What has Trump done to this country?

DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Trump's Plan - Coup By Television

The political website @Axios reports Trump's scheme to steal the election hinges on one thing: if he has one or is merely leading key states on election night, he will "walk up to a podium on election night and declare he has won.”

It is a coup, via the immediacy, urgency, and authenticity of live television.

And the only way to stop it in its tracks is for the real television news operations to NOT CARRY TRUMP LIVE ON TUESDAY NIGHT. They must deny him the oxygen. They must deny him the opportunity to gain the legal, political, and perception-is-reality high ground. They must deny him the IMMORAL high ground.

Just as the networks showed their courage by virtually ignoring Trump's fabricated Ukraine slanders against Joe Biden, they must be even braver and bolder on Election Night: run clips if you must, certainly quote him, but do not let Trump take over your networks. And position what he says correctly: if he tries to overthrow our constitution, SAY SO. Do not report "Trump Claims Victory" - report "TRUMP ATTEMPTS COUP WITH FALSE CLAIM."
 
dandyrandy

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It's in our wiring. Hopefully dump loses but ultimately his kind will win. The belief that gawd will give us a new earth will expand as the planet becomes less habitable. With so many distractions these daze most don't have time to read much real news. It won't hit most living but the next generation will need more distractions. Maybe musk can run the genesis project from star trek on mars. Maybe we should be concerned about our planet. The strongest virus/cancer kills the host.
 
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schuylaar

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DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Until he goes to prison, or is gagged by a judge while awaiting trial, he won't be roaming around loose or tweeting for long.
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Trump reportedly hopes to continue his rallies if he loses, 'joked' about running again in 2024

If President Trump goes down to defeat on Tuesday, he's almost certainly bringing some Republican senators down with him, thanks to "his divisive style of politics, handling of the pandemic, and close alliance with the Senate GOP," Politico reports. "It's not just Trump who is on the ballot on...
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Trump reportedly hopes to continue his rallies if he loses, 'joked' about running again in 2024
If President Trump goes down to defeat on Tuesday, he's almost certainly bringing some Republican senators down with him, thanks to "his divisive style of politics, handling of the pandemic, and close alliance with the Senate GOP," Politico reports. "It's not just Trump who is on the ballot on Tuesday, but the present and future of the Republican Party," and "Republicans are praying one or more" their rising stars "can hold on to help lead the party, particularly if the GOP is trying to decipher a post-Trump world."

It's not clear there's a "post-Trump world" anytime soon. Top officials in both parties "are bracing for a world" in which Trump "and the brand of politics he unleashed remain a predominant force for the foreseeable future," especially in the Republican Party he has effectively taken over, The Daily Beast reports. "Trumpism as a movement has redefined the political landscape in ways that few operatives believe is reversible," and even if he loses, "Trump has privately signaled that he has no desire to leave the stage quietly in defeat." The Daily Beast elaborates:

The president has talked with aides about potentially continuing rallies after the election, a source familiar with the planning said. He has recently joked with others about running again in 2024 in the event he is a one-termer, and also to see media, Democrats, and "RINO" heads explode, according to two people who've heard him say so. Even absent another presidential run, his top congressional and political allies and family members seem poised to inherit the movement that he has birthed. [The Daily Beast]
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"Whether in three days or in three years, the Republican Party will have to grapple with the basic question: Does the GOP exist without Trump? Not his message, not his policies, but Trump himself," former Trump Justice Department spokeswoman Sarah Isgur, who left the GOP after leaving the DOJ, told The Daily Beast on Monday. "It's like asking if the John Wick franchise works without Keanu Reeves."

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schuylaar

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Harvest76 said:
I dropped mine off at a curbside box and tracked it online to make sure it was received. Ain't technology somethin!?
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more like they're not fvcking around with this cuck..it's called 'taking charge' finally tired of norms and decoruming ourselves out of democracy.

left being worried about PC that they almost PC'd us out.

we're not used to war; it's not here- war is 'somewhere over there'.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Unless Donald fires the entire SDNY prosecutors office, he will most likely have at least one indictment filed against him and have a judge issue an arrest warrant for him on Jan 20th 2021, sometime in the afternoon (individual #1). They will most likely arrest him at Mar Logo, I don't think extradition is required on federal charges, then take him back to NY for arraignment and bail, a condition of bail will be a gag order, Donald will violate it.

Joe is gonna wonder where the charges are and so will others like Michael Cohen, who will be getting out as Donald goes in, Cohen is doing time at home, but Donald is immune, remember... BTW that and the state of NY criminal charges should keep Donald tied down and up until other charges are lined up, it will be a long line too.
 
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