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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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2021-12-12 at 2:29 PM UTC
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2021-12-12 at 2:42 PM UTCLet them vape, drink white claws and cut their dicks off
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2021-12-12 at 4:30 PM UTCthe truth is the constitution stands as the highest law in the land and any one going against the constitutions is a traitor to the country and the people who still believe in the constitutions. as a traitor you have 3 choices wake up and get right or death or life in prison
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2021-12-12 at 4:36 PM UTCThere are two Constitutions. There is the Constitution of the Corporation of the United States, and then there is the Constitution of the Republic of the United States.
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2021-12-12 at 4:37 PM UTCNo body is going against the constitution except the police and hebrews
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2021-12-12 at 4:40 PM UTC
Originally posted by POLECAT the truth is the constitution stands as the highest law in the land and any one going against the constitutions is a traitor to the country and the people who still believe in the constitutions. as a traitor you have 3 choices wake up and get right or death or life in prison
^^This is basically saying you believe Trump should be imprisoned ^^
Trump, as president repeatedly ignored and violated the Constitution.
His endless stream of corruption and lawlessness threatened eroding constitutional democracy to a breaking point.
If we let it pass now as politics as usual, we risk normalizing this disregard for our Constitution and reducing its power and authority.
If in the future Congress wants its constitutional powers of oversight to be taken as gravely as they should be, then leaders need to take concrete steps to enforce those powers immediately. Take Trump to court quickly. Ask the courts to act expeditiously, every single time.
Anything less, appallingly weakens the Congress as an institution, gravely undermines our constitutional democracy, and sets a terrible precedent: Future presidents may be able to get away with virtually any wrongdoing they commit while in office.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2021-12-12 at 4:41 PM UTCWhen the United States was illegally converted to a corporation, the Constitution was also changed to the Corporate Constitution (by illegally changing ONE WORD on it), and ownership and control and enforcement of the new Corporate Constitution came into the hands of the Corporation.
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2021-12-12 at 4:41 PM UTCRand Paul Two Faced? Whodda Thunk?
Newsweek
Rand Paul Opposition to Previous Disaster Relief Resurfaces as He Seeks Aid for Kentucky
Andrew Stanton
Critics slammed Kentucky Senator Rand Paul for requesting federal aid to help his state recover from devastating tornadoes after he previously voted against relief when other states were struck by natural disasters.
Tornadoes swept across several midwestern and southern states Friday night and Saturday morning, leaving a trail of devastation in their paths.
More than 70 people across Kentucky—one of the hardest hit states—were feared to be killed during the storm. Videos and photos of towns like Mayfield show the extent of the catastrophic damage.
In the aftermath of the storm, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear requested federal assistance to help the state recover from the tornadoes. Paul wrote a letter to President Joe Biden echoing the need for federal relief.
"The Governor of the Commonwealth has requested federal assistance this morning, and certainly further requests will be coming as the situation is assessed," the senator wrote, according to a press release from his office. "I fully support those requests and ask that you move expeditiously to approve the appropriate resources for our state."
Many were quick to draw comparisons to his previous votes against relief bills.
In 2013, after Hurricane Sandy devastated parts of the northeast including New York, he voted against a bill that provided recovery funds to the state.
He said he would have supported the bill if it reappropriated funds from other areas, rather than add on additional spending, WFPL, a Louisville-area news radio station, reported.
"I would have given them 9 billion and I would've taken the 9 billion from somewhere else," he said. "I would have taken it from foreign aid and said you know what, we don't have money for Egypt or Pakistan this year because we have to help the Northeast."
Paul also voted against relief for Puerto Rico after it was hit by Hurricane Maria in 2017, as well as a bill that provided assistance for Texas against it was struck by Hurricane Harvey.
He explained the vote in an opinion piece for The Hill, pointing to his opposition for raising the national debt and again arguing for making cuts elsewhere to support relief funding.
"They say we are out of money to pay for hurricane relief. So instead of finding that money somewhere else in the budget, they simply want to raise the limit on our credit card," he wrote. "This has to stop. We spend too much. We owe too much. We cannot keep spending money we do not have."
In 2019, he also voted against a bill that appropriated $17.2 billion in disaster relief funding to several federal agencies. The bill ultimately passed, with 85 senators voting in its support, while former President Donald Trump signed it into law.
He faced mounting criticism for his past votes.
"Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell suddenly find our *socialist* government useful," wrote Twitter user @Scentabulous.
"Today, Rand Paul asked Joe Biden for federal help for Kentucky — even though Paul has voted against every federal disaster relief package of the last 10 years," wrote lawyer Tristan Snell. -
2021-12-12 at 4:42 PM UTC
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2021-12-12 at 4:44 PM UTC
Originally posted by stl1 Rand Paul Two Faced? Whodda Thunk?
Newsweek
Rand Paul Opposition to Previous Disaster Relief Resurfaces as He Seeks Aid for Kentucky
Andrew Stanton
Critics slammed Kentucky Senator Rand Paul for requesting federal aid to help his state recover from devastating tornadoes after he previously voted against relief when other states were struck by natural disasters.
Tornadoes swept across several midwestern and southern states Friday night and Saturday morning, leaving a trail of devastation in their paths.
More than 70 people across Kentucky—one of the hardest hit states—were feared to be killed during the storm. Videos and photos of towns like Mayfield show the extent of the catastrophic damage.
In the aftermath of the storm, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear requested federal assistance to help the state recover from the tornadoes. Paul wrote a letter to President Joe Biden echoing the need for federal relief.
"The Governor of the Commonwealth has requested federal assistance this morning, and certainly further requests will be coming as the situation is assessed," the senator wrote, according to a press release from his office. "I fully support those requests and ask that you move expeditiously to approve the appropriate resources for our state."
Many were quick to draw comparisons to his previous votes against relief bills.
In 2013, after Hurricane Sandy devastated parts of the northeast including New York, he voted against a bill that provided recovery funds to the state.
He said he would have supported the bill if it reappropriated funds from other areas, rather than add on additional spending, WFPL, a Louisville-area news radio station, reported.
"I would have given them 9 billion and I would've taken the 9 billion from somewhere else," he said. "I would have taken it from foreign aid and said you know what, we don't have money for Egypt or Pakistan this year because we have to help the Northeast."
Paul also voted against relief for Puerto Rico after it was hit by Hurricane Maria in 2017, as well as a bill that provided assistance for Texas against it was struck by Hurricane Harvey.
He explained the vote in an opinion piece for The Hill, pointing to his opposition for raising the national debt and again arguing for making cuts elsewhere to support relief funding.
"They say we are out of money to pay for hurricane relief. So instead of finding that money somewhere else in the budget, they simply want to raise the limit on our credit card," he wrote. "This has to stop. We spend too much. We owe too much. We cannot keep spending money we do not have."
In 2019, he also voted against a bill that appropriated $17.2 billion in disaster relief funding to several federal agencies. The bill ultimately passed, with 85 senators voting in its support, while former President Donald Trump signed it into law.
He faced mounting criticism for his past votes.
"Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell suddenly find our *socialist* government useful," wrote Twitter user @Scentabulous.
"Today, Rand Paul asked Joe Biden for federal help for Kentucky — even though Paul has voted against every federal disaster relief package of the last 10 years," wrote lawyer Tristan Snell.
Wow, politicians. Thanks for letting us know. -
2021-12-12 at 4:56 PM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Give us an example.
The president of the United States is supposed to serve the American people, not himself, and certainly not the interests of foreign states. President Trump chose to seek this office, and this responsibility. He is trying to have it both ways, serving himself, his family, and his far-flung business interests while simultaneously making foreign and domestic policy decisions that will inevitably have direct effects on his personal holdings. That way lies scandal, corruption, and illegitimacy. Unfortunately, our forty-fifth president has deliberately chosen to undermine the interests of the people he represents in order to further the interests of the one person he cares about most.
Vice President Pence promised that their Administration would defend the Constitution and stand by a “strict constructionist” interpretation of the Constitution. Instead the Trump-Pence Administration is ignoring the text itself and selling out the Constitution to line Trump’s pockets.
Trump properties are a cesspool of corruption, a black hole for taxpayers’ money, an exploiter of immigrant labor and a national security threat with a suspected foreign spy walking the halls. Here is just some of what we know about the extent of the corruption at Trump’s properties:
Violating the Constitution, Emoluments Clause: President Trump is violating the domestic and foreign emoluments clause of the Constitution by accepting and encouraging foreign governments to pay to stay at Trump resort properties without Congressional approval. More than 200 Members of Congress are fighting in the courts to defend our Constitution and put an end Trump’s abuse of power.
Influence Peddling: Three members of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago inner circle of billionaire donors have undue influence over policy, projects and decision making by VA leadership, including impacting a $10 billion dollar contract.
American Taxpayers Footing Bill for Trump’s Extravagance: According to the GAO, Trump’s trips to Mar-a-Lago cost, on average costs $3.4 million per visit and his golf outings have cost taxpayers at least $105 million as of July 2019 due to security expenses, travel on Air Force and Marine One and the frequency of his games.
Trump Exploits Undocumented Workers: For decades, the Trump organization exploited undocumented immigrants to pad its bottom line. It did so in possible violation of civil and criminal law. And yet, the Trump Administration hypocritically attacks immigrants to score political points and refuses to work constructively with Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform that would help bring undocumented workers out of the shadows.
Suspected Chinese Spy Causes National Security Threat at Mar-a-Lago: Trump’s properties are a national security risk, between a “credible threat” of espionage when a suspected Chinese spy gained access to Mar-a-Lago and Trump’s reckless handling of sensitive information during publicly-attended events at his properties.
Pence is just the latest Republican elected official to enable President Trump’s violations of the Constitution – and his corruption, self-dealing and lack of regard for the rule of law to threaten our national security, cost American taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars and diminish the stature of the United States.
The American people deserve a government that serves their interests, not one that’s being exploited to line the President’s pockets. -
2021-12-12 at 5:02 PM UTC
Originally posted by Concerned_Citizen ^^This is basically saying you believe Trump should be imprisoned ^^
Trump, as president repeatedly ignored and violated the Constitution.
His endless stream of corruption and lawlessness threatened eroding constitutional democracy to a breaking point.
If we let it pass now as politics as usual, we risk normalizing this disregard for our Constitution and reducing its power and authority.
If in the future Congress wants its constitutional powers of oversight to be taken as gravely as they should be, then leaders need to take concrete steps to enforce those powers immediately. Take Trump to court quickly. Ask the courts to act expeditiously, every single time.
Anything less, appallingly weakens the Congress as an institution, gravely undermines our constitutional democracy, and sets a terrible precedent: Future presidents may be able to get away with virtually any wrongdoing they commit while in office.
before YOU can discuss trump violating the 51 constitutions YOU must know the context of the constitutions before believing any news reporting of trump going against the constitutions. when you know enough to say one way or the other I'll talk about if trump went against the constitutions or not. -
2021-12-12 at 5:05 PM UTC
Originally posted by POLECAT before YOU can discuss trump violating the 51 constitutions YOU must know the context of the constitutions before believing any news reporting of trump going against the constitutions. when you know enough to say one way or the other I'll talk about if trump went against the constitutions or not.
You do? 😂😂😂
Can you even read?
Try reading these:
https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/1046/hatch-act-of-1939
https://osc.gov/Documents/Hatch%20Act/Reports/Investigation%20of%20Political%20Activities%20by%20Senior%20Trump%20Administration%20Officials%20During%20the%202020%20Presidential%20Election.pdf -
2021-12-12 at 5:11 PM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Give us an example.
Here’s 10 more 😵💫
https://www.mercurynews.com/2021/01/24/analysis-chronicling-donald-trumps-10-worst-abuses-of-power/ -
2021-12-12 at 5:15 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2021-12-12 at 5:18 PM UTC
Originally posted by Concerned_Citizen The president of the United States is supposed to serve the American people, not himself, and certainly not the interests of foreign states. President Trump chose to seek this office, and this responsibility. He is trying to have it both ways, serving himself, his family, and his far-flung business interests while simultaneously making foreign and domestic policy decisions that will inevitably have direct effects on his personal holdings. That way lies scandal, corruption, and illegitimacy. Unfortunately, our forty-fifth president has deliberately chosen to undermine the interests of the people he represents in order to further the interests of the one person he cares about most.
Vice President Pence promised that their Administration would defend the Constitution and stand by a “strict constructionist” interpretation of the Constitution. Instead the Trump-Pence Administration is ignoring the text itself and selling out the Constitution to line Trump’s pockets.
Trump properties are a cesspool of corruption, a black hole for taxpayers’ money, an exploiter of immigrant labor and a national security threat with a suspected foreign spy walking the halls. Here is just some of what we know about the extent of the corruption at Trump’s properties:
Violating the Constitution, Emoluments Clause: President Trump is violating the domestic and foreign emoluments clause of the Constitution by accepting and encouraging foreign governments to pay to stay at Trump resort properties without Congressional approval. More than 200 Members of Congress are fighting in the courts to defend our Constitution and put an end Trump’s abuse of power.
Influence Peddling: Three members of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago inner circle of billionaire donors have undue influence over policy, projects and decision making by VA leadership, including impacting a $10 billion dollar contract.
American Taxpayers Footing Bill for Trump’s Extravagance: According to the GAO, Trump’s trips to Mar-a-Lago cost, on average costs $3.4 million per visit and his golf outings have cost taxpayers at least $105 million as of July 2019 due to security expenses, travel on Air Force and Marine One and the frequency of his games.
Trump Exploits Undocumented Workers: For decades, the Trump organization exploited undocumented immigrants to pad its bottom line. It did so in possible violation of civil and criminal law. And yet, the Trump Administration hypocritically attacks immigrants to score political points and refuses to work constructively with Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform that would help bring undocumented workers out of the shadows.
Suspected Chinese Spy Causes National Security Threat at Mar-a-Lago: Trump’s properties are a national security risk, between a “credible threat” of espionage when a suspected Chinese spy gained access to Mar-a-Lago and Trump’s reckless handling of sensitive information during publicly-attended events at his properties.
Pence is just the latest Republican elected official to enable President Trump’s violations of the Constitution – and his corruption, self-dealing and lack of regard for the rule of law to threaten our national security, cost American taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars and diminish the stature of the United States.
The American people deserve a government that serves their interests, not one that’s being exploited to line the President’s pockets.
All I see is a bunch of rambling partisan nonsense. No real examples of Trump trampling the Constitutions.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2021-12-12 at 5:19 PM UTC
Originally posted by Concerned_Citizen Here’s 10 more 😵💫
https://www.mercurynews.com/2021/01/24/analysis-chronicling-donald-trumps-10-worst-abuses-of-power/
You don't seem capable of understanding that partisan opinions are not examples of constitutional violations. If Trump really had broken the law, you can be sure the rabid Democrats would have nailed him to the wall for it, once and for all. But the truth is, they couldn't get anything at all on him. -
2021-12-12 at 5:45 PM UTC
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2021-12-12 at 5:48 PM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ You don't seem capable of understanding that partisan opinions are not examples of constitutional violations. If Trump really had broken the law, you can be sure the rabid Democrats would have nailed him to the wall for it, once and for all. But the truth is, they couldn't get anything at all on him.
WRONG.
What I am sure of is that fellow Republicans shield him from any and all transgressions because they believe only in being in power rather than the good of the country.
How many times was Rump impeached? -
2021-12-12 at 5:51 PM UTC
