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More Good News Open Thread: Hero Sandwich Guy Found Not Guilty

by Anne Laurie|  November 6, 20254:50 pm| 226 Comments

This post is in: Open Threads, Proud to Be A Democrat, Resistance to Trump, Vive La Resistance

NOT GUILTY for Sean Dunn Sandwich Guy. Yessssss.

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— Parkrose Permaculture ❌👑 (@parkroseperma.bsky.social) November 6, 2025 at 3:02 PM

From the DC hometown paper Washingtonian:

Sean Dunn, who will forever be known as Sandwich Guy, was found not guilty of misdemeanor assault by a jury in federal court in DC Thursday.

It was never in doubt that Dunn threw a sandwich at a federal officer at 14th and U streets in August, shouting, “Fuck you! You fucking fascists! Why are you here? I don’t want you in my city!” according to a federal indictment. It’s also undeniable that Dunn’s airborne-footlong protest, video of which went viral, became an unlikely symbol of local resistance to the Trump administration during its crackdown on DC this summer, precisely because of the disconnect between the seriousness of the incident and the government’s response…

[US Attorney for DC Jeanine] Pirro’s office was unable to get a grand jury to OK felony charges against Dunn, though, and proceeded with misdemeanor charges anyway. Despite that embarrassment, the government agreed to Dunn’s attorney’s request for a jury trial in the matter. The trial, which began this week, was suitably absurd, with Customs and Border Patrol Agent Gregory Lairmore, who received the unwanted delivery of Dunn’s dinner, testifying that the sandwich “kind of exploded all over my uniform”—despite photos that showed it still in its wrapper on the ground afterward, prompting jokes like “If the sandwich don’t split, you must acquit.” On Thursday, a DC jury apparently agreed with that formulation.

Sean Dunn, aka DC Sandwich Guy, speaks outside court after his not guilty verdict:
“I am so happy that justice prevails in spite of everything….
“That night I believe I was protecting the rights of immigrants…
Every life matters, no matter where you came from, no matter how you got here…”

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— Dave Jamieson (@jamieson.bsky.social) November 6, 2025 at 3:03 PM

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Remember Harry Dunn? (Probably no relation)…

DC Sandwich guy Sean Dunn has been found not guilty in the felony footlong exploding onion and mustard case!

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— Harry Dunn (@libradunn1.bsky.social) November 6, 2025 at 2:47 PM

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DC’s a tough town for these cases, to be sure, and the first city to be hit by the Trump administration’s armed occupation. Fortunately for the rule of law — unfortunately, for a great many of the government’s victims — Trump has not only continued to send troops to a great many places, but generously shared his actions and his threats on social media, where even the normies can’t miss them. Jordan Rubin, for MSNBC:

… [T]he case of the man who became a folk hero in the nation’s capital follows a D.C. grand jury’s refusal to approve a felony indictment against him — seemingly a much rarer occurrence prior to Donald Trump’s second presidential term.

But this year has featured several such occurrences, in both the grand jury and at trial, in cases involving alleged assaults on law enforcement and the alleged solicitation of violence against Trump himself. Another D.C. jury returned a not guilty verdict in the case of Sidney Reid, whom prosecutors also charged with a misdemeanor assault after grand jurors refused to indict her an incredible three times. A federal jury outside of D.C. in Virginia returned a not guilty verdict in the case of a man alleged to have solicited Trump’s assassination with social media posts…

Ahead of trial, Dunn’s defense lawyers called his prosecution “a blatant abuse of power.” They argued that the government “has chosen to bring a criminal case over conduct so minor it would be comical — were it not for the unmistakable retaliatory motive behind it and the resulting risk to Mr. Dunn.” They noted that he “tossed a sandwich at a fully armed, heavily protected Customs and Border Protection” officer, but they maintained that “that act alone would never have drawn a federal charge. What did was the political speech that accompanied it.”

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BREAKING: Jury is deliberating in the Sean Dunn criminal case, the so-called "salami sandwich" throwing case

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— Scott MacFarlane (@macfarlanenews.bsky.social) November 5, 2025 at 4:44 PM

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Molly Roberts, ‘Senior editor at LawFareMedia.org’, live-microblogged all four days of Dunn’s trial:

I am at the so-called Sandwich Guy’s trial, where Judge Carl Nichols just called the matter “the simplest case in the history of the world.”

— Molly Roberts (@mollyroberts.bsky.social) November 3, 2025 at 9:24 AM

Says on account of this reality the trial will take no more than 2 days, no matter how many witnesses the government calls.

— Molly Roberts (@mollyroberts.bsky.social) November 3, 2025 at 9:28 AM

Day 2 – Day 3 – Day 4

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Officer Lairmore is never gonna live this down…

we have a winner for lamest post traumatic stress disorder

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— not an art thief (@famousartthief.bsky.social) November 4, 2025 at 10:43 AM


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If the hoagie don't fit, you must acquit.

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— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec.bsky.social) November 4, 2025 at 12:05 PM


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That's an alpha warrior war-fighter right there. Get my man a free Punisher tattoo.

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— Jonathan V. Last (@jvl.bsky.social) November 4, 2025 at 1:02 PM


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Per a police source, the Felony Footlong patches (referring to Sandwich Guy Sean C. Dunn) are very real.

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— Martin Austermuhle (@maustermuhle.bsky.social) November 4, 2025 at 7:28 PM

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Don't miss Jeanine Pirro promising Sean Dunn would be sorry in August.
youtu.be/6NR1K2drXk8?…

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— emptywheel (@emptywheel.bsky.social) November 6, 2025 at 3:07 PM

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He sounds like a good guy. I’m glad the jury decided a sandwich throw did not cause “bodily harm” to someone wearing body armor. I hope this puts a stop to any persecution of our Inflatable Frog Army.

— SusanMcT ❌👑 (@susanmct.bsky.social) November 6, 2025 at 3:15 PM

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find the lunch joint in your town that's offering a new hoagie called the Sean Dunn. those are your people

— the Mountain Goats (@themountaingoats.bsky.social) November 6, 2025 at 2:43 PM

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Jury Nullification at its Finest…

by Tom Levenson|  November 6, 20254:23 pm| 64 Comments

This post is in: 2025 Activism, Justice, Open Threads, Vive La Resistance

Breaking, as the kids say:

A former Department of Justice employee who threw a sandwich at a federal agent during Donald Trump’s law enforcement surge in Washington DC was found not guilty of assault by a DC jury on Thursday in the latest legal rebuke of the federal intervention.

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As George Conway versified: [Warning! That link goes to Conway peforming what follows in a rendition that is not for the faint of ear.]

I threw the sandwich, but I did not throw the condiments
I threw the sandwich, but I didn’t throw the condiments
All around Washington D.C.
They’re trying to track me down
They say they want to bring me in guilty
For the spilling of some mayonnaise
For wasting all the dijon, but I say
I threw the sandwich, but I swear it had bad provolone
I threw the sandwich, and they say it is a capicola offense
Judge Pirro always hated me
Because she thought I stole her wine
Every time I poured a glass
She said, give me that, it’s mine
She said, all of that wine is mine
And I sayI threw the sandwich, but I did not throw the condiments, oh no
I threw the sandwich, but I didn’t throw the condiments, oh no
As some Bluesky commenter noted, the guy admitted he throw the sandwich with premeditation. He did what he was charged with. The jury didn’t care, appropriately. (And may have had my reaction: if a big bad ICE guy can’t stand up to chain-store hoagie, he ain’t tough enough for the job.)
Totally open thread, open (faced) enough for every last sandwich pun.
Image: Jack Spurling, HMS Sandwich laying at her mooring at sunset, 1932

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Late Night Open Thread: #NoKings, No Tyrants

by Anne Laurie|  October 20, 20251:36 am| 30 Comments

This post is in: Open Threads, Vive La Resistance

People keep asking:
“Why peanut butter & jelly?”
Simple:
Because we all need to stick together…
…and we can’t let them turn the entire country into plain white bread.

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— Charles Ghoul-ba ?? (@charlesgaba.com) October 18, 2025 at 1:51 PM

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In social movement studies, we talk about how marches and protests expand the threshold of acceptable risk so that people take more and bigger social risks IN PUBLIC, EN MASSE. This is extremely important for the bourgeois white folks holding signs and building social rapport.

And in the Chicago area—the city but all kinds of suburbs as well—people have been putting themselves between paramilitaries & their terrorized neighbors. I bet there were people who thought “if other people can do that I should at least show up to a protest.”

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— Dana Houle (@danahoule.bsky.social) October 18, 2025 at 10:19 PM

Everybody should feel happy & proud. But I’m especially happy that our side includes the 60 people who showed up in Middle Of Nowhere, Confederate State, or the 35 people with signs in Down The Road From The Survivalist Compound, Rocky Mountain State
They feel less isolated today than yesterday.

— Dana Houle (@danahoule.bsky.social) October 18, 2025 at 10:27 PM

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After adding new data to our spreadsheet, our central estimate of turnout for the No Kings Day protests yesterday has risen to 5.5 million, with an upper bound of 8.7 www.gelliottmorris.com/p/second-no-…

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— G Elliott Morris (@gelliottmorris.com) October 19, 2025 at 9:15 AM

There is a bias among pundits to eye-roll and dismiss Dem opposition to Trump (such as the No Kings protests) as predictable. But in terms of raw numbers (both events and participants), what we're seeing is much bigger than e.g. the Tea Party movement was. Dems are a high entropy system right now

— G Elliott Morris (@gelliottmorris.com) October 19, 2025 at 10:45 PM

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Well, you can look at it this way – Donald Trump now really does have "the biggest crowds," crowds "like no one has ever seen."

— "Online Rent-a-Sage" Bret Devereaux (@bretdevereaux.bsky.social) October 18, 2025 at 6:46 PM

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Best sign so far. #NoKingsDay

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— eddietg51-42.bsky.social (@eddietg51-42.bsky.social) October 18, 2025 at 2:47 PM

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This group of #NoKings protesters in Old Town Alexandria ripped the GOP for calling the rallies anti-American: “They think they’re the only patriotic ones”

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— The Bulwark (@thebulwark.com) October 18, 2025 at 2:54 PM

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No Kings Santa Monica. pic.twitter.com/dyu6743Ht5

— Doug Emhoff (@DouglasEmhoff) October 18, 2025

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No Kings Day.

New York City.

We march together for this democracy. pic.twitter.com/wpGHZOHIZx

— Chuck Schumer (@SenSchumer) October 18, 2025

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Note sender:

Went to Chicago No Kings rally. A huge, peaceful crowd. Families were there. People of all ages. Lots of homemade signs (Soros apparently needs to up the signage budget). Some scenes below.

There was such a huge gap between scary GOP rhetoric and the completely peaceful reality pic.twitter.com/4lEdXuzV3t

— David French (@DavidAFrench) October 18, 2025

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I’m not sure there’s a way to make this headline any worse for Trump.

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— Dana Houle (@danahoule.bsky.social) October 18, 2025 at 7:27 PM


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That’s a weather and sun bleached no kings flag that has hung outside my house for nine months or more and an American flag in the strong right hand of a got-damned American Army veteran.

Do not ever let them tell you that you are not real Americans.

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— Michael Stahlke (@michaelstahlke.bsky.social) October 19, 2025 at 10:08 PM

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Counter-Political Action Plus Civic Action Post & Comment Thread

by Adam L Silverman|  June 8, 20213:15 pm| 53 Comments

This post is in: America, Crazification Factor, domestic terrorists, Don't Agonize - Organize, Don't Mourn, Organize, Don't Trip, Organize, Open Threads, Organizing & Resistance, Political Action, Politics, Silverman on Security, Vive La Resistance

Counter-Political Action Plus Civic Action Post & Comment Thread

In my post, Subsole requested a post, really a weekly post, but this one will be weakly as it is post workout, so that people can list in comments the local and state organizations they are part of or know of that are doing counter-political and/or civic action to oppose the Republican attempts to revise state election laws to disenfranchise Americans and, as a result, manipulate election results.

So if you are working with a local or state group or know of one, please list it in the comments. It can be most of us haven’t heard about or something, like Stacey Abrams’ organization in Georgia and Ben Wikler’s work with the Wisconsin Democratic Party, that a lot of us have heard about.

Counter Political Action Plus Civic Action Post & Comment Thread

ETA at 3:35 PM EDT

If you’ve got links to these groups’ websites, please include them in your comments listing them.

Open thread!

Also, current state post workout:

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They Promised Me There Would Be No Math…

by Tom Levenson|  November 2, 20201:41 pm| 232 Comments

This post is in: Open Threads, Politics, Vive La Resistance

This data update from the Gray Lady’s Upshot team (one of the good silos there) gives me hope–not (just) on the election, but for America as well. It says Trump’s problem isn’t simply, or even mostly the gender gap. Rather:

The more meaningful story in this race is the 2016-to-2020 election gap. Polls suggests that almost all groups are moving away from President Trump relative to how they voted in 2016.

The chart accompanying the article is fascinating–plotting different demographic subgroups in 2016 against their preferences now.  Everyone including white guys, and men in general, have moved away from Trump.  Not far enough in many cases, to be sure–the “all men” group has slid from just over 56% Trump in 2016 to (eyeballing here) about 52% now. But a 4 point shift in half the population ain’t chump change either.

They Promised Me There Would Be No Math...

Bigger moves become apparent in finer grained segments:

To see how the 2020 campaign has played out, however, you don’t have to look at independents or women in the suburbs — you can look at almost any group in the electorate.

Men, women, independents, suburban men and women, people 65 and over — people in these groups all report less support for Mr. Trump in 2020 than they did in 2016. But so do registered voters in rural America. Nationscape data reveals that among voters in rural America, men report moving away from Mr. Trump by six points (from 66 percent in 2016 to 60 percent in 2020), and women by four, from 54 percent to 50 percent.

The election will soon show us if these moves are enough to begin to rebuild American democracy. But even as we wait, these numbers help me with my despair over the state of the Republic. Yeah, the Trumpanzees are loud, violent, and unrelenting in their willingness to impose their foulness on the rest of us. But they are a shrinking minority: exposure to Trump over the last four years has persuaded more and more of our fellow citizens that he–and they–are unacceptable.

That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it.

Chat about whatever.

Image: William Hogarth, Canvassing for votes from the Humours of an Election series, 1754-5

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Yes. They Really Are Assholes.

by Tom Levenson|  October 31, 20208:20 pm| 166 Comments

This post is in: Biden-Harris 2020, Crazification Factor, GOP Death Cult, Hail to the Hairpiece, Open Threads, Politics, Vive La Resistance

Did what amounts to a symbolic bit of electioneering today–a lit drop in Salem, NH. I haven’t been nearly as active-on-the-streets as I usually am, for a variety of reasons; it’s been money and a bit of post-carding for me.

So this was my first real on-the-ground experience outside the Brookline, MA bubble–which really is a bubble. Our politics basically runs from tote-bag liberal to unreconstructed lefty, and that’s fine by me. (Like a lot of town-governed-towns, actual local politics is run by a small, deeply embedded cabal and it’s just as tricky as you might imagine, but that’s for a different post.)

New Hampshire, though it’s been pretty blue for a while now still has plenty of the Hamshirtucky that made it a rock-ribbed/crazy right wing state for a long time. So when we showed up at the local HQ in Salem NH, we were met by a wall of Trump signs and some very loud MAGATs, using a bullhorn to taunt Democrats for all kinds of things.

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One of the weirder moments in that monologue, by the way, was a sudden diversion into California mandating all-electric cars by 2035, as the highly informed and judicious asshole with the bullhorn complained about the quality of CA’s current grid. He then asserted CA is a shithole of state, and as a scion of the place, I wondered what it was that so upset him: the weather? The food? The quality of higher ed in the state? Etc.  Take it from me folks:  New Hamster has its virtues–but it’s not going to win most competitions with the Golden State.

But I digress.

What struck me was the purity of the demonstration: this was simply an expression of assholery.  This guy, at least, had some stamina, and he was a blessedly silent performer:

Yes. They Really Are Assholes.

He was doing his Trump dance for at least three hours that I could check, so give the man some points for persistence.

But this captures the tone of what was being bullhorn across the street:

Yes. They Really Are Assholes. 1

The good news is that all this involved a fair amount of local resources: ten or dozen people (none masked, of course), lots of signs, lots of energy. The D’s had three or four folks at the HQ–and all the volunteers (and there were a bunch) were out canvassing and dropping literature.  The Trumpanzees went for what really amounts to political masturbation.

So yeah, it was uncomfortable, and it was intended to be so: these scumbags wanted to make some other folks lives miserable, and between the horns (some truckers driving big rigs really enjoyed leaning on theirs) and the blather, they did a pretty good job.

Except for the fact that the Democratic GOTV effort was completely undisturbed.

But besides being forced to come to some conclusions about how these losers were raised, it was a reminder that these are not people with whom one can respectfully disagree. From the top down, they are performative jerks–on their best days.

Oh–and they cheat all the time, large and small.  One more photo (ETA: actually loaded the photo this time):

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What you’re seeing is a Trump flyer, placed in a mailbox. As everyone here likely knows (at least everyone who has canvassed in the last many decades) that’s a big no-no. Just last night in our volunteer training Zoom, they told us at least three times that it is a federal crime to do that. We saw Trump leaflets in each of the open mailboxes we passed.

Admittedly, when the tally of Trump-era crimes are totted up, this won’t rank high. But to me that’s what’s telling: there is simply no rule, no matter how minor, that they won’t break.

Fuck ’em. Let’s roll their sorry asses through Tuesday. Even my cup of coffee agrees:

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This thread.

It is open for anything.

Image: Jan Pietersz. Saenredam, The Fool, between 1590 and 1600.

 

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Late Night Open Thread: Mormon Humor, More Risque Than You Might’ve Expected

by Anne Laurie|  January 19, 202011:22 pm| 53 Comments

This post is in: Healthcare, Open Threads, Popular Culture, Vive La Resistance

Toss the Jello Salad?…

These now-cancelled innuendo-filled condom wrappers from the Utah Department of Health were… extremely good for something from the government pic.twitter.com/CpvUl8CcEA

— Max Paine ?? (@lagadoprojector) January 16, 2020

(source, since naturally this tweet is kind of blowing up: https://t.co/MBxnn5q6Gw)

— Max Paine ?? (@lagadoprojector) January 16, 2020

… “The Governor understands the importance of the Utah Department of Health conducting a campaign to educate Utahns about HIV prevention,” his spokeswoman, Anna Lehnardt, told FOX 13 in a statement. “He does not, however, approve the use of sexual innuendo as part of a taxpayer-funded campaign, and our office has asked the department to rework the campaign’s branding.”

The condoms had wrappers that touted the “Greatest Sex on Earth” (a parody of Utah’s “Greatest Snow on Earth”); “This is the Place” (which was uttered by Brigham Young when pioneers entered the Salt Lake Valley); the subversive “SL, UT” for Salt Lake, Utah; “Toss the Jello Salad;” and, of course, the local landmarks “Fillmore, Beaver.”

The campaign was a joint venture between the Utah Department of Health and Love Communications. Wyoming and Alaska have done similar campaigns using popular slogans native to their respective states…

About 100,000 of the condoms were to be distributed for free through local health departments, the Utah AIDS Foundation, bars and other community locations. In response, the Utah Department of Health said Wednesday night it has told those who would distribute the condoms to refrain from doing so while the campaign is re-worked…

[Insert your own ‘now a collector’s item’ joke here.]

Gotta assume whoever designed them knew it would never get past the GOP Governor of Utah and were hoping for viral awareness on social media, at any rate they deserve two medals, one for contribution to public health and one for contribution to the arts

— Max Paine ?? (@lagadoprojector) January 16, 2020

I..

I think that's what prompted this campaign to begin with.

— Donut Mignon (@_Curgin) January 17, 2020

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