1/ I am the former primary managing member of infowars.
My kids were taken from me by a TX court because I blew the whistle against infowars.
My Ex, Alex Jones, has been subpoenaed by the January 6 panel.
A TX court protected Alex Jones & is currently infringing on my rights.
1/ #CapitolRiots fueled by #AlexJones’ propaganda.
Alex Jones paid $500K organize the event, admits he was directed by #Trump to lead the crowd to the Capitol.
.@FBI Pls Investigate Free Speech System’s & Trump’s communications, donors & pre-election funding of infowars.
Unverified text messages in an incendiary graphic are not evidence, America.
Here’s Sen. #Klobuchar’s impeachment of shady #SenatorSchmidt’s (non) impeachment evidence of #JackSmith
…. Schmidt quoted a Stasi leader, conflated facts. Who’s the #Dirtbag, #Schmidt? #JusticeFreak
The U.S. Constitution gives the Senate the explicit power to police its own members. Under Article I, Section 5, the Senate may punish members for "disorderly behavior." If a senator knowingly uses fabricated evidence or acts dishonorably, the Senate can issue internal disciplinary actions.
#SanctionSchmidt!
So, he’s an attorney & a Senator: In the United States Senate, strict decorum and honesty are enforced under Senate Rule XIX, which restricts disorderly language (@SenJohnKennedy Kennedy’s crass “vomit in my mouth” comment & @SenEricSchmitt’s despicable “dirtbag” dig surely seem indecorous. That plus #Schmidt’s plus groundless & perhaps known fabricated non-evidence/dishonesty warrant inquiry & discovery IMHO.
Not to mention #SenatorSchmidt is an attorney with an active law license who must remediate candor violations under MO & Model Rules in proceedings… if this was one (& if so must surely qualify & spark duties).
Let me research a bit…
The U.S. Constitution gives the Senate the explicit power to police its own members. Under Article I, Section 5, the Senate may punish members for "disorderly behavior." If a senator knowingly uses fabricated evidence or acts dishonorably, the Senate can issue internal disciplinary actions.
#SanctionSchmidt!
The U.S. Constitution gives the Senate the explicit power to police its own members. Under Article I, Section 5, the Senate may punish members for "disorderly behavior." If a senator knowingly uses fabricated evidence or acts dishonorably, the Senate can issue internal disciplinary actions.
#SanctionSchmidt!
Senate should impose sanctions & the Missouri Bar should discipline attorney Senator Schmidt (who has an active law license in the state) unless he remediates (& even, possibly, then), IMHO
#SanctionSchmidt #DisbarSenEricSchmidt
@SenSchmidt, please remediate your grievable candor violation, as the rules require
MO R. Prof’l Cond. 4-3.3:
@EKeratsis ❤️Never give up, brave & good Thea!! Thank you for holding me up in prayers & the kindness. Your sweet tweet really made my day ❤️God bless & stay strong. 💪❤️#IStillBelieve
The U.S. Constitution gives the Senate the explicit power to police its own members. Under Article I, Section 5, the Senate may punish members for "disorderly behavior." If a senator knowingly uses fabricated evidence or acts dishonorably, the Senate can issue internal disciplinary actions.
#SanctionSchmidt!
@MollyJongFast In case anyone has a wondering what it looks like to have your table prepared in the presence of your enemies, here is the full exchange… and here’s the cherry-on-set-table-top remedy. #JackSmith
The U.S. Constitution gives the Senate the explicit power to police its own members. Under Article I, Section 5, the Senate may punish members for "disorderly behavior." If a senator knowingly uses fabricated evidence or acts dishonorably, the Senate can issue internal disciplinary actions.
#SanctionSchmidt!