Examples of GOP Leadership

Bagginski

Bagginski

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DIY-HP-LED said:
Maybe Rove wants CPAC back? He has been hard on Donald of late and it looks like part of the power struggle inside the GOP.
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CPAC belongs to Newt - he might let Rove use it, but I doubt he’ll ever let it go.

Definitely a power struggle happening: the old guard insurrectionists (Gingrich, McConnell, Rove, +ilk) are 100% still focused on wrenching the nation away from the voting public & making it THEIRS (in service to the billionaires who pay the tab, in expectation of de-facto aristocracy). Most of the congressional overthrow loyalists are baggage now - had it worked, they’d’ve been scuttled already ‘to avoid the appearance of impropriety’ during the clampdown; now they’re the core of the remaining plan to destabilize things on the federal level to a crisis point (sound familiar?)

Glenn Kirshner was talking today about special Prosecutor Smith’s recent subpoenas & lines of questioning - and how they seem to indicate that Smith is WIDENING the investigation to include financial crimes related to the overthrow attempt. I hardly dare hope, but that would be in line with a full RICO investigation (the following-the-money part)…and IMOHO we desperately need one: their entire structure needs to be taken apart, dismantled, defunded, stripped of assets, and subject to the heaviest penalties of the law
 
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Bagginski

Bagginski

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Budzbuddha said:
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During a press conference featuring top Nassau GOP officials calling on Santos to resign from Congress, Joseph Cairo said that the congressman fabricated his involvement with the Baruch College sports team while being vetted during the campaign.

"He told me ... that he was a star on the Baruch volleyball team and that they won the league championship," Cairo said of Santos.
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That doesn’t sound like VETTING to me… more like a swallowing reflex - gullible, uncritical, automatic.
 
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DIY-HP-LED

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Bagginski said:
CPAC belongs to Newt - he might let Rove use it, but I doubt he’ll ever let it go.
Definitely a power struggle happening: the old guard insurrectionists (Gingrich, McConnell, Rove, +ilk) are 100% still focused on wrenching the nation away from the voting public & making it THEIRS (in service to the billionaires who pay the tab, in expectation of de-facto aristocracy). Most of the congressional overthrow loyalists are baggage now - had it worked, they’d’ve been scuttled already ‘to avoid the appearance of impropriety’ during the clampdown; now they’re the core of the remaining plan to destabilize things on the federal level to a crisis point (sound familiar?)

Glenn Kirshner was talking today about special Prosecutor Smith’s recent subpoenas & lines of questioning - and how they seem to indicate that Smith is WIDENING the investigation to include financial crimes related to the overthrow attempt. I hardly dare hope, but that would be in line with a full RICO investigation (the following-the-money part)…and IMOHO we desperately need one: their entire structure needs to be taken apart, dismantled, defunded, stripped of assets, and subject to the heaviest penalties of the law
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Once he has Donald over the docs and obstruction he is gone for good, then they can take more risks with other more complex charges like J6 and insurrection. The key to it all is the Gospel of Mark, because Jack has him by the balls a half dozen different ways and he might be cooperating. Mark was Donald's cock and brain and knows everybody who requested a pardon and probably why, he was conspiracy central for almost all the schemes and plots. If Mark is squealing some republicans will be sweating bullets in congress, they know what they did. If Mark pleads to a conspiracy involving them, they are fucked, because Mark has receipts too. They were all sloppy and communicated by text and email FFS, arrogance will help nail them too.
 
Bagginski

Bagginski

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Remember when Meadows’ phone was seized? All those texts have been in LE/DOJ hands ever since.

If he has a brain, he’s been co-operating ever since: nothing else can keep his ass out of the frying pan; if he does it well enough, he may only get 15-25
 
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doughper

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Bagginski said:
He at least noticed the frigid reception - even without shame, he couldn’t have wanted THAT
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There's a pandemic of sociopaths, is whats goin' on.
A society filled with generations of people who have no conscience.
Probly too much TV, vid games, media saturation, affluence, permissive parenting, etc.
 
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DIY-HP-LED

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Bagginski said:
Remember when Meadows’ phone was seized? All those texts have been in LE/DOJ hands ever since.

If he has a brain, he’s been co-operating ever since: nothing else can keep his ass out of the frying pan; if he does it well enough, he may only get 15-25
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It depends on how many congressional heads he can deliver and his lawyer advised him to squeal his fucking head off! When they cut a deal with Jack they have to confess ALL their crimes, agree to testify and tell of any crimes by others they have knowledge of. Jack won't need him for Trump, as Trump will be long gone over the docs and obstruction, the only ones worth serious time off are senators, congress people and government employees in that order. He will get Trump anyway, but he is also at war with the GOP house now, they declared it and will pay for it.
 
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Bagginski

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DIY-HP-LED said:
It depends on how many congressional heads he can deliver and his lawyer advised him to squeal his fucking head off! When they cut a deal with Jack the have to confess ALL their crimes, agree to testify and tell of any crimes by others they have knowledge of. Jack won't need him for Trump, as Trump will be long gone over the docs and obstruction, the only ones worth serious time off are senators, congress people and government employees in that order. He will get Trump anyway, but he is also at war with the GOP house now, they declared it and will pay for it.
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Don’t rule out Georgia - Fani Willis has convictions on her mind

No reason to assume TFFG will be left out by Smith - it’s not a feast ‘til you bring out the spit-roasted bore….

Other big ones should be in the crosshairs (figuratively speaking): Clarence Thomas, Sean Hannity, Choker Quarrelsome, Virginia Thomas, Americans for Prosperity (ran busses of participants to the Capitol on 1/6…and just generally having been on the overthrow team since (before) the ‘tea party’), ALL THE LAWYERS, co-conspirators / accessories in the several states, all donors who funded the fiasco. Those are ALL big ones, even if we don’t have all the names yet (thats
 
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doughper

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Bagginski said:
…NOT a good look, girl
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So, the Orange Demon now has surrogate, apprentice orange demons? Who'd expect otherwise? (I only just now watched that video of Cousins' i had not listened to it until after i made the above post. That's how obvious it was.)

And...Wtf is a Farron Cousins? Well, there's some kind of progressive talk radio show? What? I didn't think dems/progressives were allowed into the venue of Rush Limbaugh, Alex Jones, Hannity, Tucker Carlson, et al. I always thought radio and it's 100s of millions of listeners were tuned into ONLY radical right wing, teabagger talk radio. Anyhoo, i looked it up and this's wot it is:
:"Ring of Fire is a progressive syndicated American talk radio program hosted by Mike Papantonio, Sam Seder, and Farron Cousins. The three hosts focus on "exposing Wall Street thugs, environmental criminality, corporate media failure, and political back stories that you will rarely find from any other source". The show has been on the air since 2004 and is currently carried on 43 radio stations across the United States. "
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S'why I like RIU and you all, cuz you all got a lotta good info for a bunkered, paranoid like me.
 
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DIY-HP-LED said:

John Kelly was 'terrified' by aspects of Trump, says Michael Schmidt

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Reporter Michael Schmidt details the paperback release of his book 'Donald Trump v. The United States', which includes a 12,000 word biography of General John Kelly and Kelly's tale of his time as Trump’s Chief of Staff.
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The part about Orange not wanting to honor buried vets. on a rainy day,because his hair would get messed and they were "losers" anyway is absolutely infuriating, how the hell to ANY vets. back this man???????
 
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