Happy 1 year anniversary of getting away with it!





Congratulations to Jason Kessler, who has now gone a full year without any charges for the multiple allegations of perjury by the city of Charlottesville. Perjury is a felony in the state of Virginia, punishable by up to 10 years in prison. 





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Did Jason Kessler perjure himself again, and if so, why have no charges been brought by the city of Charlottesville?

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