hanimmal
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Unless you are a minority.
What has Trump done to this country?
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hillbill
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It will not be easy to jail a former president, not hard to prosecute. Deportation and exile would be acceptable.
FUCK trump’s.
Stone_Free
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I hope exile isn't in Scotland as Trump has said it might. He'll need a lot of protection!
DIY-HP-LED
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Happens in other democratic countries all the time, the South Korean president just went back in the slammer. No man is above the law and that principle must be upheld now with Trump more so than at any other time in American history. He will get his day(s) in court and will be convicted by a jury. He has a large fanatical following of heavily armed terrorists, so he will do is time in maximum security and since he has government secrets, he will do that time in solitary, a supermax fits the bill perfectly, no club fed for Donald, no golf either, but they do have padded cells for the insane.
The only reason Joe, Clinton and Obama are not in jail now is because of the courts, judges and no evidence of wrong doing after repeated investigations and even attempts to smear and frame Biden that lead to impeachment. Justice not only needs to be done, it needs to be seen to be done.
Harvest76
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BTW, can you tell I live in a blue state? Voting options and access has been expanded to the point that there are very few barriers left for most citizens who want to do it, even if it's just a passing interest. Juxtaposing this with a red state, it's like we live in different countries. How proud the GOP and their voters must be.
Stone_Free
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This election isn't about the next four years. It's about the next four millennia | Bill McKibben
Time is running out to act on global heating. Electing Donald Trump the first time cost us dearly; a second term would be catastrophic
www.theguardian.com
hanimmal
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We can buy cars online and get them delivered to our homes. There is no reason anyone should have to wait for 8 hours to vote.
captainmorgan
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hanimmal
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ohhhhhhhh Schuylaar has considered just the place..'Isle of Wight'..i heard the inbreds are really crazy there and somehow the name seems fitting for a white nationalist.
DIY-HP-LED
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Republicans publicly silent, privately disgusted by Trump’s election threats
Their response is shocking but unsurprising.
www.politico.com
Republicans publicly silent, privately disgusted by Trump’s election threats
Their response is shocking but unsurprising.
At rallies across the Midwest and Sun Belt swing states, President Donald Trump has been openly discussing murky schemes to prevent legitimate ballots from being counted, escalating threats to disenfranchise millions of American as the weeks-long voting season ends tonight and his pathway to reelection becomes increasingly narrow.
“The Election should end on Nov. 3, not weeks later!” the president said on Friday. He repeated the claim at an event in Dubuque, Iowa on Sunday, adding falsely, “That’s the way it's been, and that’s the way it should be.”
Democrats have been clear in their condemnations of the president’s comments, which they consider the most worrisome of Trump’s four years in office, which were often marked by anti-democratic rhetoric.
“When Donald Trump says, ‘I think I deserve a third term, or I think the election should end on election night, that’s the way it’s always been,’ I don’t think he’s joking. I think we should take him deadly seriously,” said Democratic senator and top Joe Biden surrogate Chris Coons. He compared Trump’s statements to aspiring autocrats in young democracies that he dealt with when he was chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s Subcommittee on African Affairs. “We would rally the international community and say, ‘No, you should not do that. It’s not a good idea. That violates the norms of democracy.’”
But most Republicans, from critics to allies of Trump, have remained publicly silent. It’s not new for Trump’s party brethren to duck and cover when he says something troubling. But after five years of perfecting the art of explaining how they “didn’t see the tweet” — the much parodied talking point to which Republicans on Capitol Hill often resort — it is shocking but not surprising that they aren’t speaking up now, even when the integrity of America’s electoral system is under attack by their party’s leader.
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wouldn't he minimally have to answer where the $1B of his campaign funds went?
i'm shocked did they sign their names so they can say they were on the right side of history before the election is over? they only have a few more hours..Republicans publicly silent, privately disgusted by Trump’s election threats
Their response is shocking but unsurprising.
Republicans publicly silent, privately disgusted by Trump’s election threats
Their response is shocking but unsurprising.
At rallies across the Midwest and Sun Belt swing states, President Donald Trump has been openly discussing murky schemes to prevent legitimate ballots from being counted, escalating threats to disenfranchise millions of American as the weeks-long voting season ends tonight and his pathway to reelection becomes increasingly narrow.
“The Election should end on Nov. 3, not weeks later!” the president said on Friday. He repeated the claim at an event in Dubuque, Iowa on Sunday, adding falsely, “That’s the way it's been, and that’s the way it should be.”
Democrats have been clear in their condemnations of the president’s comments, which they consider the most worrisome of Trump’s four years in office, which were often marked by anti-democratic rhetoric.
“When Donald Trump says, ‘I think I deserve a third term, or I think the election should end on election night, that’s the way it’s always been,’ I don’t think he’s joking. I think we should take him deadly seriously,” said Democratic senator and top Joe Biden surrogate Chris Coons. He compared Trump’s statements to aspiring autocrats in young democracies that he dealt with when he was chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s Subcommittee on African Affairs. “We would rally the international community and say, ‘No, you should not do that. It’s not a good idea. That violates the norms of democracy.’”
But most Republicans, from critics to allies of Trump, have remained publicly silent. It’s not new for Trump’s party brethren to duck and cover when he says something troubling. But after five years of perfecting the art of explaining how they “didn’t see the tweet” — the much parodied talking point to which Republicans on Capitol Hill often resort — it is shocking but not surprising that they aren’t speaking up now, even when the integrity of America’s electoral system is under attack by their party’s leader.
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mysunnyboy
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He’s at the rnc offices in va and he looks whipped.
Stone_Free
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I bet Shell are hoping for a Trump win:
www.theguardian.com
Shell’s climate poll on Twitter backfires spectacularly
Oil giant accused of gaslighting after asking users: ‘What are you willing to change?’
www.theguardian.com
mysunnyboy
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Exxon needs to gtf away from him.I bet Shell are hoping for a Trump win:
Shell’s climate poll on Twitter backfires spectacularly
Oil giant accused of gaslighting after asking users: ‘What are you willing to change?’
Stone_Free
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Yeah, a lot of nervous oil men today.
mysunnyboy
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I saw that tweet he made regarding his call to them for $30million. It disappeared after a few seconds and the ceo, I think, said oh no no there was no call lol ask @hanimmal , I can’t remember shit, literally lol
mysunnyboy
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He’d trade Barron for a window view.
done.In all the excitement, don't forget to vote!