Paul Pelosi‘s personal lifestyle stopped being his business the minute his political pals started accusing us of attacking him. They could’ve just kept it private and it would’ve faded but they had to try their big lie on us.
— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) October 31, 2022
No.
You don’t get a free pass on that. It’s on.
Well, in any city other than SF, a guy wandering around in his underwear with a hammer at 2:00 am breaking into a house would be cause for comment. Surely the private security and Capitol Police on site just shrugged and said "Oh, no big deal, it's just Paul's friend DePape."
ReplyDeleteAnd don't ask why the glass from the "break in" was scattered on the outside of the door. You nutty alt-right conspiracy theorist.
They keep changing the story in real time and we're Conspiracy Theorists!!!!!! and MAGAts if we don't accept each iteration from people who've been blatantly and openly lying and changing their stories for 2 intensive years.
ReplyDeleteI'm still going with boinking and drug party gone wrong.
I wonder how long the guy who Pelosi totally didn't know and totally doesn't know how he got in kills himself in remorse for doing Donald Trump's bidding.
I wonder how long the guy who Pelosi totally didn't know and totally doesn't know how he got in kills himself...
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Nancy has called Hilliary yet?
The intruder (guest?) is up against it. He can plead not guilty, in which case the discovery process is likely to be very interesting - maybe fatally so. Or the prosecutors might offer him a plea deal, which undoubtedly would include some kind of gag order. Then, when public interest flagged, he could eventually decide to "commit suicide" in his cell. Or he might be declared mentally incompetent and confined indefinitely to one of California's funny farms. Again, when the public loses interest, he might accidentally fall in a pond and drown.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what to think about this very strange event. The news has changed yet again to say that it was Pelosi who was in his underwear (understandably at 2:30am), but they don't say if DePape was fully clothed or clothed at all. No one has explained how he got into what should have been one of the most secure houses in the nation without setting off any alarms. How did Pelosi get away from the nut job long enough to make a 911 call? If only the two of them were in the house, who opened the front door to the cops? Nasty herself has said very little about the attack, so does she just want the story to go away, and if so, why? Will DePape face a trial, or will some kind of non-disclosure plea deal be made?
ReplyDeleteI'm with Schlichter on this one.