Examples of GOP Leadership

Roger A. Shrubber

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Tell them it is illegal and give them 90 days to remove them, then indict and purp walk them, even the governor. Haul them to DC for federal trial and try and hold them in custody or fine them daily until they comply and remove it from federal land. That is how showboats should be dealt with if they are willingly and knowingly breaking federal law for partisan political purposes and abusing the power of their offices to do extra-legal shit like this. Indict them personally and let the Judge sort it out while costing them a fortune fighting it out in court at least, make it hurt.
it was the outgoing republican governor...making some kind of fucking retarded statement i guess, trying to convince the racist fascist fucks who vote for him that he'll be worth voting for again...i guess. i can think of no rational reason to do something that fucking stupid.
 

CCGNZ

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That's the point, the British system adapted to democratic change while the American copy did not. The larger point is, because of constitutional and political gridlock caused in part by minority rule, the courts have taken on a larger role than they usually do in a liberal democracy. Constitutional ambiguity and social expectations at the time, left many holes and gaps, the way it was framed as a shotgun wedding between the north and the south with the division of powers between states and the federal government is also problematic. Many things are open to interpretation and that is where the SOCTUS comes into play, the US constitution is showing its age. A professional SCOTUS is required in this situation not ideology or religion driven valueless clowns and political hacks. This is neither a just court, nor a professional one driven by professional values and motives, some are clearly corrupt or unfit for the bench and they are mostly in the majority.
I agree that the US govt needs reforms and a professional court to mediate the process and it's been brought to the fore recently by scammers looking to exploit the holes left open to interpretation. I sure hope any modifications are done better than England's as the recent follies over there can't have British citizens feeling to pumped up at their current plight and I'm surely not referring to loss of empire, that was unsustainable. I'm more concerned w/the confusion that putting together a posse to form a govt.,no confidence votes,calling for elections etc. that other Dem systems have in place seems to have a circus atmosphere to me.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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I agree that the US govt needs reforms and a professional court to mediate the process and it's been brought to the fore recently by scammers looking to exploit the holes left open to interpretation. I sure hope any modifications are done better than England's as the recent follies over there can't have British citizens feeling to pumped up at their current plight and I'm surely not referring to loss of empire, that was unsustainable. I'm more concerned w/the confusion that putting together a posse to form a govt.,no confidence votes,calling for elections etc. that other Dem systems have in place seems to have a circus atmosphere to me.
Multiparty parliamentary democracies are sometimes messy, and people are subject to the same stupidity as Americans are. However, in the UK the Tories are on the way out and perhaps so is Brexit. One thing though, they have majority rule by a single house, so ya know who to blame come election day! The president is often ceremonial and just takes care of changing the government if they start acting like dictators and running elections in some cases, that's about it and it can be a King or a president.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Jack needs to talk to her about J6, she is stupid enough to hang herself with the FBI or a grand jury. Isn't she on that pardon request list? If so, why? Why did SHE THINK she needed a pardon from Trump?

 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus

DIY-HP-LED

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MTG needs to go …

Didn't she have guns in her office on the hill and they had to stop the lunatics from carrying them onto the floor? Did she or others keep a cache of weapons in their offices for the rioters? She could have gone to her office and armed herself as far as I know, or left some there for others to find.
 

Budzbuddha

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I thought that crazy batshit bitch was one of the suspected person (s) in this mystery - pipe bomber.
Pretty sure I read something about her possible role.

Either way she needs to be removed - standing or prone. ( jus sayin ).

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DIY-HP-LED

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I thought that crazy batshit bitch was one of the suspected person (s) in this mystery - pipe bomber.
Pretty sure I read something about her possible role.

Either way she needs to be removed - standing or prone. ( jus sayin ).

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Her voters wanted to stick their thumbs in Uncle Sam's eye and grind it in real good! I think Sherman camped out in her district on his march to the sea and they still have sore assholes over it 157 years later.
 

Bagginski

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Her voters wanted to stick their thumbs in Uncle Sam's eye and grind it in real good! I think Sherman camped out in her district on his march to the sea and they still have sore assholes over it 157 years later.
I don’t believe Sherman came that way - she’s way up in the northeast corner of GA, Chicamauga & Chattanooga were the big fights, and Atlanta’s definitely between there & the sea, but I think Bill was in a different fight (Charleston?), maybe ‘commander of theater’, so to speak, then headed for Savannah from ATL.

I grew up with this stuff, used to know it ALL by heart…seem to be forgetting some o’ those details
 

DIY-HP-LED

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I don’t believe Sherman came that way - she’s way up in the northeast corner of GA, Chicamauga & Chattanooga were the big fights, and Atlanta’s definitely between there & the sea, but I think Bill was in a different fight (Charleston?), maybe ‘commander of theater’, so to speak, then headed for Savannah from ATL.

I grew up with this stuff, used to know it ALL by heart…seem to be forgetting some o’ those details
I figure they traded in their hoods for red MAGA hats and that's what keeps her afloat. The people in her district can't know their assholes from a hole in the ground or know the basic difference between right and wrong FFS. People should have to pay a price for being that fucking stupid and inflicting such an asshole on humanity!
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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scratch one up to the crazy bitch category...... :shock:, why did those idiots re-elect her n the first place...sheesh
magats congregate...there are whole districts that have few if any liberals. would you want to live somewhere that you were surrounded by conservative white christian nationalists? they make it uncomfortable for anyone who isn't part of the klan, and she represents one such district.
the more she runs her fascist mouth, the more they get riled up...my old lady has family in the rockmart-adairesville-cedartown area...marginal traitor queens stomping ground, i have to deal with these people at least a couple of times a year...it's frustrating, to say the least.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Says If She Organized Jan. 6, 'We Would Have Won'

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., said during a New York Young Republicans Club event over the weekend that Jan. 6 protesters 'would've been armed' if she and Steve Bannon had been in charge of organizing it. The Morning Joe panel discusses Rep. Taylor Greene and why Republicans will continue to lose elections because of inflammatory rhetoric.
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Says If She Organized Jan. 6, 'We Would Have Won'

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., said during a New York Young Republicans Club event over the weekend that Jan. 6 protesters 'would've been armed' if she and Steve Bannon had been in charge of organizing it. The Morning Joe panel discusses Rep. Taylor Greene and why Republicans will continue to lose elections because of inflammatory rhetoric.
they have a point, she may be popular in her own district, but once you get outside of it, people cannot stand her...she might stay in office for quite a while, if not indicted, but she'll cost the party votes, more than she brings with her, by far.
 
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