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The Marines, being well trained, didn\u2019t break this idiot and his friends into tiny little pieces. Instead, they let Law Enforcement handle the problem. Now, the chickens are coming home to roost and one of these scumbags is now facing criminal charges in court. The fun part? He is, or was, connected to some big names in the Democrat party. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n On Monday, 37-year-old Joseph Alcoff has a court date in connection with charges he\u2019s facing<\/a> in Philadelphia that include aggravated assault and ethnic intimidation for allegedly being part of an Antifa<\/a> mob in November that attacked two Marines, Alejandro Godinez and Luis Torres, both Hispanic. Alcoff and two others charged in the attack have pleaded not guilty. <\/b><\/p>\n Ooh! Not only was this an assault against two U.S. Marines, it was a RACIST attack against to men who are Hispanic by a white guy! Once again, more proof that The CommuNazi Party is nothing more than a pack of racists. Meanwhile, it has come out that Alcoff was \u201cConnected.\u201d Now those high ranking Democrats are saying \u201cAlcoff? Who\u2019s he?\u201d<\/p>\n But while Democratic officials are distancing themselves from Alcoff now, until recently he was a well-connected, aspiring political player in Washington who may have even had a hand in key policy proposals. His endorsement apparently mattered when several congressional Democrats in February 2018 issued press releases with his quote backing their bill on regulating payday lenders. <\/b><\/p>\n As the payday campaign manager for the liberal group Americans for Financial Reform, Alcoff participated in congressional Democratic press conferences, was a guest on a House Democratic podcast and met with senior officials at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from 2016 through 2018. <\/b><\/p>\n He was also pictured with now-House Financial Services Committee Chairwoman Maxine Waters, D-Calif., and ranking Democrat on the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Sen. Sherrod Brown<\/a> of Ohio. Both committees oversee financial regulatory policies Alcoff was advocating. <\/b><\/p>\n Well well well, isn\u2019t that interesting. I seem to recall writing about Sherrod Brown just the other day. Why, yes, I did write about Brown trying to deflect attention<\/a> from the trials and tribulations of Governor Ralph \u201cCoonman\u201d Northam. As for Mad Maxine Waters? I\u2019m not at all surprised she would associate herself with someone like this. She has a record of calling for violent attacks against Trump supporters.<\/p>\n Alcoff met with then CFPB Director Richard Cordray and other senior CFPB officials on April 2016, again in March 2017 and a third time in May 2017, as first reported by the Washington Free Beacon. <\/b>During this time, he reportedly<\/a> was an Antifa leader in Washington. <\/b><\/p>\n So we have the leader of a known terrorist group meeting with officials left over from the Obama Regime? One, in particular, who was totally unaccountable to Congress? Makes me wonder if Cordray wasn\u2019t funneling agency money to this group. Of course, now that this racist thug has been caught and is facing the music, he is being totally disavowed by the Progressive Establishment.<\/p>\n Alcoff\u2019s former employer had little to say about the matter. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cAs of December, Mr. Alcoff no longer works for AFR,\u201d Carter Dougherty, spokesman for Americans for Financial Reform, told Fox News in an email. <\/b><\/p>\n Dougherty didn\u2019t answer whether Alcoff had been fired or resigned. He also didn\u2019t answer whether the organization was aware of Alcoff\u2019s associations during his employment. <\/b><\/p>\n Actually, I\u2019m not surprised that they won\u2019t comment on how Alcoff exited the company\/organization. There are legal reasons not to. Still, you would think that some enterprising \u201cJournalist\u201d could find out from one of their many \u201cAnonymous sources.\u201d<\/p>\n Alcoff was reportedly<\/a> also an organizer for Smash Racism DC, the group responsible for gathering and shouting threats outside the home<\/a> of Fox News host Tucker Carlson in November and for heckling Sen. Ted Cruz<\/a>, R-Texas, and his wife Heidi at a Washington restaurant in September. Reports have not said Alcoff was directly involved in either incident; only that he was associated with the group.<\/b><\/p>\n This is a standard tactic for professional troublemakers. Get the morons to do all the dirty work while you make sure you have a solid alibi. I wonder why he slipped up and went after the Marines himself? In any case, he\u2019s now learning that failure has no friends.<\/p>\n Democrats are hardly eager to be associated with Alcoff now. Most spokespersons for Democratic members of Congress did not respond to inquiries from Fox News, or distanced themselves from Alcoff.<\/strong><\/p>\n I<\/b>n one appearance, Alcoff dressed up as \u201cLenny the Loan Shark\u201d at an event last March<\/a> held outside the CFPB headquarters, which featured Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cThe congressman has never interacted with him nor has he taken any financial policy advice from him. Their names have appeared on the same piece of paper,\u201d Beyer spokesman Aaron Fritschner told Fox News. \u201cHe appeared at the same press conference, but they didn\u2019t speak to each other. This person was literally wearing a shark outfit.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n In August, Alcoff was a guest on the House Democrats’ Joint Economic Committee podcast, criticizing the decline of the CFPB under the Trump administration. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s been an incredible kind of erosion [Trump administration actions] recently, but these are really, really important basic functions [CFPB\u2019s mission] that people across the country should be able to look to Washington and expect,\u201d Alcoff said on the podcast<\/a>. <\/b><\/p>\n The problem with the CFPB is that it is blatantly unconstitutional. It was set up in such a way that it was self contained and not under Congressional oversight. They literally could do whatever they wanted, and under Cordray, did. When Cordray resigned, President Trump saw his opportunity to gut the organization and put someone in place to do just that.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n