Democrat Murders "Extreme" MAGA Republican

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Mr. Reagan

Sep. 21 2022

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North Dakota man kills teen with vehicle after political dispute, claims victim was Republican 'extremist'

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Sept. 20 2022

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ND MAN FREE ON BAIL AFTER REPORTEDLY ADMITTING HE KILLED TEEN FOR BEING REPUBLICAN

• Shannon Brandt, 41, of Glenfield, N.D., was released from jail on $50,000 bail after he struck Caylor Ellingson, 18.
• Brandt initially told first responders that Ellingson “was threatening him,” then admitted that struck Ellingson because he was a Republican.
• A breathalyzer test showed that Brandt’s blood-alcohol level was above the 0.08 legal limit, but he was not charged with DUI.

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2 hours ago, Geee said:

ND MAN FREE ON BAIL AFTER REPORTEDLY ADMITTING HE KILLED TEEN FOR BEING REPUBLICAN

• Shannon Brandt, 41, of Glenfield, N.D., was released from jail on $50,000 bail after he struck Caylor Ellingson, 18.
• Brandt initially told first responders that Ellingson “was threatening him,” then admitted that struck Ellingson because he was a Republican.
• A breathalyzer test showed that Brandt’s blood-alcohol level was above the 0.08 legal limit, but he was not charged with DUI.

 

GIVE...ME..A...expletive deleted ..BREAK!!!

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Man Charged With Killing Teen Echoed Biden’s ‘Republican Extremism’ Rhetoric To Justify His Act

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11 minutes ago, Geee said:

Man Charged With Killing Teen Echoed Biden’s ‘Republican Extremism’ Rhetoric To Justify His Act

 

Remember now, right wing extremism Is the biggest threat we face. Ultra MAGA Radicals are attacking/rioting all across the nation.

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In Cold, Alcohol-Thinned, Probably Mentally Ill Blood

Mitch Berg

Oct 4 2022

Let’s talk about Cayler Ellingson.

“Berg’s 18th Law” says that after any politically and emotionally fraught event – mass shootings, police killings, riots, pretty much any event over which people disagree – we need to wait at least 72 hours before taking anything we hear seriously from the media, since they will be more interested in scooping the competition than getting facts straight. I made an executive decision to stretch that deadline to a full week, since on a good day the mainstream media might know how to find North Dakota on a map.

Here are the things we know after a couple weeks:

1. After a street dance in McHenry, ND (population 64) on September 18, an extended altercation of some sort happened between the 18 year old Ellingson and 41 year old Shannon Brandt, of nearby Glenfield (population 94).
2. After a back-and-forth that went long enough for Ellingson to call his mother several times to ask for a ride home, Brandt hit Ellingson with his truck, and drove home.
3. Brandt, who has a DUI and some other low-level crimes on his record, was arrested there a few hours later, intoxicated. Ellingson died shortly after.
4. While being interviewed later, he said he thought Ellingson was an “Extremist Republican” who was calling friends to come and get him.
5. The Foster County [1] prosecutor (They’re called “states attorneys“ in North Dakota) initially charged Brandt with vehicular homicide, and released him on $50K in bail.

This – and a complete absence of coverage in mainstream media outside North Dakota – led to a tsunami of anger in conservative media, based around two points:

• the charges and bail seemed ridiculously lenient – and, according to some, politically so.
• the media coverage was lackadaisical, given the politics involved.

Let’s talk about both

On the show, I pushed back on the first point; the job of Foster County’s State’s Attorney Kara Brinster is to bring charges she and her (tiny [2]) office can prove beyond a reasonable doubt given the evidence they have, without regard to public opinion or pressure. My theory – Brandt’s statement made “Criminal Vehicular Homicide” a slam dunk right away the morning after Ellingson’s death. Anything beyond that would take investigation – and the States Attorney has all the time they need to do that. The national criticism – up to and including Tucker Carlson – apparently didn’t faze Brinster. She investigated, got the evidence she needed, and had Brandt re-arrested on murder charges. He’s being held in the Stutsman County Jail [3]. If convicted of murder, he could get life without parole.

Some think it happened because of the national attention. I say BS – Brinster ignored the media (none of whom came within 100 miles of the story, literally) and did her job. Keith Ellison should so as well [4]. Criminal justice everywhere should be as lucky.

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