Cori Bush is one of the entitled idiots who make up what is generally referred to as the "Squad" (other members include, but are not limited to, AOC and Ilhan Omar). Looks like she's been assembling her own private army: "'Defund the Police' Cori Bush Is Reportedly Under Investigation by the Biden DOJ. Guess What For."
U.S. Representative Cori Bush (D-MO), a member of the "Squad," is reportedly the subject of a criminal probe being run by the federal Department of Justice related to an alleged misuse of funds for security services.
I'm not sure she needs more than one security guard, with this guy on the payroll.
Townhall's friends over at The Washington Free Beacon dug up claims from one of Bush's security guards that "he can summon tornadoes at will, cause earthquakes with his hate, and conduct blood rituals to bring ruin upon his enemies" and is an "intergalactic master of psychic self-defense born 109 trillion years ago." Those are quite the qualifications, which could in some zany world explain why he was Bush's "highest-paid private security guard."
Her district includes all of St. Louis. I'm thinking that this town must be a true s**t hole.
She's still all in on defunding the police. But she gets private security.
ReplyDeleteLikewise, you have to give up your firearms. Only the nomenklatura gets to be protected by them. But if you do step out of line and resist the DNC's shock troops, a prosecutor will drag your butt into jail so fats your eyes will water.
That's the AmeriKKKa the Dems want. A fascist police state with no laws.
that "he can summon tornadoes at will, cause earthquakes with his hate," Nathaniel Davis III, a former New Black Panther Party member and a spiritual guru known as Aha Sen Piankhy, has received $137,000...plus, he's a big guy.
ReplyDeleteShe musta shorted the big guy.
ReplyDeleteGeez, does he get 10% of everything? Who does he think he is, Boss Tweed?
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DeleteFrom what I've read, St. Louis IS a s**t hole. Every so often St. Louis trades the designation of Murder City with places like Baltimore, D.C., Chicago, etc.
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