of the destroy-Trump media. ABC and Adia Robinson are trying to impugn wrongdoing on a potential Supreme Court nominee, not because he actually did anything wrong, but because he could be nominated by Trump.

In reality, Willett has a goofy personality. He might even be a likable person – a foreign concept to Democrats.

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St. Louis Police Releases Images of Suspects Wanted in the Murder of Retired Officer David Dorn

Dorn was murdered by looters while defending a pawn shop.

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The St. Louis Police Department has released a video containing surveillance camera footage of seven persons of interest suspected in involvement in the murder of retired police captain David Dorn.

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Dorn, a 77-year old retired St. Louis police officer, was shot and murdered outside of Lee’s Pawn and Jewelry on Monday night, in a crime that was captured on Facebook live. He had been a friend of the businesses’ owner and arrived on scene as rioting overwhelmed Saint Louis to secure the premises.

The video released by the Saint Louis police department features seven different suspects. They’re all wearing some form of face masks- conveniently shielding their identity, perhaps on the grounds of the coronavirus epidemic. At least two of the persons of interest can be seen holding guns as they enter the pawn shop to engage in looting.

A funding appeal to raise money for Dorn’s funeral expenses has gathered donations from across the country, with many outraged at the hypocrisy of race rioters claiming that they’re protesting the death of a black man going on to murder another one.

As of Friday, the memorial fund has raised more than $300,000. Dorn’s wife is still an employee of the St. Louis police department.

Law enforcement continues to actively investigate the circumstances which led to Dorn’s death.

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