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Susan suggested we celebrate the acquittal of the DC sandwich thrower with a visit to the recently opened PoBoy Shop in Dallas. It's a cool little locally owned place that prepares the deli meats in-house and uses all locally-sourced ingredients. I got a hot pastrami and provolone. Easily the best sandwich I've had in a while.
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#photooftheday #poboy #sandwichthrower

@SteveThompson
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#SeanDunn DC #sandwichthrower #sandwichguy found not guilty

EXPOSED what TRUMP and #stephenmiller and other cabinet staff do what Trump makes them do

Getting the sandwich thrower ARRESTED 😬

"#PamBondi, Trump’s #attorneygeneral, issued a gleeful statement saying #Dunn was charged with #felony #assault...calling Dunn “an example of the #DeepState we have been up against.”

NOTE, deep state is a #conspiracytheory

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/dc-sandwich-guy-interview_n_690f6849e4b0d142901f6a6b?

Pam Bondi, President Donald Trump’s attorney general, issued a gleeful statement saying Dunn was charged with felony assault of a federal agent, which carries up to eight years in prison. She also said he’d been fired from his job as a Justice Department paralegal, calling Dunn “an example of the Deep State we have been up against.”

“It was very uncomfortable to have the attorney general and the [U.S.] attorney making statements about me,” Dunn said. “When you have such powerful people speaking about you personally, it’s very frightening.”

Jeanine Pirro, Trump’s U.S. Attorney for D.C., downgraded the charge to a misdemeanor after a grand jury declined to return an indictment on the felony — one of several repudiations D.C. jurors have delivered Pirro during Trump’s D.C. crackdown. But prosecutors kept Dunn’s case in federal court, and the possibility of up to a year in prison still loomed over him.

The seriousness of the situation helped him remain stone-faced through some absurd court proceedings.

Lairmore, a federal agent for 23 years, testified on cross-examination that the sandwich “kind of exploded” upon impact, and that he felt it through his ballistic vest. He couldn’t testify to what kind of sandwich it was, but maintained that he “could smell the onions and mustard,” prompting a snort from an observer in the gallery.

Dunn is not gloating about the verdict. Trump’s Justice Department has been smashing norms by pursuing prosecutions against the president’s critics. On his attorney’s advice, Dunn did not want to discuss the particulars of the sandwich incident or his thinking that night. But he was willing to answer one question that, somehow, was never resolved during the trial.

“It was turkey,” Dunn said of the sandwich.

@dustcircle
Fifty-one percent of Americans give #Trump approval for his handling of #crime. Nevertheless, a
#grandjury failed to hand up an indictment of the #sandwichthrower. #Bondi and her #DoJ and #Patel and his #FBI could not show twelve of 23 that there was even probable cause tp prosecute Sean #Dunn.