Even while Mo Brooks (Idiot- AL) is being sued by members of Congress for his role in the insurrection, he released a statement Thursday afternoon about the man threatening Washington, D.C., with a bomb.
Brooks wore Kevlar body armor when he gave his inciting speech at the “Stop The Steal” rally on January 6. Brooks originally stood by comments that “violence and threats of violence” against American institutions are “far too common” before seemingly justifying the suspect’s actions.
The federal criminal code (18 USC 373) makes it a crime to solicit, command, induce or “endeavor to persuade” another person to commit a felony that includes the threat or use of physical force. Simply MORE
Washington — Republican Congressman Mo Brooks of Alabama is asking a federal court to grant him immunity from a lawsuit alleging he incited the violence at the U.S. Capitol on January 6. Brooks argued in MORE
U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, a Republican from Huntsville, “bears some responsibility” as protesters supporting President Donald Trump pushed past security and occupied the U.S. Capitol earlier this week, a prominent Huntsville preacher said Friday. MORE