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Matthew Perna, along with multiple other J6 defendants, committed suicide awaiting trial. Marriages have been dissolved and kids have lost their parents. There is no way to repay these people for what they’ve been through. U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves should be disbarred and issued a criminal referral. We should... show more
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.@repMTG Marjorie, there you go again rewriting history. Let’s get something straight: the January 6 riot wasn’t some kumbaya singalong on the Capitol steps. It was a violent mob fueled by lies, your lies, among others. People broke windows, fought cops, and disrupted democracy itself. That’s not patriotism; it’s criminal. Now, about Matthew Perna. His suicide is a tragedy, no doubt. But let’s not pretend it’s the fault of U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves or D.C. judges. The guy chose to plead guilty because he knew he broke the law. Blaming the justice system for doing its job is like blaming a mirror for showing your reflection. You’re also crying foul over “grandmothers and veterans” being locked up. Newsflash: your status doesn’t make you immune to the law. If Grandma’s knitting sedition and veterans are storming barricades, they’ve got consequences coming, same as anyone else. Well except for you so far and your king. And let’s talk about how we got here. The misinformation that sent these people charging into the Capitol came straight from the MAGA megaphone, you included. You fed them a steady diet of lies about a “stolen election,” and when they acted on it, you now want to play the victim card for them. Stop pretending this is about justice. It’s about deflection. You want to blame judges, prosecutors, anyone but the mob and the megaphone that whipped them into a frenzy. The real crime here isn’t holding lawbreakers accountable, it’s the leaders who led them astray.

Yes! We must prosecute these destructive villains and PUT THEM IN PRISON—or this government abuse will never stop! @WeAreJ6alliance

The mental anguish is real and never ends. Lost homes, jobs, businesses, faAllright. Every J6er has contemplated their end. Most of us have moved to closer to God towards Faith to help save us, knowing everything will be allright.

You don't repay criminals for breaking the law. I noticed you never speak about the 140 injured police officers from January 6 or any of their families. Gunther Hashida, Jeffrey Smith, Howard Liebengood, and Kyle DeFreytag all committed suicide after the J6 riot by these people in prison. The difference is the police officers were doing their job and the J6 rioters are criminals that were breaking the law. I don't hear you talking about them or the hardship that put on their families. I know you have the IQ of a tennis ball, but it's still baffles me how you advocate for the criminals and you ignore the police that were there protecting you and your colleagues from harm and the speaker and the vice president from murder. I do know that I'm disgusted by it

Time to end political hack Matthew Graves disinformation narrative.

Shut up, you #Traitor.

Well guess what? Maybe the bastard shouldn't have stormed the Capital.

140 police officers were injured, many didn’t return to work in law enforcement. Brian Sicknick died Jan 7th due to trauma and FOUR police officers committed suicide. MTQ NEVER MENTIONS THEM!! Matthew Perna’s suicide is tragic, but in video you see him violently entering the Capitol. He probably couldn’t handle the thought of prison.

The heartbreaking stories of J6 defendants like Matthew Perna, who took their own lives while awaiting trial, are a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of the DOJ's relentless pursuit. Marriages destroyed, children left without parents - the human cost is immeasurable. Accountability is long overdue; U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves must face the consequences of his actions. Justice demands it.
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