So whats a MAGAs excuse for believing Trump won?
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hanimmal
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When was weed legalized? You notice that the trend was rising before Harris took office?
No of course not because you are full of shit and won't look at reality. Harris even wrote a bill to federally legalize cannabis and you still talk shit like you do.
Also if you had any actual rebuttal, you would realize that Harris being AG in 2010 would have nothing to do with the jail time of someone released in 2009.
You are an idiot that is pretending to be all angsty about a minority woman with power in our society.
hanimmal
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In 2020 this is the police state.
Still haven't heard you talk shit about the real trouncing of lawful peaceful protestors that ignited national unrest.
Because you are full of shit.
DCcan
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"Kamala put people in cages too!"
That was her job. Typical deflection when they start to lose an argument.
Back on topic, Trump's lawyer, a former District Attorney calls for witness' to be executed.
That doesn't sound like following the law and doing your job. I can't recall Sen Harris calling for her political opponents to be executed.
“Anybody who thinks the election went well, like that idiot Krebs who used to be the head of cybersecurity [for Trump]. That guy is a class A moron. He should be drawn and quartered. Taken out at dawn and shot,” diGenova said.
That was her job. Typical deflection when they start to lose an argument.
Back on topic, Trump's lawyer, a former District Attorney calls for witness' to be executed.
That doesn't sound like following the law and doing your job. I can't recall Sen Harris calling for her political opponents to be executed.
“Anybody who thinks the election went well, like that idiot Krebs who used to be the head of cybersecurity [for Trump]. That guy is a class A moron. He should be drawn and quartered. Taken out at dawn and shot,” diGenova said.
Rob Roy
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Harris cashed paychecks for putting black people in jail for victimless crimes. Diversity !!!!
Rob Roy
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So if her job was to round up Japanese Americans and put them in concentration camps, or oversee the Tuskogee experiment where black men were injected with syphilis you'd be okay with that?
Yes, scurry back to the topic at hand, nothing to see here.
Rob Roy
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DIY-HP-LED
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You sure seem triggered by her Rob, the fantastic bullshit you've been spouting is quite a spectacle.
Did a black woman judge sentence you for perversion, say nasty things to you before sending you up the river?
You keep trying to spread the false narrative that she is a pot drug warrior for a reason, I've seen you put way more effort into this lie than others, Why?
Female authority figures trigger you, did your mommy not love you?
DCcan
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Like lighting a fuse...
Should we send her back in time to see?
Moot argument, back in time fantasy. Another attempted diversion at reality. Not really applicable here, is it?
Back on topic again, right-wing talk radio host Erick Erickson on Twitter, has moved on.
"Maybe it is all a grand conspiracy or maybe, just maybe, and this is a wild idea, but maybe the man who said he hired the best people didn't and that ultimately means that he's not actually very good at picking the right people. But wait…there's more.
For the sake of argument, let's suppose that the Attorney General, who previously served as Attorney General for George H. W. Bush, is actually a highly competent individual and John Durham is too.
But both have been unable to deliver results that would expose the deep state conspiracy against the President -- the one that also involved the DOJ, FBI, and CIA stealing the election from the President with the help of Republican governors and legislators.
And there are a bunch of courtiers to the Trump Administration who've been assuring us that just you wait, it is all going to be exposed and people are going to jail and the deep state house of cards is collapsing.
Maybe…and I know this might just blow your mind…but maybe what if you've been lied to the whole time. There is no conspiracy . There is no theft of the election. The President hired highly competent people, but it is him, not them, that is the problem.
And then maybe, just maybe, because it is him, not them, that is the problem, ultimately it is really you who are the problem because you so willingly got played and even now want to be played because now you're emotionally invested in a cause and a candidate and to admit you were played and he lost and there was no deep state conspiracy or theft of the election would actually make you look bad. So it's better to double down on the lies and bullshit and blame everyone else from the Trump appointed AG to the Trump appointed FBI Director to the Trump appointed CIA Director to various Trump endorsed Governors to the GOP establishment to corporate America, the Carlyle Group, the Rothschilds, the Russians, and the Chinese.
Maybe Hillary Clinton was so deeply disliked that Trump could beat her and if he'd not flubbed his first debate, not had so many insane tweets, and not handled the viral situation as he had, he could have beaten Biden. But voters got exhausted and chose to move on.
Or, who knows, maybe the deep state stole it and, if so, using the same machines in 4 years, good luck running Trump again."
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DCcan
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Nice comeback. Excellent example of Voluntaryism philosophy in action.
Ignore calls for death squads to go to work since that is moral, perhaps.
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Rob Roy
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Good and bad people come in all colors. Good people don't lock others up for victimless crimes though.
Rob Roy
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*Voluntaryism
Please clarify your last line, so that I can shoot it down easily in my leisure.
printer
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No easy finding criminals in the Deep State? Seems Trump shere of influence may get all spakly clean, if he follows advice from one of his more trusted advisors.
Hannity urges Trump to pardon himsel. Fox News host Sean Hannity Sean Hannity said on his radio and television shows Monday that he thinks President Trump should pardon himself in order to avoid a potential prosecution from the incoming Biden administration. The conservative host referred to an op-ed by a former member of the special counsel's office, Andrew Weissman, arguing for Trump to be investigated and potentially prosecuted by the next administration.
"If that's what they want to do, if Biden ever became president, I'd tell Trump to pardon yourself and pardon your family," Hannity said on his Fox News show late Monday.
His comments came days after Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), one of Trump's biggest allies in Congress, also urged the president to pardon himself and those around him. "President Trump should pardon Michael Flynn," Gaetz said during a Fox News interview. "He should pardon the Thanksgiving turkey. He should pardon everyone from himself to his administration officials to Joe Exotic if he has to.”
thehill.com
Hannity urges Trump to pardon himsel. Fox News host Sean Hannity Sean Hannity said on his radio and television shows Monday that he thinks President Trump should pardon himself in order to avoid a potential prosecution from the incoming Biden administration. The conservative host referred to an op-ed by a former member of the special counsel's office, Andrew Weissman, arguing for Trump to be investigated and potentially prosecuted by the next administration.
"If that's what they want to do, if Biden ever became president, I'd tell Trump to pardon yourself and pardon your family," Hannity said on his Fox News show late Monday.
His comments came days after Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), one of Trump's biggest allies in Congress, also urged the president to pardon himself and those around him. "President Trump should pardon Michael Flynn," Gaetz said during a Fox News interview. "He should pardon the Thanksgiving turkey. He should pardon everyone from himself to his administration officials to Joe Exotic if he has to.”
Hannity urges Trump to pardon himself
Sean Hannity said on his radio and television shows Monday that he thinks President Trump should pardon himself in order to avoid a potential prosecution from the incoming Biden administration.The …
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JoeBlow5823
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Why so much hate?
Wattzzup
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Same question Trump asks. You two have a lot in common
DIY-HP-LED
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No hate, just trying to get some common sense into you, but your biases and brainwashing have made the task difficult, but not impossible. You've committed to treason though by supporting Trump and it's hard to walk back from that, the FACTS are self evident, Trump ran DIRECTLY against the constitution and the rule of law.
Tell me, what was Trump and the republican platform again? He didn't even have a plan for covid or a response, he is worse than useless a leader. At one time treason was a shameful act, but not for Trump or those who support him, the only thing that matters to them is black and white, people that is.
DCcan
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Another Trump attorney is calling for martial law now.
Then a new election and constitutional convention in his link. Because "China" is now the culprit.
Why the death penalty threats from one lawyer, and military action from a second?
Ask yourself that question, do you stand with this behavior?
Or go silent and deflect to some past grievances?
Lin Wood, Trump attorney
Good morning. Our country is headed to civil war. A war created by 3rd party bad actors for their benefit - not for We The People. Communist China is leading the nefarious efforts to take away our freedom.
@realDonaldTrump should declare martial law.
In the 11th hour, "China" turns out to be behind it all, like a movie scene. Wow.
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JoeBlow5823
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Yeah, no possibly way a country 4x bigger might tamper with a smaller, highly influential country's election. Weve never seen anything like that happen before.
hanimmal
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You just swallow anything Trump puts out there in the hopes he can trick people into allowing him to cheat some more at life?