Epstein Secrets

'an attack on democracy." Capitol 'Zip Tie' Suspect Requests Mother's Day Conversation With Co-Defendant Mom. The Tennessean (5/6, 645K) reports, "Eric Munchel, dubbed 'zip tie guy' on social media after he was photographed holding a handful of plastic restraints inside the U.S. Capitol during the failed i

Research Group poll of 1,040 likely 2022 Georgia Republican gubernatorial primary voters, conducted on behalf of candidate Vernon Jones, shows Gov. Brian Kemp (R) at 39% and Jones at 35%, with 26% undecided. Atlanta Mayor Will Not Seek Second Term. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (5/6, Capelouto, 1.46M)

ngton will be released from jail to home confinement ahead of their trial after weeks of debate over how dangerous they might be." Prosecutors said "Eric Munchel, 30, and his mother, Lisa Marie Eisenhart, 57, both accused of trespassing at the Capitol and obstructing the congressional confirmation of Preside

ut its possible role in the pandemic." Kemp Announces Plan To Self-Quarantine. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (3/29, 1.46M) reports Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) "is in quarantine after he was exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID-19." Kemp's office "said he was exposed to the person Saturday

'an attack on democracy." Capitol 'Zip Tie' Suspect Requests Mother's Day Conversation With Co-Defendant Mom. The Tennessean (5/6, 645K) reports, "Eric Munchel, dubbed 'zip tie guy' on social media after he was photographed holding a handful of plastic restraints inside the U.S. Capitol during the failed i

Research Group poll of 1,040 likely 2022 Georgia Republican gubernatorial primary voters, conducted on behalf of candidate Vernon Jones, shows Gov. Brian Kemp (R) at 39% and Jones at 35%, with 26% undecided. Atlanta Mayor Will Not Seek Second Term. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (5/6, Capelouto, 1.46M)

o defendants jailed for relatively minor offenses stemming from the Jan. 6 attack," US District Judge Royce Lamberth order Capitol insurrectionists Eric Munchel and his mother, Lisa Eisenhart, be released from jail ahead of their trial. The pair "will have their locations monitored at all times and are bann

ly curtailing voting access represents 'intentional discrimination' against the state's Black voters." The lawsuit is the second brought since Gov. Brian Kemp (R) signed the bill. The plaintiffs argue that Kemp "and other Republicans violated the First, 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution and the