Lunacy: Former camera operator nominated for Emmy charged with threatening to kill GOP's Matt Gaetz
By jdheyes // 2021-11-01
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Left-wing media and political institutions constantly claim that conservatives pose the biggest threat to America and Americans, but in fact, it is they who frequently suggest or resort to violence, as proven again by threats made to an outspoken GOP lawmaker from Florida. "A longtime camera operator for ABC, CNN, NBC, and other outlets was arrested last week for threatening to kill Rep Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and his family days after the January 6 riot at the US Capitol," the Post Millennial reported this week, adding: "Meanwhile, another man who recently threatened Rep. Gaetz is still on the streets after the Department of Justice blocked the US Capitol Police’s recommendation for arrest." The PM adds: According to court documents, law enforcement arrested Eugene "Gene" Huelsman, 58, in Los Angeles on an indictment returned in May by a federal grand jury in Pensacola, Florida. According to Fox News, Huelsman has worked for decades as a camera operator for various films and television networks including ABC and CNN. He even received five Emmy nominations for his work on NBC's Late Night with Conan O'Brien. "Tell [M.G.] to watch his back, tell him to watch his children," Huelsman allegedly said, according to the indictment. "I'm coming for him. I'm gonna f---ing kill him. I'm gonna put a bullet in you and I'm gonna put a bullet in one of your f---ing kids too." The cameraman was initially indicted in May but a judge sealed it until federal authorities could locate him. He was found in California and arrested on a felony count of threatening a U.S. lawmaker. He was released on a $20,000 bond and was scheduled to make a court appearance in Pensacola, Fla., on Friday, reports said. Just last week Gaetz claimed he received a direct Twitter message threatening his life. "I lived in Portland. Portland has ordered a hit on you. I accepted the contract. Have a good day," the message said, according to the Florida Republican. Gaetz said that a U.S. Capitol Police source told him he recommended that charges be filed against the individual but Biden's Justice Department wasn't interested. "I think someone may be trying to kill me and if they are successful I would like my constituents and my family to know who stopped their arrest," Gaetz said from the floor of the House this week. "If my name weren't Gaetz, if it were [Rep. Ilhan] Omar [D-Minn.] or [Rep. Rashida] Talib [D-Mich.], you bet this person would have been arrested," Gaetz added. "But the Department of Justice doesn't seem to care so much when it's Republicans." That same 'Justice' Department has also targeted Gaetz for several allegations including obstruction of justice and sex trafficking but those allegations are months old and no charges have been filed. He has vehemently denied the claims and pushed back on calls for him to resign. He went on to tell Politico that "he believes his comments prompted the arrest, but that the case he described on the floor and the earlier episode mentioned in the indictment are not related." "An indictment was issued in May, and has now been unsealed the week after my criticism. If they took our security seriously, they would arrest all of the people who violate federal law and the threats to kill us, not just some of them... I think that the Department of Justice is biased against Republicans," the Florida Republican noted further. Got that? The Biden regime appears to be working in cahoots with anti-Gaetz leftists to ensure that sooner or later, he becomes a victim of a violent crime. Or a homicide. These people are disgusting. Sources include:
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