'You've been served!': Jan. 6 organizer hit with civil lawsuit as he leaves House deposition

[turbinetree]

Source: Raw Story

By John Wright
Published December 09, 2021

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Jan. 6 organizer Ali Alexander reportedly was served with a civil lawsuit on Thursday as he left a closed-door deposition before the House select committee investigating the Capitol insurrection.

Alexander was flanked by his attorneys and surrounded by reporters as he walked out of the building on Thursday evening, according to video captured by the Daily Beast's Zachary Petrizzo.

A man approached Alexander holding out documents and said, ""Mr. Alexander, I have a summons for you. This is a valid service of process."

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Read more: https://www.rawstory.com/ali-alexander-2655965878/

[cstanleytech]

1. Maybe one of the officers injured and or the family for the one that died?

[Pantagruel]

2. That's a valid service

The video is just gravy.

[DENVERPOPS]

24. I think

that it only has to "touch" him to be a lawful service, and that video is clear evidence.

I am sure the Repubs will supply him, free of charge, excellent attorneys......

If they don't, it will sure let the rest of them know that they are just gonna be thrown under the bus like everyone else who has served Trump and his Administration.........

[gab13by13]

3. Fucking traitor.

[Drum]

4. Boom, baaad week

[madamesilverspurs]

5. Excellent! But I must confess, I misread your headline

and was expecting this. Oops.





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[badhair77]

11. It entered my mind, too. Lol. Great show.

[brush]

7. They finally caught up with Alexander. He's not crowing anymore....

about being the organizer of Jan. 6. He will have no more good days.

[rso]

8. Alexander

Are we sure that Alexander is not Sammy Davis Jr’s grandson ?

[Escurumbele]

12. I thought about Sammy Davis Jr when I saw him as well.

[pazzyanne]

25. As did I! nt

[orangecrush]

9. Sweet!

[Comfortably_Numb]

10. What a chickenshit slimeball grifter piece of work. All that grifted loot is going for lawyers.

Suck it Ali.

[Escurumbele]

14. I hope no one takes this the wrong way, but every time I see a black person, or Latino, non white

who sides with the people who hate him/her because of not being white, I wonder what goes into these people's minds.

What attracts them to the right? What in the World do they expect to gain from them? Is it Stockholm Syndrome? Has to be.

[leftieNanner]

15. Exhibit A

Candace Owens

[Mister Ed]

17. My own guess is that Candace Owens is in it for the money.

There's a lot of money to be made telling white right-wingers just what they want to hear.

[Auggy74]

18. I've thought it over a few times

And to me, it seems like they're in it for the money.
Ali Alexander - from what I can find, he was a petty thief in his youth, and then began working in the Republican party, and according to what I can find his current net worth is around $300,000
Candace Owens - Net worth of about 3 million; she started out with an anti-conservative blog/company working to discover internet bullies, then around 2015 she flipped, started working for turning point, and in came the money.
Herman Cain - CEO of Godfathers Pizza for 10 years, I believe he was worth about 7 million.

Maybe it's because I'm not worth anywhere near that, but it seems like shilling for the snake oil salesmen pays well.

[Farmer-Rick]

19. So true.

The filthy rich will pay you big bucks to spread their lies. No one will pay you to spread the truth.

That's why a lot of preaches make a lot of money. It's all about the lies.

[lastlib]

23. from petty thief to organized crime (GOP) --sounds like a pretty normal career path......

[BlueSky3]

20. There was an article about this

in the Washington Post [link:https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/01/15/understand-trumps-support-we-must-think-terms-multiracial-whiteness/|
. The writer called this multi-racial whiteness. Interesting theory.

[Hortensis]

29. :) I think Thomas Jefferson nailed it better.

“All men are created equal…”

[BlueSky3]

30. ?

I was responding to Escurumbele, who wrote:

"I hope no one takes this the wrong way, but every time I see a black person, or Latino, non white who sides with the people who hate him/her because of not being white, I wonder what goes into these people's minds.

What attracts them to the right? What in the World do they expect to gain from them? Is it Stockholm Syndrome? Has to be."



So I wrote about the idea of multi-racial whiteness. I wonder what you meant by the Thomas Jefferson quote -- that men are equal, regardless of skin color?

[Hortensis]

31. Of course. All races come with a full complement

of humanity’s finest and most awful attributes, foibles, and flaws. A particular mix ultimately is individual, but many of all colors fit into the same general groups, like the people of all races who really don’t like immigrants and want to toss out as many as they can and then slam the doors.

[BlueSky3]

32. Yes. And one of the most unfortunate traits

is the desire to put themselves above others.

[Hortensis]

34. Or as that author so "interestingly"

puts it and no doubt any other flaw that was being discussed, “multi-racial whiteness.”

Lol, speaking of, that creep Alexander claims he kept tRump from conceding three times and is behind “90%” of hey everything that happened after the election. My Pillow Guy begs to differ.

[yardwork]

27. I think that everybody "who sides with the right" is in it for the money.

Everybody. White, Black, Brown.... anybody who supports this Republican Party is in on a grift.

[bringthePaine]

21. service 1-0

[TlalocW]

22. I try not to judge people on their appearances

But there's just something about him that makes my creep alarm go off. I'm not at all violent, but he just has a punchable face.

TlalocW

[MissMillie]

26. Sure wish the article said something about the suit (n/t)

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[cadoman]

33. maybe it's this one? (Lawyers Committee suit on behalf of Capitol police officers)

https://www.lawyerscommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/001-Complaint.pdf

Honestly it seems a bit too wide ranging to be effective, but it does have multiple capitol police officers as plaintiffs so maybe it has a shot.

Of course a successful criminal case would dramatically increase the chances of the civil suit going places.

[ck4829]

28. K&R