Budley Doright
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Cant someone sue someone when there is an unfounded accusation brought forward? The lawsuits that should follow would be fun coffee time reads.
This isn't over.
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DIY-HP-LED
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They might, in the states all you need to do is preface a statement with I think or I believe, to get off the hook for liable. If Donald said a state official was corrupt, he could be sued, Donald can be sued out of existence for half the things he said, I don't recall, I think or believe in much of it, just straight up accusations of criminal activity, Obama could sue him FFS.
They only blathered in public and spoke carefully in court, everybody knows its bullshit and a waste of time. Donald is still raising lots of money from the rubes for the count coup con, $175 million from suckers so far, all from regular people, no big money there, they left already. One stupid bastard gave them 3 million and is trying to get his money back, they offered 1 million to settle.
DIY-HP-LED
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Former DHS Official On Violent Rhetoric Aimed At Election Officials | Deadline | MSNBC
Elizabeth Neumann, former Assistant Secretary for Threat Prevention and Security Policy at the Department of Homeland Security, responds to Georgia voting official, Gabriel Sterling, calling out the president and senators for not condoning the violent rhetoric against election and cybersecurity officials that has emerged in the wake of Trump’s loss
Elizabeth Neumann, former Assistant Secretary for Threat Prevention and Security Policy at the Department of Homeland Security, responds to Georgia voting official, Gabriel Sterling, calling out the president and senators for not condoning the violent rhetoric against election and cybersecurity officials that has emerged in the wake of Trump’s loss
this weeks Dear Leader playbook but you know i can see you're hurt so i'll leave you with raw butt.
captainmorgan
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Nightmares and tears: Covid-19 takes a heavy toll on health care workers in Colorado | CNN
Dr. Shannon Tapia, a geriatrician in Denver, cries as she talks about her work with the elderly during the Covid-19 crisis in Colorado, where hospitalizations and case rates are soaring.
and yet they still travel..he's a doctor?
The Ripple Effect Of 1 Rural Colorado Doctor Catching The Coronavirus
Hospitals across the country are struggling as staffers get infected with the coronavirus. It's especially tough for small, rural hospitals, where even one doctor out sick can upend patient capacity.
www.npr.org
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captainmorgan
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Trump tells GA Gov. Kemp to 'call off election' because 'it won't be needed'
Donald Trump is heading to Georgia on Saturday for an appearance with Republican Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler. The purpose of the visit is supposedly to drive turnout for the runoff election coming in January, but on Tuesday...
www.dailykos.com
Trump tells GA Gov. Kemp to 'call off election' because 'it won't be needed'
Donald Trump is heading to Georgia on Saturday for an appearance with Republican Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler. The purpose of the visit is supposedly to drive turnout for the runoff election coming in January, but on Tuesday...www.dailykos.com
they're downshifting to 'ugly'..he will have his way one way or the other and no matter who he has to push past to make lies, truth.
get ready..he's going to 'force' upon us, his presidency.
this is where Mitch is going to have to make a decision.
hanimmal
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Luckily Trump has failed at everything he has done and lost everything he has had given to him. I don't see him being any better at a revolutionary.
Fogdog
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lulz
I have always been comforted by the fact that Trump spent a third of his time in office on the golf course.
captainmorgan
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printer
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Roger Stone Blasts Barr for 'Blocking for the Deep State'
President Donald Trump’s longtime ally Roger Stone accused Attorney General William Barr of “blocking for the deep state” because he asserted he’d not yet found evidence of widespread voter fraud.
In a video message posted to the social media platform Parler, Stone — whose prison sentence was commuted by Trump in July — declared there’s a “two-tiered justice system” in America.
“No, we have a two-tiered justice system and Bill Barr’s job is to block for the deep state,” Stone declared.
“Which is why the Durham ploy was quite clever, [U.S. Attorney] Mr. [John] Durham has taken three years to produce nothing whatsoever when he has overwhelming evidence of both treason and crime,” he claimed.
“And now Mr. Durham’s job is to bury all of it after the election.
“Bill Barr you get what you expected,” Stone said.
www.newsmax.com
Of course there are some that are in full agreement with Stone. I had to put things in perspective fore them, sure I will hear about it.
"Yeah, it is all a CONSPIRACY because we know DEMOCRATS always CHEAT but we are NOT GOOD ENOUGH to catch them at it.
You know, maybe it is not them, maybe it is us?"
President Donald Trump’s longtime ally Roger Stone accused Attorney General William Barr of “blocking for the deep state” because he asserted he’d not yet found evidence of widespread voter fraud.
In a video message posted to the social media platform Parler, Stone — whose prison sentence was commuted by Trump in July — declared there’s a “two-tiered justice system” in America.
“No, we have a two-tiered justice system and Bill Barr’s job is to block for the deep state,” Stone declared.
“Which is why the Durham ploy was quite clever, [U.S. Attorney] Mr. [John] Durham has taken three years to produce nothing whatsoever when he has overwhelming evidence of both treason and crime,” he claimed.
“And now Mr. Durham’s job is to bury all of it after the election.
“Bill Barr you get what you expected,” Stone said.
Roger Stone Blasts Barr for 'Blocking for the Deep State'
President Donald Trump's longtime ally Roger Stone accused Attorney General William Barr of "blocking for the deep state" because he asserted he'd not yet found evidence of widespread voter fraud...
Of course there are some that are in full agreement with Stone. I had to put things in perspective fore them, sure I will hear about it.
"Yeah, it is all a CONSPIRACY because we know DEMOCRATS always CHEAT but we are NOT GOOD ENOUGH to catch them at it.
You know, maybe it is not them, maybe it is us?"
smokin away
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Like your new Avatar Schuylaar.
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Flynn freshly pardoned is the Proxy.
DIY-HP-LED
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Nobody is talking about this shit on the democratic side now that they know they have secured the election, the republicans appear to be digging their own graves in Georgia. Trump pardoning his family and cronies before new voter registration even closes in Georgia, must be making Mitch freak out as much as the shit Trump and Stone are stirring up in Georgia. The democrats don't want the base excited, they don't want to cause them to draw together under assaults by a common enemy. There will be lot's of time to address Trump's pardons, if you win the senate they can hold hearings on them, call the clowns to the witness stand and publicly clean them out or let them lie and bust them.
None of the real pros are overly concerned about pardons, sure some might get away with federal crimes, but to the intelligence community it is more important to get all the details. If the Trump family is pardoned, they still have to file income taxes this spring and that might be problematic from a legal perspective. Trump cannot pardon himself and the crimes covered go no further than the date on the pardon, he cannot pardon for future crimes. For federal income tax the statue of limitations won't apply to Trump for decades of returns, if he continuously committed tax fraud until recent years, it opens up the past too. Donald alone would be left holding the bag for a lot of things, everybody else got a pardon and Trump will be the sucker holding the bad for them.
The soft talk coming from the democratic side is to keep Donald from freaking, even talk of a pardon etc, might moderate his behavior. It will also help to keep those Trump voters home who might not show up if Trump is not on the ballot, he has a cult. It will be interesting to see what he does this weekend when he goes to Georgia for a couple of rallies. I'm betting Trump will make it worse and bitch and whine about his election, not theirs. When Donald gets in front of a crowd after this absence and emotional need, I expect his impulses will overwhelm any plans Mitch might have had for him to help win Georgia. If Donald plays ball, it must mean Mitch promised him something big and Donald bought it, Donald and his cult attacking Georgia election officials and having them speak out forcefully, must be causing them some distress.
None of the real pros are overly concerned about pardons, sure some might get away with federal crimes, but to the intelligence community it is more important to get all the details. If the Trump family is pardoned, they still have to file income taxes this spring and that might be problematic from a legal perspective. Trump cannot pardon himself and the crimes covered go no further than the date on the pardon, he cannot pardon for future crimes. For federal income tax the statue of limitations won't apply to Trump for decades of returns, if he continuously committed tax fraud until recent years, it opens up the past too. Donald alone would be left holding the bag for a lot of things, everybody else got a pardon and Trump will be the sucker holding the bad for them.
The soft talk coming from the democratic side is to keep Donald from freaking, even talk of a pardon etc, might moderate his behavior. It will also help to keep those Trump voters home who might not show up if Trump is not on the ballot, he has a cult. It will be interesting to see what he does this weekend when he goes to Georgia for a couple of rallies. I'm betting Trump will make it worse and bitch and whine about his election, not theirs. When Donald gets in front of a crowd after this absence and emotional need, I expect his impulses will overwhelm any plans Mitch might have had for him to help win Georgia. If Donald plays ball, it must mean Mitch promised him something big and Donald bought it, Donald and his cult attacking Georgia election officials and having them speak out forcefully, must be causing them some distress.
printer
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"It was all a conspiracy against me. I want the first year that was stolen from me."
Right now the Republicans want to keep Trump from blowing things up. Not going out of their way saying Trump lost. I am confused with Barr. It is almost he cares about how history will view him, that he does care about the norms that keep the country civil. Trump doesn't care, it is all about survival. And to hit back at anyone that hurt him, I almost forgot about that. It is a long time before the senate election, once the polls are closed that week will have fireworks. The Republicans can say the king is insane. Until then it is pretty much The Trump Show. I am curious how many Republican representatives really believe, drank Trump's coolaid. I can guess the one that was elected recently with the QAnon leanings is fruity. I wonder how far the ones that are just playing the game will go with dividing the country?
Right now the Republicans want to keep Trump from blowing things up. Not going out of their way saying Trump lost. I am confused with Barr. It is almost he cares about how history will view him, that he does care about the norms that keep the country civil. Trump doesn't care, it is all about survival. And to hit back at anyone that hurt him, I almost forgot about that. It is a long time before the senate election, once the polls are closed that week will have fireworks. The Republicans can say the king is insane. Until then it is pretty much The Trump Show. I am curious how many Republican representatives really believe, drank Trump's coolaid. I can guess the one that was elected recently with the QAnon leanings is fruity. I wonder how far the ones that are just playing the game will go with dividing the country?
hanimmal
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It's almost like Trump thinks everyone will fall for his nonsense that he did not have the House and Senate under his control those first two years in office.
captainmorgan
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tRUmp does not own Barr or control him, Barr is owned by rich donors and the GOP. When tRUmps and Barrs priorities don't mesh, Barr will throw tRUmp under the bus. tRUmp is a useful idiot for more than one puppet master.