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Egg on the Faces of MAGAs

Wingate
Wingate
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On 8/1/2026 at 2:24 PM, JerryM said:

Yes. The proposed order for Judge Edelman is:

Upon the government's motion to dismiss the indictment, the government's motion is

GRANTED and the indictment is DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE.

And indeed, David Hearn (through his lawyers) has now filed a competing motion, asking for dismissal with prejudice.

Given the government's (lack of) evidence, I wouldn't be at all surprised if the judge grants Hearn's motion rather than the DOJ's.

Former Olympian David Hearn's attorneys want Reflecting Pool vandalism case permanently dismissed

https://abcnews.com/US/former-olympian-david-hearns-attorneys-reflecting-pool-vandalism/story?id=135378083

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    • Lacessit
      Lacessit

      So you can't post a video demonstrating the claimed vandalism. Why am I not surprised. Still, it's nice to know lefties are living rent free in your head. The accommodation is quite spacious, even if

    • Schoggibueb
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      He meant this video:

    • impulse
      impulse

      No doubt, it was a botched installation. That still doesn't excuse the vandalism. Nor is that "new information" to anyone who followed the story.

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