He was also photographed making a white supremacist hand sign. In response, a judge on Jan. 22 approved new conditions for Rittenhouse bond, prohibiting him from drinking alcohol, having weapons, and associating with anyone known to harass others based on their race or religion.

Christi was learning the wine trade at E Gallo when Cupid landed on her shoulder in the name of Dave Ficeli. During the courtship, the lovebirds stopped at a Napa Valley wine bar and got caught up in the bartender’s exuberant description of a syrah. Over dinner one night, they dreamed of creating a cabernet sauvignon that could evoke an equal reaction..

As the vaccine registration has opened up to individuals aged 65 or older in Connecticut, Bristol Health officials said they wanted to give people the option of making an appointment at an in person event. The intention was to accommodate those who either don’t prefer to or can’t do things online or over the phone, in addition to those who have not had success using those methods. Throughout the day, a total of 312 people were registered at the event..

“Some defense attorneys have echoed those arguments, saying that those who participated in the attack were doing so at the behest of Trump.” “But for the president, they would not have walked down Pennsylvania Avenue,” Al Watkins, defending “QAnon shaman” Jacob Chansley, told the Post. “They believed the president was going with them. Kramer, chief of the Federal Public Defender Office for Washington, said he expects numerous attorneys for Capitol rioters to argue that Trump “told them to march up Pennsylvania Avenue, and he be leading them, and he the commander in chief of the military and the nation top law enforcement officer.” You can read more about what Trump and the Capitol insurrectionists said before and during the assault, and preview likely legal arguments, at The Washington Post.

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