OMG. You are done.pic.twitter.com/HaHTnz6NQs
I now join the long list of imperfect human beings with “foot-in-mouth” disease. Once again, I apologize to Congressman Yarmuth and his family and ask for their forgiveness.
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Holy shit. Have to be a real dumbass to tweet something like this and not expect consequences.
#boybye
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When someone shows you who they are believe them. They say what they mean the first time. Threatening to shoot someone is serious. Someone that threatens to shoot someone is not a stable person and shouldn't hold a government position period.
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Doesn't sound like he's safe to hold a gun either. He just threatened murder. That is a crime that should take away his right to own killing weapons.
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most human beings don't require 6 hours to apologize for threatening someone's life
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I'm wondering, were you a "CIA Contractor" like all your announcements claimed or were you a "CIA Officer" like your little bio claims? If you had ever been either you would know they aren't the same thing.
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Card pulled. Nice job J.
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Now apologise to President Obama, as well. You have no business being anywhere near politics.
#REPORTED for threatening a Rep.pic.twitter.com/NqvVrhx6yV
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"FBI Louisville is aware of the tweet and is working with our law enforcement partners to determine the best course of action," Habich said. "The FBI takes seriously all threats of violence."
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Apologies don't prevent you from facing consequences. I hope it costs you any future political career.
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Dude you basically threatened to shoot a congressman. That’s so far beyond “foot in mouth” disease it ridiculous. That’s a demonstration of terrible judgement. How could you expect constituents to trust it if you can’t even demonstrate it on social media?
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Threatening the life of a Congressman is a Class C or D felony, carrying maximum penalties of 5 to 10 years under 18 U.S.C. § 875, 18 U.S.C. § 876, and other statutes. The FBI's Louisville office is currently investigating you for your threat to the life of Congressman Yarmuth.
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Exactly correct, Chip. This shitbird. SMH. Time to seek a different career path candidate cave man.
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Surely your Secret Service time taught you that an apology doesn't undo a criminal act like threatening a Member of Congress...
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