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  This guy looks like Donald Trump’s twin brother. He just needs a larger commitment to Cheetoes.
context: "They had no real plan for what to do with the governor if they actually seized her. Paradoxically, this made them more dangerous, not less," Assistant U.S. Attorney Nils Kessler said in a court filing ahead of the hearing. >
  
  So kinda like all the January 6 insurrectionists >
  
  The guy looks exactly like someone who thinks kidnapping a Governor is a good idea. >
  
  Needs more neck beard. >
  
  Probably shaved it off to look better for the jury. >
  
  Correct! >
  
  Looks like he could be related to Rittenhouse. >
  
  Not long enough. Lock that treasonous pile of dog vomit up for life. >
  
  Man, and I was told on this very sub numerous times that all of these guys had been or would be acquitted because they were 90% federal agents and the rest were entrapped or something. I'm pretty sure this is just a hoax prison sentence or something. >
  
  Hey, Merrick Garland… THIS is how you treat insurrectionists. Maybe take some lessons from the MI AG. REAL sentences, not lashes with a wet noodle. >
  
  This was a federal trial in Michigan, not a state one. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 89%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  In addition to the 16-year prison sentence, Fox will have to serve five years of supervised release.
  Jonker said there was nothing that made him think of Fox as a "Natural leader," but said conspiracies like the plot to kidnap Whitmer take "a lot of fuel" and that Fox "Provided it."
  Two men who pleaded guilty to conspiracy and testified against Fox and Croft received substantial breaks: Ty Garbin already is free after a 2 1/2-year prison term, while Kaleb Franks was given a four-year sentence.
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Fox^#1 sentence^#2 Croft^#3 Whitmer^#4 plot^#5 >
  
  At a quick glance he resembles Kyle Rittenhouse. >
  
  Good. Hopefully, if he ever gets out, his life will be forever ruined. >
  
  Crackelmore >
  
  Leavenworth is beautiful this time of year. >
  
  
  conspiracies like the plot to kidnap Whitmer take "a lot of fuel" and that Fox "Provided it."
  
  For a second I thought NPR was calling out Fox news, but no, no they weren't... >
  
  "I done a do-mestic terrorism." >
  
  That's one way to spend your 40s. >
  
  He was living in the basement of a vacuum repair shop, smoking lots of marijuana. >
  
  Must have been the vacuum cleaners what got him. I ingest a lot of cannabis and haven’t even considered abducting a single politician. >
  
  Right? I smoke a copious amount of weed and all it makes me want to do is eat food that’s bad for me and play video games. >
  
  Look at all that wasted potential lol. >
  
  Im a little surprised there aren't "oh shit he is clearly being falsely incarcerated because the deep state" comments. I know they are out there, where they hiding though? It seems like /politics would have some diverging opinions, but  no. I guess we all agree that this guy super sucks? I mean obviously he does, but i know people who dont agree so... this is the internet. /r/Politics is not /r/NPR >
  
  Good. He shouldn’t be in public passing his genes along.