Do these seditious conspiracy convictions prove the Capitol riot 'was not spontaneous'?

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Do these seditious conspiracy convictions prove the Capitol riot 'was not spontaneous'?

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Published 05 May 2023

A federal jury yesterday convicted four Proud Boys of participating in a seditious conspiracy aimed at keeping Donald Trump in office after Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election. Those verdicts, former federal prosecutor Dennis Aftergut argues in an MSNBC opinion piece, show that the…

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Do these seditious conspiracy convictions prove the Capitol riot 'was not spontaneous'?

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