US EditionDOJ seeks 30-year prison sentence for attempted Kavanaugh assassin
Nicholas Roske pleaded guilty to attempting to assassinate Justice Kavanaugh and faces 30 years in prison for a politically motivated plot to kill multiple Supreme Court justices, prosecutors said.
- Nicholas John Roske, who attempted to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, now identifies as a transgender woman named Sophie Roske, according to court documents.
- Federal prosecutors are seeking a 30-year prison sentence for Roske, arguing that the crime was politically motivated and posed a serious threat to the U.S. judiciary.
- Roske planned to kill at least three justices, citing expected rulings on abortion and the Second Amendment as motivation.
- The White House is examining transgender violence in the U.S., with President Donald Trump stating the issue is 'very sad.
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White House Reacts To String Of Transgender Violence: ‘Additional Actions To Come’ - Real News Now
President Donald Trump said Sunday that his administration is “very strongly” examining the wave of transgender-linked violence across the country, telling reporters aboard Air Force One that “something seems to be going on.” The president spoke with the press on his return from Charlie Kirk’s memorial service at State Farm Stadium in Arizona. The event drew an estimated 90,000 attendees, including members of Trump’s administration who paid trib…
JUST IN: Supreme Court Assassination Plot Targeted Three Justices, Bombshell Memo Reveals
A Justice Department sentencing memo lays out the chilling plan by Nicholas “Sophie” Roske to kill not just Justice Brett Kavanaugh but up to three Supreme Court justices, describing a months-long operation that prosecutors say amounted to terrorism against the judiciary. The government is asking for at least 30 years in prison following Roske’s guilty plea for attempting to assassinate a justice. Filed Friday in federal court in Maryland, the m…
Abortion Activist Wanted to Kill Multiple Supreme Court Justices to Keep Roe
A California man who plotted to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh also wanted to kill at least two other conservative justices in a bid to preserve Roe v. Wade. New court filings revealed this week are spotlighting the violent extremism that gripped abortion activists in the chaotic lead-up to the landmark Dobbs decision. Nicholas John Roske, 28, of Simi Valley, California, faces 30 years to life in prison for attempted murder of…
The Brett Kavanaugh Assassination Plot Aimed to Kill Multiple Justices to Preserve Roe v. Wade
The assassin has pleaded guilty and will soon be sentenced. A Justice Department sentencing memorandum laid out more details, revealing the extent of the assassin's advance planning.
White House Reacts To String Of Transgender Violence: ‘Additional Actions To Come’
WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump promised Sunday that his administration is “very strongly” examining the string of transgender violence throughout the United States.The president spoke with reporters aboard Air Force One late in the day as he traveled home from a memorial service for Charlie Kirk. Approximately 90,000 people attended the memorial at State Farm Stadium in Arizona, including many members of the president’s administration, who eu…
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