topcat
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"She's not my type."
Examples of GOP Leadership
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DIY-HP-LED
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These fascist fucks can't even run their own party or obey the law, what a shitshow.
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Dueling GOP presidential nominating contests in Nevada raise concerns about voter confusion
Republicans in Nevada could have two chances next year to vote for who they want to be their party’s presidential nominee, but only one will count.
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topcat
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That guy in front wearing the flag on his sweaty cabeza. A patriot, huh? Abbey Hoffman was arrested for wearing a flag shirt. Progress.These fascist fucks can't even run their own party or obey the law, what a shitshow.
Dueling GOP presidential nominating contests in Nevada raise concerns about voter confusion
Republicans in Nevada could have two chances next year to vote for who they want to be their party’s presidential nominee, but only one will count.
doublejj
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Idaho’s Teacher of the Year Winner Leaving State Following Right-Wing Harassment
The educator was attacked for discussing world cultures and for recognizing the existence of the United Nations.
truthout.org
The educator was attacked for discussing world cultures and for recognizing the existence of the United Nations.
Idaho’s Teacher of the Year Winner Leaving State Following Right-Wing Harassment
The educator was attacked for discussing world cultures and for recognizing the existence of the United Nations.
truthout.org
doublejj
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Florida school system ditches Shakespeare over ‘Don’t Say Gay’
A reading teacher in the district, told the Tampa Bay Times that “the rest of the nation — no, the world, is laughing us”
www.losangelesblade.com
A reading teacher in the district, told the Tampa Bay Times that “the rest of the nation — no, the world, is laughing us”
Florida school system ditches Shakespeare over ‘Don’t Say Gay’
A reading teacher in the district, told the Tampa Bay Times that “the rest of the nation — no, the world, is laughing us”
www.losangelesblade.com
doublejj
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GOP senator amplifies conspiracy theory that Covid was ‘pre-planned’ by ‘elite’ in anti-vaccine rant on Fox
www.independent.co.uk
GOP senator revives bogus Covid conspiracy theories in anti-vaccine rant on Fox
Ron Johnson and Maria Bartiromo falsely claimed the FDA ‘approves’ ivermectin to treat the disease
Budzbuddha
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Budzbuddha
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*Fatfingers typing furiously
Budzbuddha
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The projection is uncanny.
“ I would be happy to show this info to the G.J. … “
No prob Donny , the grand jury already has the evidence
“ I would be happy to show this info to the G.J. … “
No prob Donny , the grand jury already has the evidence
DIY-HP-LED
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He could have explained it to the grand jury himself by testifying under oath and he will have the chance at his trial too. His trial in Georgia will be the most important from a public perspective, trials in Georgia are on TV and Trump's base are TV people, coverage will be national and wall to wall. If Jack convicts him before his Georgia trial, he might be appearing in orange on TV or he could be jailed pretrial for being a stupid asshole. His arraignment this week will be on TV and the sheriff there said he would fingerprint and mug shoot him.
Things are starting to get real for the realDonald Trump, the walls are closing in and he realizes he is going to prison. Besides even if he won the GOP nomination, he would be disqualified by the 14th amendment and conservative republicans will use it first to keep him off the primary ballot in the states. After that the democrats will use the 14th on him, and he doesn't need to be convicted for it to kick in. Federalist society judges just published an academic article about it that judges will use when making the call. This is how I figure the GOP will get rid of Trump, some conservatives will sue to keep him off the state primary ballot, or he will have to sue to get on it.
Conservative Legal Scholars Argue Trump Is Disqualified for Office Under 14th Amendment | Common Dreams
"Donald Trump cannot be president—cannot run for president, cannot become president, cannot hold office—unless two-thirds of Congress decides to grant him amnesty for his conduct on January 6."
www.commondreams.org
Budzbuddha
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Budzbuddha
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Ol Butt Custard is raging before Fanni Willis Tuesday’s possible indictment …. A nice bakers dozen of charges.
DIY-HP-LED
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After years of incompetence corruption and treason, we are now in the entertainment phase where we get to see Donald squirm and freak out on the way down. The only real questions are when he will be convicted and how will they cage the asshole. The timing is critical a conviction after the GOP primaries with Trump winning would be a disaster for the republicans, the 14th amendment waits for Donald whether he is convicted of J6 or not and he will probably end up disqualified from the ballot, leaving the republicans high and dry just before the election
Donald is likely to be convicted and incarcerated in DC over J6 by spring or early summer, before the GOP convention. The blood and gore will be ankle deep inside the GOP this time next year, if they take the nomination away from him and will they have to. The republicans will use the 14th against Donald to exclude him from the GOP primary ballot, long before he is convicted over J6, if not they are fucked if he wins the primary.
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DIY-HP-LED
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DIY-HP-LED
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No time to investigate it, too busy with Hunter's laptop and making shit up.
doublejj
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13-Year-Old Rape Victim Forced to Give Birth Due to Mississippi’s Abortion Ban
www.thedailybeast.com
13-Year-Old Rape Victim Forced to Give Birth Due to Mississippi’s Abortion Ban
It’s a story that experts believe will become more common after the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling last year.
printer
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"That is ok, God will provide."13-Year-Old Rape Victim Forced to Give Birth Due to Mississippi’s Abortion Ban
13-Year-Old Rape Victim Forced to Give Birth Due to Mississippi’s Abortion Ban
It’s a story that experts believe will become more common after the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling last year.
compassionateExotic
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GOP releases transcript from FBI agent involved in Hunter Biden investigation
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability released a transcript Monday from a former FBI agent that Republicans say validates a key claim from an IRS whistleblower about management of the tax crimes investigation into Hunter Biden, the president’s son.
But Democrats argue that the interview actually discredits GOP claims of improper political influence in the investigation.
The closed-door interview with the now-retired FBI special supervisory agent, who oversaw the investigation into Hunter Biden conducted in conjunction with the IRS, was conducted in July and has prompted sparring between the two parties in the weeks since. The agent’s name is redacted in the transcript.
Republican interest in the FBI agent’s testimony centers on how they say it substantiates a piece of testimony from one of the IRS whistleblowers who raised alarm about how the tax crimes investigation into Hunter Biden was conducted, specifically about how a planned attempt to interview Hunter Biden at his home in California Dec. 8, 2020, unfolded.
That whistleblower, IRS Supervisory Agent Gary Shapley, and the FBI agent said their plan was to show up at Hunter Biden’s home for a possible interview and “hail mary” consent search. They planned to notify the local Secret Service office in Los Angeles at 8 a.m. the day of their planned attempt, since Hunter Biden was a Secret Service protectee.
“The initial plan was to have the local field office of the Secret Service be notified the morning of to diminish opportunities for anybody else to be notified,” the FBI agent said in the interview.
But the FBI agent said he was notified the evening before, Dec. 7, 2020, that FBI headquarters had contacted the Secret Service headquarters — which upset both the FBI agent and Shapley from the IRS.
“I felt it was people that did not need to know about our intent,” the FBI agent said. “I believe that the Secret Service had to be notified for our safety, for lack of confusion, for deconfliction, which we would do in so many other cases, but I didn’t understand why the initial notification.”
Shapley had told the House Ways and Means Committee in May that the “transition team” was also notified about the plan. The FBI agent said he did not recall that until he had heard it from Shapley, but he remembered “that’s why I was upset that evening, that somebody beyond Secret Service was notified.” The agent could not provide any other information about who in the transition team was notified.
On the day of Dec. 8, the plan changed, the agent said. He was told his information would be given to the Secret Service, but that he was to stay away from Hunter Biden’s home while he awaited further contact, which he said he had never been instructed to do before.
They were never able to interview Hunter Biden.
During Democratic questioning, however, the FBI agent said he had never interviewed a Secret Service protectee as part of a criminal matter and acknowledged that FBI policy means that politically sensitive investigations require “greater approvals” from up the chain of command.
The agent also told the committee he couldn’t say whether the change in plans was driven by political considerations, but understood that FBI headquarters and Secret Service headquarters could want to “foster an ongoing good working relationship, so that one was not blindsided by the other.”
The agent also indicated that it was unlikely that Hunter Biden would have agreed to speak to him even if he had been allowed to try to knock on his door.
“In my experience, an attorney would be less likely to agree to succumb to an interview,” the FBI agent said.
Republicans are using the interview to boost their claims of mismanagement of the investigation into Hunter Biden, which Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) has said could evolve into an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.
“IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley’s testimony that Secret Service headquarters and the Biden transition team were tipped off is confirmed by a former FBI agent,” House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) said in a statement Monday alongside the transcript’s release.
“Tipping off the transition team and not being able to interview Hunter Biden as planned are just a couple of examples that reveal the Justice Department’s misconduct in the Biden criminal investigation that occurred under U.S. Attorney Weiss’ watch,” Comer added.
Weiss was appointed as a special counsel in the ongoing investigation of Hunter Biden last week, a move that Republicans have criticized given their disapproval with how he handled previous aspects of the case as outlined by the IRS whistleblowers.
But Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), the top Democrat on the Oversight committee, said in a statement that the “transcript once again confirms that David Weiss, a Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney, hand-picked by then-Attorney General William Barr, has for years been investigating the President’s son without any political interference from the Administration.”
Raskin had for weeks called on Comer to publicly release the FBI agent transcript. Republicans said that the transcript was going through a normal review process and that they planned to eventually release it, as Comer said he wanted to do.
“The Chairman’s release, obviously timed to distract from news of an imminent potential fourth criminal indictment of Donald Trump, features the same selective and distorted parsing of information we have come to expect in service of the Republicans’ fruitless investigation into President Biden, which has failed to turn up a single shred of evidence of wrongdoing,” Raskin said in his statement.
thehill.com
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability released a transcript Monday from a former FBI agent that Republicans say validates a key claim from an IRS whistleblower about management of the tax crimes investigation into Hunter Biden, the president’s son.
But Democrats argue that the interview actually discredits GOP claims of improper political influence in the investigation.
The closed-door interview with the now-retired FBI special supervisory agent, who oversaw the investigation into Hunter Biden conducted in conjunction with the IRS, was conducted in July and has prompted sparring between the two parties in the weeks since. The agent’s name is redacted in the transcript.
Republican interest in the FBI agent’s testimony centers on how they say it substantiates a piece of testimony from one of the IRS whistleblowers who raised alarm about how the tax crimes investigation into Hunter Biden was conducted, specifically about how a planned attempt to interview Hunter Biden at his home in California Dec. 8, 2020, unfolded.
That whistleblower, IRS Supervisory Agent Gary Shapley, and the FBI agent said their plan was to show up at Hunter Biden’s home for a possible interview and “hail mary” consent search. They planned to notify the local Secret Service office in Los Angeles at 8 a.m. the day of their planned attempt, since Hunter Biden was a Secret Service protectee.
“The initial plan was to have the local field office of the Secret Service be notified the morning of to diminish opportunities for anybody else to be notified,” the FBI agent said in the interview.
But the FBI agent said he was notified the evening before, Dec. 7, 2020, that FBI headquarters had contacted the Secret Service headquarters — which upset both the FBI agent and Shapley from the IRS.
“I felt it was people that did not need to know about our intent,” the FBI agent said. “I believe that the Secret Service had to be notified for our safety, for lack of confusion, for deconfliction, which we would do in so many other cases, but I didn’t understand why the initial notification.”
Shapley had told the House Ways and Means Committee in May that the “transition team” was also notified about the plan. The FBI agent said he did not recall that until he had heard it from Shapley, but he remembered “that’s why I was upset that evening, that somebody beyond Secret Service was notified.” The agent could not provide any other information about who in the transition team was notified.
On the day of Dec. 8, the plan changed, the agent said. He was told his information would be given to the Secret Service, but that he was to stay away from Hunter Biden’s home while he awaited further contact, which he said he had never been instructed to do before.
They were never able to interview Hunter Biden.
During Democratic questioning, however, the FBI agent said he had never interviewed a Secret Service protectee as part of a criminal matter and acknowledged that FBI policy means that politically sensitive investigations require “greater approvals” from up the chain of command.
The agent also told the committee he couldn’t say whether the change in plans was driven by political considerations, but understood that FBI headquarters and Secret Service headquarters could want to “foster an ongoing good working relationship, so that one was not blindsided by the other.”
The agent also indicated that it was unlikely that Hunter Biden would have agreed to speak to him even if he had been allowed to try to knock on his door.
“In my experience, an attorney would be less likely to agree to succumb to an interview,” the FBI agent said.
Republicans are using the interview to boost their claims of mismanagement of the investigation into Hunter Biden, which Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) has said could evolve into an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.
“IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley’s testimony that Secret Service headquarters and the Biden transition team were tipped off is confirmed by a former FBI agent,” House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) said in a statement Monday alongside the transcript’s release.
“Tipping off the transition team and not being able to interview Hunter Biden as planned are just a couple of examples that reveal the Justice Department’s misconduct in the Biden criminal investigation that occurred under U.S. Attorney Weiss’ watch,” Comer added.
Weiss was appointed as a special counsel in the ongoing investigation of Hunter Biden last week, a move that Republicans have criticized given their disapproval with how he handled previous aspects of the case as outlined by the IRS whistleblowers.
But Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), the top Democrat on the Oversight committee, said in a statement that the “transcript once again confirms that David Weiss, a Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney, hand-picked by then-Attorney General William Barr, has for years been investigating the President’s son without any political interference from the Administration.”
Raskin had for weeks called on Comer to publicly release the FBI agent transcript. Republicans said that the transcript was going through a normal review process and that they planned to eventually release it, as Comer said he wanted to do.
“The Chairman’s release, obviously timed to distract from news of an imminent potential fourth criminal indictment of Donald Trump, features the same selective and distorted parsing of information we have come to expect in service of the Republicans’ fruitless investigation into President Biden, which has failed to turn up a single shred of evidence of wrongdoing,” Raskin said in his statement.
GOP releases transcript from FBI agent involved in Hunter Biden investigation
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability released a transcript Monday from a former FBI agent that Republicans say validates a key claim from an IRS whistleblower about management of the…
thehill.com
