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  Police have no problem arresting democrats but don’t arrest republicans for more serious crimes. Keep that in mind when you hear both sides rhetoric. Its almost as if republicans and law enforcement are teaming up to create a fascist state out of our democracy. I hate political parties but it is clear who has positioned themselves against America.
context: One assumes they are waiting for everyone to forget.... >
  
  They probably forgot about it themselves already.
  "A what investigation into who now?" >
  
  Can't do anything too busy sitting on their hands. >
  
  Can't do much when you're senile because everyone is 80. >
  
  not everyone. there's at least one youngster whose 79. >
  
  
  Meredith McGehee, an ethics expert who's long advocated for reforms to the committee at the watchdog groups Issue One and the Campaign Legal Center, says the public should keep their expectations low, arguing that the panel is "essentially where ethics complaints go to die."
  
  Seems kind of clear what the Ethics Committee is doing with the case. >
  
  I'd like to report the Ethics Committee to the um well, Ethics Committee. >
  
  Good news! The Ethics Committee investigated themselves and cleared themselves of any wrongdoing! >
  
  Don’t forget the 2+ years for the investigation to “take place” in the middle there >
  
  Hopefully aiding in arresting these two arrogant insurrectionists. They are on my short (long) list of post-2010 shit bag politicians that I need to see held to account for their actions. >
  
  Narrator: they did not get arrested >
  
  Have any of you actually seen a chicken? >
  
  Chickens don’t clap! >
  
  Here comes the dreaded 'hand slap'. I wonder if they'll get a sternly worded letter, too? >
  
  And furrowing of brows. >
  
  Not furrowed brows!! Oh god the humanity!!! >
  
  Will either of them get slammed in media headlines ?      I just don’t see how either recovers their political career if something like that were to happen. >
  
  The answer is nothing, they are doing nothing. >
  
  The people in this country have become wallpaper to the insurrection and they don't seem to realize that politicians are just an extension of the people. If we don't take to the streets at some point, we're gonna get rolled over. 
  I'm the only one who can't be mitigated. Everybody else will succumb to their path of little to no resistance. >
  
  Nothing until or unless DOJ does something (Better chance of Jesus riding in on a Unicorn). Democrats give "Professional Courtesy" to their Republican colleagues no matter how heinous their crimes. >
  
  I think it's pretty clear what they're doing. Nothing. If Watergate happened today Nixon would never have resigned. >
  
  Fingers crossed for a $40 fine >
  
  Wow, you think it'll be that much? >
  
  It almost doesn't matter because we'll likely find out that whatever punishment is leveled will be unenforceable and will be essentially nothing. >
  
  Whatever the size of the fine, Cruz will take it to the Supreme Court asking that he be able to pay it with campaign funds, and he'll win the case.