Gorsuch Shreds Biden Administration’s Case Against J6 Protesters in Epic Showdown


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The United States Supreme Court is currently hearing arguments in the case of Fischer v. US, which has the potential to lessen criminal charges against over 350 Trump supporters involved in the US Capitol protest on January 6, 2021.

The Department of Injustice (DOJ) is utilizing a law known as “obstructing a Congressional proceeding” to prosecute many of these protestors for simply exercising their First Amendment rights.

This law carries a severe penalty of up to 20 years in prison.

CNN has highlighted that this case could also impact former President Donald Trump, who was accused by special counsel Jack Smith of violating his First Amendment rights during the events of that day.

Justice Neil Gorsuch stole the spotlight this morning with a powerful critique of the Department of Justice’s case against the nonviolent J6 protesters.

Gorsuch emphasized that while the Trump supporters were exercising their right to free speech, leftist individuals had committed actual felonies that the Biden administration had overlooked.

Gorsuch highlighted several instances involving left-wing figures, such as unlawful sit-ins during the Brett Kavanaugh hearing in 2018, Rep. Jamaal Bowman pulling a fire alarm during a critical vote, hecklers disrupting the State of the Union address, and “mostly peaceful” protests turning into riots by groups like BLM.

In questioning Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar, Gorsuch raised whether these actions warranted 20 years in prison.

Prelogar attempted to deflect by arguing that the DOJ needed to prove “corrupt intent” and whether the disruptions were significant enough.

Gorsuch pointed out that all these incidents met the necessary criteria for prosecution, implying that leftists like Bowman should have faced prison time.

However, Prelogar struggled to provide satisfactory answers under Gorsuch’s scrutiny.

Gorsuch was having none of Prelogar’s nonsensical spinning and pushed back. “We went around that tree yesterday,” he told her.

He then pinpointed the most asinine part of her statement. “So a mostly peaceful…

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