Will Cuomo skate like Bribem did?

Update 3rd woman comes forward: 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/ny-gov-andrew-cuomo-accused-by-third-woman-of-unwanted-sexual-advances/ar-BB1e8UqV

Well let's see. Cuomo killed 11,000 nursing home patients. He also wrote a book about his 'achievements'. Not to mention the Hollywood elite gave him an Emmy for the outstanding job he has done as governor. Didn't know you could get one for lying and then covering it up. And the frosting on the cake... he has not one but two women filing sexual accusations against him. To the Democratic mindset I'm sure he looks like presidential material.

Will Cuomo skate like Bribem did?

The times we live in

 

The times we live in

This is like something straight out of SNL

Dr. Rachel Levine Bribem's Transgender Health Nominee

Never thought I would lay my eyes on someone who would almost make Debbie Wassermouth Schultz look good.

Rand Paul Confronts Bribem's Transgender Health Nominee About "Genital Mutilation"

Video 616

This is like something straight out of SNL

Democrats ask Bribem to cede authority on nuclear launches

Democrats are now openly showing their distrust for the Alzheimer's patient they unloaded by hook and crook on the American people. If you stick your nose in the air you'll get a whiff of the 25th amendment.

Where was this ad during the campaign?

BTW... How do you think this looks to our enemies?

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By Victor Morton

A group of more than 30 House Democrats is asking President Biden to give up his sole control of U.S. nuclear weapons.

In a letter led by Rep. Jimmy Panetta of California, the Democrats ask that their party’s leader alter the command-and-control structure surrounding America’s nuclear arsenal so that no single person can launch the weapons.

“Vesting one person with this authority entails real risks,” the letter states. “Past presidents have threatened to attack other countries with nuclear weapons or exhibited behavior that caused other officials to express concern about the president’s judgment.”

The letter suggests such changes to the command of the U.S. arsenal as requiring approval also from officials in the constitutional line of succession, specifically including the vice president and the House speaker, “neither of whom can be removed by the president if they disagree.”

The U.S. nuclear codes, carried in the famous ”football,” allow the president to launch America’s nuclear arsenal, a change that was made during the Cold War because nuclear weapons theoretically could begin and end a war within an hour, before there would be time to go through the traditional process of declaring war and mobilizing an army.

The nearly three dozen Democrats though more fear a U.S. president starting a war on his own.

“While any president would presumably consult with advisors before ordering a nuclear attack, there is no requirement to do so,” the letter adds. “The military is obligated to carry out the order if they assess it is legal under the laws of war. Under the current posture of U.S. nuclear forces, that attack would happen in minutes.”

Democrats ask Bribem to cede authority on nuclear launches

Rape, torture of Muslim Uighurs in China shocks the conscience: US

We have all read and seen too many times in America, France, England, Israel, etc Muslim suicide bombers, shootings, stabbings, beheading people, including other horrific acts by ISIS when Barry was in the WH. 

Here they are in action killing a dime a dozen.

Well, what I want to know is where is this Islamic outrage and retaliation from the 1.5 billion Muslims in the world for what's going on in China with the Uighurs? For once they have a legitimate reason to take action and they do nothing!

Got to love this line of shit. They lie so much they make Kim Jong-un look like Abraham Lincoln.

[After initially denying the camps existed, China's government abruptly acknowledged them, saying they were vocational training centers aimed at reducing the appeal of extremism.]

Right...and I believe they contracted Covid 19 from frozen Australian beef.

by French Press Agency - AFP

A Uighur woman cries as reporters visit a Uighur district that protested in Urumqi, Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region, western China, July 9, 2009. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)

A BBC investigative report describing Chinese authorities' sexual violence and torture of Muslim Uighur women in Xinjiang has sparked outrage and calls for action across the world.

The reactions came as a "people's tribunal" was convened to examine allegations against China of anti-Uighur brutality, chaired by a British lawyer who led the United Nations' prosecution for war crimes of former Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic.

"These atrocities shock the conscience and must be met with serious consequences," a U.S. State Department spokesperson said, reiterating the view of both the former and new U.S. administrations that China is perpetrating "genocide" against Uighurs and other Muslims.

"We will speak out consistently and jointly with allies and partners to condemn these atrocities, and we will consider all appropriate tools to promote accountability for those responsible and deter future abuses," the spokesperson said.

British junior foreign minister Nigel Adams said the BBC report reveals "clearly evil acts."

"The evidence of the scale and severity of these violations is now far-reaching, it paints a truly harrowing picture," he told parliament.

"This government is committed to taking robust action in respect of Xinjiang," he said, although the government has stopped short of invoking the term "genocide," arguing only U.K. courts can make that legal definition.

'The screams echoed'

In a lengthy investigation based on witness testimonies, the BBC reported allegations of systematic rape, sexual abuse and torture of women detainees by police and guards in China's western region of Xinjiang.

It described torture by electric shock, including anal rape by guards using electrified sticks. Women were subject to gang rape and forced sterilization, witnesses said.

"The screams echoed throughout the building," one was quoted as saying.

The report also triggered outrage from politicians in Australia, and new calls for China to grant access to U.N. rights inspectors to tour Xinjiang.

The region is home to the mainly Muslim Uighur minority and has seen a sweeping security crackdown by Chinese forces in recent years in response to separatist unrest and Beijing has signaled it will continue its crackdowns in Xinjiang.

Rights groups believe that at least 1 million Uighurs and other Turkic-speaking Muslims are incarcerated in camps in Xinjiang.

China is accused of compelling Uighurs to parrot Communist propaganda and renounce Islam, forcibly sterilizing women and imposing a regime of forced labor.

After initially denying the camps existed, China's government abruptly acknowledged them, saying they were vocational training centers aimed at reducing the appeal of extremism.

The Chinese foreign ministry dismissed the BBC investigation as "false."

Tribunal hearings

Last month, Britain and Canada announced new rules banning the import of Chinese goods linked to Uighur forced labor.

Meanwhile, the new tribunal was convened at the request of Dolkun Isa, president of the World Uyghur Congress, and is chaired by Geoffrey Nice, who prosecuted Milosevic in The Hague. The former leader died in 2006 before a verdict was reached.

There is no state backing for the tribunal, but Nice told reporters that such panels had played an important role through the 20th century in holding offenders to account, noting China would block any international prosecution by the U.N.

Its eight jurors intend to hear from more than 30 witnesses, mostly Uighurs who allege Chinese violence, and experts in international law.

The panel will hold two rounds of hearings in London, in May and September, with a view to publishing its verdict by the end of the year into whether China is guilty of genocide and/or crimes against humanity.

It has reached out to the Chinese embassy in London to participate, but has yet to receive any reply, organizers said.

"We will hope to persuade them that it is genuinely in their interest to provide us with information for our investigation," Nice stressed.

Another tribunal led by the British lawyer found last year that China continues to harvest the organs of executed prisoners, including those from Uighurs and members of the banned Falungong spiritual movement, despite official denials.

Rape, torture of Muslim Uighurs in China shocks the conscience: US

Today's headline from NBC

 

'Find purpose': Biden marks 500,000 Covid-19 deaths with poignant address to the nation

The headline had Trump delivered the speech using the exact same words.

Trump deflects blame as Covid-19 death toll   surpases 500,000 Americans

 

This is what they did during Trump's entire four year tenure. 

Poison the well.

Today's headline from NBC

You would expect nothing less from the main stream media

 

The Cuomo Chart

From an Emmy to impeachment in 3 months

BTW... This is really rich coming from this POS about a Texas mayor

You would expect nothing less from the main stream media

Check out the title of this article

It's as if its Cruz's fault the kid is dead.

Meet Cristian, the 11-year old boy who froze to death in his family's trailer while Ted Cruz's family plotted escape from their mansion to Cancun: 30 dead on Texas' sixth day of misery as state runs out of water

Check out the title of this article

We lost the champion

Rush Limbaugh has passed away

Farewell to the leading voice of conservatism

Talk radio giant Rush Limbaugh has passed away, his wife, Kathryn, announced on his show Wednesday morning. 

Limbaugh, the leading voice of the conservative movement, succumbed to his battle with lung cancer at the age of 70 after getting his Stage 4 diagnosis in January 2020.

El Rushbo was a pioneer in the radio industry, leading the way to get conservative and Republican issues and voices heard around the nation. He worked around the liberal monolith of the broadcast networks and the stranglehold Democrats had on the public airways.

Limbaugh began his nationally syndicated "Rush Limbaugh Show" in 1988, and at that moment began to reshape the Republican Party and the conservative movement. 

The launch of the show came the year after FCC repealed the Fairness Doctrine that required equal time for both sides of political arguments. The repeal gave Limbaugh the opportunity to make the conservative case on political issues without the fear of the federal government cracking down on him for being one-sided.

For more than three decades, he would take to the "golden EIB microphone" and make the case to the country for conservative principles and advocate on behalf of elected GOP officials and up-and-coming Republican politicians. 

The syndicated show began on just over 50 radio station, but spread like wildfire. It became the most listened to radio show in the U.S. and was picked up by more than 600 stations. According to his website, Limbaugh's show bragged some 27 million weekly listeners.

Limbaugh was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1993 and the National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 1998.

Fox News noted that on his final broadcast, Limbaugh revealed that he had outlived his prognosis.

"I wasn't expected to be alive today," he said, Fox News reported. "I wasn't expected to make it to October, and then to November, and then to December. And yet, here I am, and today, got some problems, but I'm feeling pretty good today."

His love of the United States earned him the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Donald Trump during the State of the Union Address in 2020, shortly after he received his cancer diagnosis.

"Rush Limbaugh: Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country," Trump declared during the address.

We lost the champion

His father sent him a Democratic registration form

GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger's family publicly admonishes him for impeachment vote

I come to expect this from dogs like McRomney, Collins, and Murkowski, but this guy surprised me! Pretty safe to say his destiny is a bologna sandwich next Thanksgiving.

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Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., is being shunned and scorned by relatives after voting to impeach Donald Trump, according to a letter published in The New York Times this week.

Eleven members of his family signed a letter lambasting him for his vote last month to impeach the then-president, who they defended as a Christian.

“Oh my, what a disappointment you are to us and to God!” they wrote, accusing Kinzinger of going “against your Christian principles” and joining the “devil’s army.”

"It is now most embarrassing to us that we are related to you," they added.

His relatives also sent the letter to other conservative lawmakers.

“We should listen even more grievances against you, but decided you are not worth more of our time to list them,” the letter from his relatives continued. “You have embarrassed the Kinzinger family name!”

Kinzinger, one of 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump last month, also voted this month to strip Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., of her committee posts for espousing conspiracy theories.

He’s betting his career on disavowing Trumpism, pushing for an alternative path for the GOP. He recently launched a "Country 1st" political action committee, which seeks to put some money behind the political effort confronting a party largely still aligned with the former president.

"The reality is this — this is the time to choose," Kinzinger said during an interview with NBC's "Meet the Press" on Jan. 31. "Let's take a look at the last four years how far we have come in a bad way, how backward-looking we are, how much we peddle darkness and division. That's not the party I ever signed up for."

In the interview, he hinted at the letter, saying he'd received two certified letters "disowning me."

It's likely to be an uphill, lonely battle: During the impeachment vote, Kinzinger asked Democrats for more speaking time to make a bipartisan pitch for the impeachment of Trump, according to the Times, but was denied. Republican Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming voted to impeach Trump and only narrowly held on to her leadership position in the House when her party mounted an effort to strip her of it.

His father sent him a Democratic registration form

Ah.. Nothing like waking up to some nice warm Pearl Milling Company pancakes in the morning

'You go woke and become a joke': Aunt Jemima's new name Pearl Milling Company is panned as people say it sounds like a gravel mining firm after PepsiCo scrapped the 'racist' pancake syrup icon amid BLM protests

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9243255/Aunt-Jemimas-new-Pearl-Milling-Company.html

Now with 100% more minerals than Aunt Jemima

Ah.. Nothing like waking up to some nice warm Pearl Milling Company pancakes in the morning

Senate passes resolution to advance COVID-19 relief package

The end result of losing the runoffs in Georgia.

And I'm sure more to come.

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By Yaron Steinbuch

The Senate early Friday narrowly approved a budget resolution for President Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package — allowing Democrats to push the legislation through Congress without Republican support.

The upper chamber ended the “vote-a-rama,” which began at about 2:30 p.m. Thursday, by adopting the resolution in a 51-50 vote, with Vice President Kamala Harris casting the tie-breaker.

It marked the first time Harris — in her capacity as president of the Senate — cast a tie-breaking vote after becoming veep on Jan. 20.

The adoption allows the Senate to proceed toward a final bill under the budget reconciliation rules, which would let the Dems pass a coronavirus stimulus plan by circumventing a GOP filibuster if their caucus remains united.

“I am so thankful that our caucus stayed together in unity. We had no choice given the problems facing America and the desire to move forward. And we have moved forward,” said Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY). “Many bipartisan amendments were adopted, so this was a bipartisan activity.”

Vice President Kamala Harris cast the tie-breaking vote to approve a budget resolution for President Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package.Greg Nash/The Hill/Bloomberg via Getty Images

He added: “We cannot underscore enough how much help America needs during this awful crisis and we cannot miss the point that we still have a long way to go. This was a giant first step … to bring America back, to overcome this horrible crisis and then move America forward.”

Sens. Bill Cassidy (from left), John Barrasso, Cory Booker and Pat Toomey make their way to a series of Senate votes known as a “vote-a-rama.”Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images

Democrats had flexed their muscle by offering an amendment reversing some earlier votes about the future of the Keystone XL pipeline and coronavirus aid to immigrants living illegally in the US.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) indicated earlier that Republicans would try to extract concessions from Democrats in uncomfortable votes.

“We’re going to put senators on the record,” he said Thursday, according to Fox News. “Expect votes to stop Washington from actively killing jobs during a recovery — like terminating the Keystone pipeline; that job-killing, one-size-fits-all minimum wage hike; and whether to bar tax hikes on small businesses for the duration of this emergency.”Mitch McConnell indicated that Republicans would try to extract concessions from Democrats in uncomfortable votes.

On Thursday, Schumer slammed Republicans for planning to introduce “messaging amendments” to “score political points.”

“What amendments our friends in the minority propose is entirely up to them,” Schumer said. He added that he hopes Republicans don’t use “the debate over pandemic relief to sharpen … partisan talking points.”

Senate passes resolution to advance COVID-19 relief package

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Hunter Biden Writing Memoir Based On Drug Abuse – Gets A Cool $2 Million In Advance

Check out the tweets below.

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The Biden White House recently put out a statement saying that members of Joe Biden’s family would not cash in on his presidency.

Days later, we learn that Hunter Biden is writing a book, for which he has already been paid an advance of $2 million.

It must be nice.

Hunter Biden ‘nets $2m advance’ for his upcoming memoir Beautiful Things about his battle with drugs – despite Joe saying his family would NOT cash in on presidency

Drugs, prostitutes, shady dealings, a quickie marriage — President Joe Biden’s son Hunter is too easily depicted as sleaze in human form.

Who else would have left his wife and jumped into bed with his recently departed brother’s widow only for her to end the affair when he got a stripper pregnant?

Is it only Hunter who could have received two special waivers to join the military and be commissioned at a special ceremony in the White House, but then blow his chance on his very first day when a blood test came back positive for cocaine?

Who but Hunter who could receive a diamond from a would-be Chinese business partner whose existence would come to light in divorce papers?

Now the president’s son is getting to tell his side of his unsavory life — warts and all — in a book that could embarrass his father even further, less than three months into his term in the Oval Office.

Beautiful Things — the as yet unexplained title of Biden’s tome — promises to center on his well-publicized struggles with substance abuse according to Gallery Books, an imprint of publishers Simon & Schuster.

And get this. The company publishing Hunter Biden’s book is the same one that dropped Josh Hawley’s book.

🤔

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) February 4, 2021

Simon & Schuster wouldn't publish Josh Hawley's book... but they're ok with deadbeat dad, crackhead Hunter Biden... GTFO.

 

— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) February 4, 2021

Hunter Biden Clinches Deal With Simon & Schuster After It Nuked Sen. Josh Hawley’s Bookhttps://t.co/cK9T1Sw4UU

 

— The Federalist (@FDRLST) February 4, 2021

It’s like there’s a different set of rules for Democrats. 

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Hunter Biden memoir ‘Beautiful Things’ to be published in April, will detail drug addiction and sobriety

WOW... can't wait to get my copy.

While we're waiting for the seemingly never to be released Durham report, not to mention he's being investigated for tax fraud, the son of a bitch found the time to write a book (ghostwriter?) most likely making millions more. I wonder in Chapter 3 if he's going to mention taking his ‘beautiful' Mac to the repair shop? Maybe Bobulinski should get a hold of Simon and Schuster and tell them he wants to write a memoir. I take that back. He's probably banned by every major publishing company. 

BTW... Stephen King and Dave Eggers are just raving about the book. You know, just like they did when Don Jr wrote the first of his two.

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This cover image released by Gallery Books shows “Beautiful Things” a memoir by Hunter Biden. Biden, son of President Joe Biden and an ongoing target for conservatives, has a memoir coming out April 6. The book will center on the younger Biden’s well publicized struggles with substance abuse, according to his publisher.

Gallery Book | AP

“Where’s Hunter?”

Apparently, he will be all over your favorite bookstores’ shelves come April.

Hunter Biden — the troubled son of President Joe Biden — will have a memoir published this spring, mere months after Republicans desperately tried to turn his drug- and booze-abusing, sexually reckless and dubious business behavior into political poison for his father.

The book, entitled “Beautiful Things,” allegedly will deal with a lot of those ugly things in the younger Biden’s life, according to a press release Thursday by Gallery Books, the Simon & Schuster imprint that is publishing it.

The memoir was announced on Biden’s 51st birthday — and less than a month after his father took office.

“I come from a family forged by tragedies and bound by a remarkable, unbreakable love,” he writes in the book, which the release calls a “deeply moving memoir of addiction, loss, and survival.”

Hunter Biden, along with his older brother Beau, were both badly injured as small children in a 1972 car crash that killed their mother Neilia and their 1-year-old sister Naomi, less than two months after Joe Biden was first elected to the Senate from Delaware.

His book, the release says, “details Hunter’s descent into substance abuse and his tortuous path to sobriety.”

While that suggests the last page will be a happy ending, the memoir is being released amid some unfinished business for Biden that could make for an unhappy afterword in later editions: a criminal tax investigation by federal prosecutors in his home state of Delaware.

Biden has denied any wrongdoing on his taxes.

Hunter Biden and Ashley Biden arrives for the inauguration of their father Joe Biden as the 46th US President on January 20, 2021, at the US Capitol in Washington, DC.

Olivier Douliery | AFP | Getty Images

Such legal concerns haven’t marred advance praise for the book, which is trotted out on the release in the form of quotes from mega-selling horror author Stephen King, as well as the writers Dave Eggers and Anne Lamott.

Eggers gushes: “Beautiful Things is so concise, so unflinching and propulsive, that outside of turning the pages and occasionally picking my jaw off the ground, I didn’t move between the first page and the last.”″

King, himself a recovering alcoholic, writes: “In AA we say it doesn’t matter if you come from Yale or jail, all addicts are the same. In his harrowing and compulsively readable memoir, Hunter Biden proves again that anybody — even the son of a United States President — can take a ride on the pink horse down nightmare alley.”

According to the publisher, Biden — who graduated from Yale Law School — actually begins his book with the question “Where’s Hunter?”

That popular right-wing catchphrase became a verbal tic of former President Donald Trump, his own son Donald Trump Jr., and a slew of Trump supporters last fall.

Team Trump acted as if the media paid more attention to Hunter Biden’s personal and financial history then voters would choose not to cast their ballots for his dad on Election Day.

That history includes cocaine abuse, which in turn led to Hunter having to resign as an officer in the U.S. Navy reserve, leaving his wife to start dating his late brother’s widow, and denying but then ultimately admitting under legal pressure that he fathered a child out of wedlock with a woman from Arkansas.

In 2019, in the middle of that paternity case, Biden impulsively married a young South African filmmaker, Melissa Cohen, less than a week after meeting her. The couple had a son, named Beau, in March 2020.

In addition to Biden’s complicated personal life, his business career also has created angst for his dad, fodder for Republican conspiracy theories, as well as the seeds of Trump’s first impeachment.

Over that career, Biden has worked as a lawyer for one of his father’s biggest political donors, a business consultant, a lobbyist, an investor and a board member of companies in Ukraine and China.

In the summer of 2019, Trump tried to pressure the new president of Ukraine to announce an investigation of Biden and Joe Biden — who at the time was a leading contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.

Trump’s action, which came at the same time that he was withholding congressionally approved military aid to Ukraine, led to him being impeached by the House of Representatives. Trump was later acquitted in a Senate trial.

Shortly before the 2020 election, Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani gave The New York Post a copy of a computer hard drive that is believed to have belonged to Hunter Biden, who had allegedly left some computers at a repair shop in Wilmington, Delaware, the prior year.

The Post ran a series of articles about the contents of that hard drive, which reportedly included information about business activities, personal emails and photographs.

Even after losing the election to Joe Biden, Trump continued to focus on using Hunter Biden to damage his dad.

Trump even reportedly considered pressuring the Justice Department to appoint a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden’s taxes. But then-Attorney General William Barr said he would not do so.

While the evidence in Biden’s tax case remains to be seen, the existence of his book proves that young dreams often die hard.

In the early 1990s, Biden applied to Syracuse University’s creative-writing program, according to a 2019 profile of him by The New Yorker.

Hunter Biden at the time was a fan of the writers Raymond Carver and Tobias Wolff, both of whom had taught at Syracuse, and his “favorite novel at the time was Charles Bukowski’s debut, ‘Post Office,’ ” according to the magazine.

Bukowski’s first book, like his other autobiographical novels, frankly and unapologetically details a life laden with alcohol.

The magazine noted that “Hunter imagined a more artistic career for himself” than his brother Beau, whose rise through the law profession ended with him becoming attorney general of Delaware.

“He considered getting a joint M.F.A.-law degree at Syracuse,” The New Yorker article said.

“But, with a baby on the way, he decided to go straight to law school.”

Hunter Biden memoir ‘Beautiful Things’ to be published in April, will detail drug addiction and sobriety

You just never know...

I was expecting some sort of monster pervert who shot the two FBI agents in Florida.

Child porn suspect Huber (above) shot dead two FBI agents in a dawn raid on his Florida apartment before killing himself

You just never know...

Officer Who Shot Capitol Rioter Ashli Babbitt Shouldn't Be Charged

When asked why...

Let's be honest if she was black the pill wouldn't go down this easy.

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Ms. Babbitt died after being shot by Capitol Police officer on January 6th.

A memorial for Ashli Babbitt in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 7.Photo: shannon stapleton/Reuters

WASHINGTON—Investigators have made a preliminary determination that the police officer who shot and killed Ashli Babbitt during the U.S. Capitol riot shouldn’t be charged with any crimes in connection with her death, according to people familiar with the review.

Ashli Babbitt died from being shot by a Capitol Police officer.Photo: Maryland MVA/Calvert County Sheriff's Office/Associated Press

Ms. Babbitt, who served for more than a dozen years in the Air Force and Air National Guard and became a passionate supporter of former President Donald Trump, died from being shot by a Capitol Police officer after rioters smashed through a door to the Speaker’s Lobby on Jan. 6. She had entered the building as part of a crowd aiming to disrupt the certification of President Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election.

The officer who shot her had been placed on leave soon after the riot while Ms. Babbitt’s death was being investigated, including on the question of whether it was a violation of her civil rights.

The Justice Department said in announcing the investigation that it was following routine procedure for whenever a police officer uses deadly force by having the Washington Metropolitan Police Department examine the shooting. The police investigators have made an initial determination that charges against the officer aren’t warranted, the people said, adding that Justice Department officials haven’t yet made a final determination on the matter. The U.S. attorney’s office in Washington is leading the broader investigation into the riot and prosecuting the more than 150 cases that have resulted to date.

Officer Who Shot Capitol Rioter Ashli Babbitt Shouldn't Be Charged