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THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty's
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2021-09-27 at 1:25 AM UTCGA judge berates 2020 election cheats' lawyers and allows forensic audit to go ahead.
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2021-09-27 at 1:30 AM UTC
Originally posted by POLECAT that there video will bring you up to speed on notice and affidavits starting November last year up to date and the catch 22 we have the elected trustees out in AZ in that they cant get out of
Poley,
I’m sorry, but you’re being lied to so trump can continue to get ya’lls money. I really wish you’d see it, but it’ll take time. The audit showed 26 more for Biden. This duplicate ballot shit, is just that, a load of shit. Please Poley, come back to the real world.😕 -
2021-09-27 at 2:02 AM UTCYawn
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2021-09-27 at 1:21 PM UTCThere were a lot more than just 26 more bogus votes for Biden.
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2021-09-27 at 2:03 PM UTC
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2021-09-27 at 2:10 PM UTCGA now gearing up to expose the 2020 election steal.
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2021-09-27 at 2:35 PM UTCan affidavit was sent to AZ legislators demanding the return of the peoples grand Jury and to remove tha Bar ass. from blocking the people from there grand jury
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2021-09-27 at 2:36 PM UTCit has a 5 day time requirement and its written in a manor that gets them no matter what way they try to wriggle out of trouble
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2021-09-27 at 4:12 PM UTCJoe Biden's administration colluding with Vladimir Putin on Nord Steam pipeline...
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2021-09-27 at 4:18 PM UTC
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2021-09-27 at 4:19 PM UTC
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2021-09-27 at 4:24 PM UTCThe only throne Trump sits on he shits on.
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2021-09-27 at 5:43 PM UTCMeghan McCain's
Ass is
Getting
A laugh
The Hill
Cheney takes shot at Trump: 'I like Republican presidents who win re-election'
Monique Beals
Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) on Sunday morning posted a tweet with a picture of former President George W. Bush that said "I like Republican presidents who win re-election" ahead of the airing of a sitdown interview she did with "60 Minutes."
Cheney's tweet appears to be a shot at former President Trump. In her interview with "60 Minutes," she said that some Republican members of Congress have privately encouraged her to continue her outspoken efforts against Trump.
Trump and Cheney have been involved in a public feud since the former chairwoman of the House Republican Conference joined nine other GOP House members in voting to impeach Trump following the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol.
"Have members of Congress, Republicans, come up to you privately and whispered in your ear 'Way to go, Liz' and encouraged you but won't come forward and say that publicly?" CBS's Lesley Stahl asked Cheney on "60 Minutes."
"Yes," Cheney said, adding that the sentiment came from members of the House and Senate.
Cheney has also been vocal in pushing back against Trump's claims that the 2020 presidential election was riddled with fraud.
In May, the Republican Party removed Cheney from her leadership role, a showing of extraordinary loyalty to Trump.
Earlier this month, Trump endorsed Cheney's upcoming reelection opponent, Wyoming attorney Harriet Hageman. Meanwhile. some prominent Republicans have more publicly rallied behind Cheney and her reelection efforts.
Bush will hold a fundraiser for Cheney in Dallas next month, and others, like former Speakers Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and John Boehner (R-Ohio), have contributed to her campaign financially.
These efforts come as Cheney tries to garner additional support ahead of Wyoming's Republican primary next year. -
2021-09-27 at 6:10 PM UTCMaking
All Trumpers
Grovel
Again...and again...and again
Salon
Trump's planning to run again in 2024: Will his supporters ever realize he hates them?
Alan D. Blotcky
In May of this year, Donald Trump began telling associates that he plans to run for president in 2024 if he is healthy enough. In July, he told dinner pals that he is running. Just this month, he reiterated that he is likely to run again. The twice-impeached ex-president is increasing his media appearances and planning campaign-style rallies in Georgia and Iowa.
Trump's humiliating defeat to Joe Biden — which he refuses to acknowledge even occurred — has fomented a yearning for redemption. Whether he actually runs again remains uncertain, but he wants his supporters to be ready, willing and primed.
As Trump keeps his millions of supporters in suspense, they must answer one difficult question: Do they really want to continue to support a man who despises them and hurts them?
Donald Trump has always abhorred his supporters. He does not feel an ounce of empathy or affection for those who profess their devotion to him. He sees his supporters as weak, stupid and inferior. They are losers to him. He hates his supporters as much as he wants to destroy his detractors.
Actions speak louder than words. Just look at Trump's actions toward his supporters.
The best example is his detached, irresponsible and inept handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hundreds of thousands of Americans died on his watch. He relied on conspiracy theories, magical thinking, blatant lies and distractions to fool the American public. Trump followers in red states have died in huge numbers because they erroneously and foolishly believed he was the benevolent master of their fate. Nothing could be further from the truth. He was, in fact, an accessory to murder. His supporters' lives meant nothing to him.
Another example is Trump's incitement of the insurrection of the Capitol on Jan. 6. He was willing to overthrow democracy in order to remain in power. So he fabricated the Big Lie, knowing full well that his cult followers would carry out his anti-democratic mission. Was he on the front line with his supporters? Of course not — because he is a coward. He watched it all unfold on television as he cheered them on from the protected and comfortable surroundings of the White House. Trump wanted the election undermined and demanded that followers accomplish that goal. The result was failure, destruction, deaths, arrests and widespread condemnation. Trump has left his followers dangling in defeat. He has taken no responsibility for his incitement and has demonstrated no concern or remorse for his loyalists who face damaging legal consequences. He has thrown them under the bus because he detests them.
Millions of aggrieved Americans have tethered themselves to Trump's fake persona of superiority and strength. They think he is the answer to their prayers. They think he cares about their lot in life. They think he will remedy their grievances. But nothing could be further from the truth.
Trump is a shameless opportunist. He manipulates people to achieve his personal goals, then discards them. He does not care if his supporters are racists, felons, crooks or murderers. He does not care if they are xenophobes or misogynists. He will accept the support of anyone who will blindly follow his lead and put him on a pedestal — after all, exalted status is what he longs for. He desperately wants to be a dictator so that his grifting and corrupt impulses can run wild. And, remember, dictators only care about themselves and loathe people who expect anything from them.
Trump scorns those who are weak or foolish enough to need him. He does not want to be needed — he wants others to serve and satiate his needs. He thrives on their praise, adulation and unconditional loyalty. The whole concept of public service is foreign to him because he perceives every interaction is a transactional game that must be won. And winning, for him, inevitably means defeat and humiliation of the other person. In Trump's psyche, even his supporters need to be humiliated and defeated.
It is puzzling that Trump supporters have not realized that he does not give a damn about their grievances or station in life. His Republican Party literally has no platform or set of guiding principles — all that was abandoned during the 2020 campaign. Nor does the Republican Party have a single substantive policy initiative on the table. Other than conservative judicial appointments, Trump did absolutely nothing for his supporters during his miserable presidential term. Except, of course, to let them be killed by a virus and incite them to a failed overthrow of democracy.
Until Trump is gone and the Republican Party reinvents itself, Trump supporters are all alone to fend for themselves. Their cult leader is an illusion. He is a pied piper leading them only to destruction. He has brought them only pain and suffering and sold them a bill of goods consisting of lies and conspiracy theories.
All because he despises his supporters. That's the best reason why they should dump him now, before he harms them even more. -
2021-09-27 at 6:14 PM UTC
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2021-09-27 at 6:17 PM UTCDumbocrats hacked both elections lmao, things are starting to make sense now
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2021-09-27 at 6:21 PM UTCMake
All the
God Dang Democrats pay for the damage and lies they did to
America
https://nypost.com/2021/09/26/will-hillary-apologize-for-the-biggest-hoax-in-us-political-history/
"Sussmann is entitled in court to the presumption of innocence. But the facts alleged in the 27-page indictment are powerful evidence of a concerted attempt by Hillary Clinton’s campaign, including those reporting to the candidate herself, to delegitimize the candidacy and, after his surprise victory, the presidency of Trump by false charges.
Here is where the prosecutor appears to be going,” wrote former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy in these pages. “The Trump-Russia collusion narrative was essentially a fabrication of the Clinton campaign that was peddled to the FBI (among other government agencies) and to the media by agents of the Clinton campaign — particularly, its lawyers at Perkins Coie — who concealed the fact that they were quite intentionally working on the campaign’s behalf.”
The agents include the investigative firm Fusion GPS and the purported Russia expert Christopher Steele. During the campaign, the FBI obtained a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act wiretapping warrant on Trump adviser Carter Page and therefore gained access to the whole campaign. After Trump took office, an FBI lawyer lied to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to renew the warrant. He was indicted by Durham and pleaded guilty, though astonishingly was given no jail time." -
2021-09-27 at 6:23 PM UTCLOOKS LIKE THE HOUSE OF CARDS IS FALLING APART
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2021-09-27 at 6:29 PM UTC
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2021-09-27 at 6:37 PM UTCVery long about way of admitting that the piss thing never even happened (why would it matter anyway?).
I bet you believed in it though.
