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DIY-HP-LED
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How Donald Trump, George Santos & Lindsay Graham are eroding our democracy | The Warning
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Steve Schmidt reacts to the recent slew of scandals throughout the Republican Party, as Donald Trump was just found guilty for the sexual abuse and defamation of E. Jean Carroll, which Lindsay Graham and numerous other GOP officials shamelessly deemed a sham, and George Santos was charged on counts of fraud, money laundering and lying to Congress. Steve explains how the prominence of these morally and legally corrupt politicians, who face almost no accountability within their party, speaks to the erosion of American democracy.
DIY-HP-LED
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Let's talk about the GOP chair in Georgia and a novel statement....
Roger A. Shrubber
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what a psycho...I bet she's representing trump pro bono, just so she can bask in the cheeto-y glow....
Aeroknow
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GOP Senator Defends White Nationalists: 'I Call Them Americans'
Tommy Tuberville, U.S. senator from Alabama, defended white nationalists serving in the military during an interview with an NPR affiliate.
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DIY-HP-LED
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He knows the majority of voters in his state don't give a fuck about the US military, these days it's full of minorities and they have other priorities. When Trump disrespected gold star families and called veterans suckers and losers it should have been the first clue.
What do you expect from a bunch of fascist racist traitors? The republican party has not distanced or disassociated itself from these racists and terrorists that they protect and coddle, their leader has publicly said he wants to get rid of the US constitution and tried to overthrow it with violence and insurrection. What does one call such people? They seem to fit the dictionary definition of traitors, maybe not as defined in the US constitution, but they want to overthrow the constitution, democratic institutions and the founding ethos of the nation.
What do you expect from a bunch of fascist racist traitors? The republican party has not distanced or disassociated itself from these racists and terrorists that they protect and coddle, their leader has publicly said he wants to get rid of the US constitution and tried to overthrow it with violence and insurrection. What does one call such people? They seem to fit the dictionary definition of traitors, maybe not as defined in the US constitution, but they want to overthrow the constitution, democratic institutions and the founding ethos of the nation.
Nugnewbie
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Dana should have asked her," Did he grab u by the pussy?" "Did you like it?"
It'll end up being pro Bono when he doesn't pay her anyway, pffft.
Roger A. Shrubber
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goddamn, i hope they get enough dirt on him to nail him for 1/6....or just fucking anything, anything that will remove his obstructionist, racist, bigot ass from power...GOP Senator Defends White Nationalists: 'I Call Them Americans'
Tommy Tuberville, U.S. senator from Alabama, defended white nationalists serving in the military during an interview with an NPR affiliate.
DIY-HP-LED
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This guy is as corrupt as any republican and from a stupid as a stump red state, next it will be stopping solar and battery plants because it is hurting coal mining and his personal bottom line. They need to end this bullshit of a single corrupt senator holding the country hostage and get rid of the filibuster too while increasing the senate with Puerto Rico and DC statehood as soon as the democrats get enough of a majority in the senate to change the rules without Manchin or Sinema.
DIY-HP-LED
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He made a speech on the ellipse and was on the phone with the WH on J6 coordinating things in congress and was probably at meetings planning J6. The thing is who was he in meetings with and will Jack have a firm enough grip on their balls to make them rat their heads off and put him in the conspiracy. It looks like Lindsey might go down in Georgia with RICCO according to some reports and Mark Meadows needing a deal could help with Tommy, Ted, Ron Johnson and others.
I'm looking at Santos and wondering why Trump hasn't been indicted yet, it is getting past time, and nobody is worrying about proving "intent" with Santos. Maybe the big conspiracy score will be worth it and will clean house, but another election cycle passing without indictments for the WH crowd and congress over J6 will be a bit excessive IMHO
Roger A. Shrubber
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I don't know...i keep telling myself there is a plan in place, and all of these criminals will be dealt with, but it gets harder to believe with each passing day. I understand wanting to get everything right, but your principle defendants are fucking old, most of them are going to die or require assisted living by the time they get to them, trump is already fucking senile and wears diapers ffs.
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McCarthy won’t back Rep. Santos for reelection after indictment
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said he will not support Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) in his reelection bid after the congressman was charged in a 13-count indictment over alleged financial crimes.
“No, I’m not going to support him,” McCarthy told CNN’s Manu Raju on Wednesday.
Raju asked McCarthy if he would try to help defeat Santos, who has said that he plans to still run for reelection in 2024 despite the charges he is facing, in a GOP primary. McCarthy responded that he believes Santos “has a lot going on” and “has other things to focus on in his life” than running for reelection.
McCarthy’s comments mark the furthest that the Speaker has gone in opposing Santos’s continued service in the House.
He said in February that he would have “difficulty” supporting the embattled freshman congressman after revelations that Santos made a wide range of false statements about his personal, professional and educational background while running for his House seat.
Santos has been indicted on 13 charges, including seven counts of wire fraud, three counts of money laundering, one count of theft of public funds and two counts of making materially false statements to the House.
Many Democrats and a handful of Republicans, most of them from Santos’s home state of New York, have called on him to resign in light of the revelations, but Santos has been adamant that he would continue to serve.
Santos pleaded not guilty to all charges on Wednesday and told reporters that he would work to clear his name.
McCarthy and other top GOP House leaders have not yet joined those calls for his resignation though.
“He could go through his time of trial, we’ll find out how the outcome is,” McCarthy told reporters earlier on Wednesday.
Santos decided to temporarily step aside from his committee assignments in January while the controversy is ongoing to avoid serving as a “distraction.”
McCarthy said he would call on Santos to resign if an investigation from the House Ethics Committee finds that he broke the law.
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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said he will not support Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) in his reelection bid after the congressman was charged in a 13-count indictment over alleged financial crimes.
“No, I’m not going to support him,” McCarthy told CNN’s Manu Raju on Wednesday.
Raju asked McCarthy if he would try to help defeat Santos, who has said that he plans to still run for reelection in 2024 despite the charges he is facing, in a GOP primary. McCarthy responded that he believes Santos “has a lot going on” and “has other things to focus on in his life” than running for reelection.
McCarthy’s comments mark the furthest that the Speaker has gone in opposing Santos’s continued service in the House.
He said in February that he would have “difficulty” supporting the embattled freshman congressman after revelations that Santos made a wide range of false statements about his personal, professional and educational background while running for his House seat.
Santos has been indicted on 13 charges, including seven counts of wire fraud, three counts of money laundering, one count of theft of public funds and two counts of making materially false statements to the House.
Many Democrats and a handful of Republicans, most of them from Santos’s home state of New York, have called on him to resign in light of the revelations, but Santos has been adamant that he would continue to serve.
Santos pleaded not guilty to all charges on Wednesday and told reporters that he would work to clear his name.
McCarthy and other top GOP House leaders have not yet joined those calls for his resignation though.
“He could go through his time of trial, we’ll find out how the outcome is,” McCarthy told reporters earlier on Wednesday.
Santos decided to temporarily step aside from his committee assignments in January while the controversy is ongoing to avoid serving as a “distraction.”
McCarthy said he would call on Santos to resign if an investigation from the House Ethics Committee finds that he broke the law.
McCarthy won’t back Rep. Santos for reelection after indictment
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said he will not support Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) in his reelection bid after the congressman was charged in a 13-count indictment over alleged financial …
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u misspelled cheeto-y, i think...
cannabineer
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I can’t think of better. Cheetous is just the low-valence ion of cheetum.
and Cheetish is the first name of a cabbie from Hyderabad.
Cheetaceous … is the geologic era when these fermented-dairy titans ruled Heaven’s wheel …
(add) on a whim I googed Cheetosphere. Look upon my works, ye Mortals, and despair.
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DIY-HP-LED
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Steve Schmidt reacts to CNN’s “embarrassing” town hall with Donald Trump | The Warning
Roger A. Shrubber
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For i am Cheetomandeus, King of kings....Really, no one is a better King than me, everyone knows it.
DIY-HP-LED
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Roger A. Shrubber
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get ready for at least a recession...
https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/3998648-mcconnell-faces-heavy-pressure-from-right-on-debt-ceiling/
Unless Biden can come up with an acceptable way to sidestep the republicans, we're going to default.
Biden can't, and shouldn't give in to terroristic demands from the radical insurrectionists who still haven't been indicted...
And they're too stupid, stubborn, and crooked to back down. So start buying up toilet paper and non perishable shit now, while we all still have jobs...and while the stores haven't been burned in riots yet...
Get ready for the rest of the world to hate our fucking guts for crashing their economies as well...They won't differentiate between democrat and republican, they'll hate every fucking one of us, and we'll deserve it, for not lynching most of the republican traitors the day after their coup attempt failed.
https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/3998648-mcconnell-faces-heavy-pressure-from-right-on-debt-ceiling/
Unless Biden can come up with an acceptable way to sidestep the republicans, we're going to default.
Biden can't, and shouldn't give in to terroristic demands from the radical insurrectionists who still haven't been indicted...
And they're too stupid, stubborn, and crooked to back down. So start buying up toilet paper and non perishable shit now, while we all still have jobs...and while the stores haven't been burned in riots yet...
Get ready for the rest of the world to hate our fucking guts for crashing their economies as well...They won't differentiate between democrat and republican, they'll hate every fucking one of us, and we'll deserve it, for not lynching most of the republican traitors the day after their coup attempt failed.
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cannabineer
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grab’em by the Percy