Roger A. Shrubber
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very good news, but i've been disappointed several times already....i'm skeptical till they actually start issuing arrest warrants.
Examples of GOP Leadership
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rkymtnman
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really? i heard repeal and replace so many times. lol.
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Grassley says Republicans won't repeal Affordable Care Act if they retake Senate
Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley, of Iowa, said this week that Republicans will not try to repeal the Affordable Care Act if they retake the Senate in November's midterm elections, the latest signal that the GOP is abandoning its long-running effort to scrap the health-care law also known as...
DIY-HP-LED
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From what I know about Garland and the heat he is taking from all sides, I figure there is a larger purpose for him dragging his feet. He is still well within the law and how it normally works, it is a very large complex investigation that the J6 panel is mostly handling the political end of public evidence gathering. For most of these assholes on the political end the J6 committee will present the DOJ with evidence and a report all wrapped up with a bow.
A TV trial in Georgia is coming and Trump just dumped a half million to primary Kemp and he among other GOP officials will testify against him in court and refute the big lie. The fact that all this shit will happen on TV is the most important factor here, Georgia has all their trials on TV and that is where I figure Donald will end up. Humiliated before the nation with the big lie refuted by republicans under oath, and the prosecution might mention Trump's other evidence, call Mark Meadows and introduce J6 testimony and reports to bolster their case. Donald will flip out on the republicans, cause Mitch will be kicking him while he is down, if Donald can't own the GOP, he will try to destroy it.
For Garland the wheels of justice grind slow anyway and the J6 panel is now working it's way up the food chain to Trump and gathering evidence and so is the FBI. A grand jury will make quick work of those who refuse subpoenas or refuse to cooperate. The wait for Georgia, a southern red state to break the ice and indict Donald first for a TV trial this summer might be worth the wait come November.
there was one the other day..i wanted to gouge his eyes out but nothing worse than the public smoker who just got up..hacking and coughing up a gallon while I'm enjoying my nature walk? Mouth vomit.
DIY-HP-LED
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With Donald, Mitch is either on his knees or at his throat.
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Why Mitch McConnell keeps crawling back to Trump
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Why Mitch McConnell keeps crawling back to Trump
Roger A. Shrubber
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nothing new, republicans say what people want to hear, then do what they want to do...been that way for at least 20 years now, and getting progressively worse
DIY-HP-LED
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There is also another possibility in Georgia, especially if Donald is convicted of election crimes. He could be facing a class action civil suit by the voters in Fulton county and others, he tried to disenfranchise by several means, that are being proven elsewhere now, or soon will be.
DIY-HP-LED
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Mitch knows what will happen if Donald blows up the GOP and keeps the lunatics and moron racists home in November, or peels them off for membership in his new loonie tune party after trashing the republican brand for generations. Donald is driven by revenge before all else and getting his enemies is a big part of what drives Donald, even if he screws himself doing it. The war and Donald's big lie are increasingly dividing the GOP, I'm waiting for Donald to speak further stupid shit on the subject. Is Tucker covering the Ukrainian war? Or does it exist for his fans? Last I heard he had both feet stuck in his mouth on the subject.
Roger A. Shrubber
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and he'll trail it out across a decade. that is trump's basic strategy for all legal challenges, delay, delay, delay...until the opposition runs out of time and money to continue the challenge. that's why i'm not interested in civil suits, only criminal trials, that he cannot delay past a certain point, and only then if he finds a sympathetic judge, which i think is going to get progressively harder for him to find
Roger A. Shrubber
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i don't know, i can't bring myself to watch carlson...i know ignoring enemy propaganda isn't a wise strategy, but his voice just grates on my ears, and i want to punch my monitor to shut him up...he just rubs me raw, and it only takes a few seconds of his voice to do it
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Mama smoked PallMalls in the car. Cracked her window for the pretense of fresh air for us kids. And she had Easy Listening on the FM and whistled. Since her range was narrow, she simply chose a key and whistled (with all the tunefulness of an almost-closed window in a windstorm) while maintaining the interval. Trauma.
DIY-HP-LED
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True, but a criminal conviction is often a slam dunk in the related civil case and these cases can wait for things to grind away, they are basically in the bag, however get in line for whatever cash Donald has, the lawsuits have only just begun.
Criminal indictments are coming and it's a max of 5 years for Trump's crime in Georgia and once indicted the judge will own his ass. He won't go to prison, the secret service will be ordered to keep him in custody, where to be determined, a federal facility would keep their costs low and a cell makes security easier, they already spent enough money on the asshole. I don't think they will be serving him his diet coke or changing his diaper, opening a refrigerator will be a new experience for Donald...
DIY-HP-LED
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Why do think I asked?
Roger A. Shrubber
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my granpa wouldn't go anywhere without his dog in the car, unless grandma was coming with. but granpa's dog farted frequently, volubly, and voluminously....
so, i'll trade you
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I’ll take the trade. I was a rather flatulent child, so at least I could fight the dog on even terms. In fact, one of mama’s snide nicks for me was Jet Propulsion.
captainmorgan
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Unearthed records show Matt Mowers, a Trump aide running for Congress in New Hampshire, voted twice from 2 different states. Republicans are calling on him to drop out: “We cannot have a candidate in our Republican primary who is a poster boy for election fraud,”
rkymtnman
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and mark meadows was removed from the voter rolls in north carolina too. i think his wife too.
injinji
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But, but, but. . . . he rented that trailer, so he had every right to be on their rolls.
DIY-HP-LED
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He is free to fight it in court and might have to!
