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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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2022-02-02 at 1:02 AM UTC
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2022-02-02 at 1:30 AM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2022-02-02 at 2:09 AM UTCDurham is a known deep state sock puppet. Don't be fooled.
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2022-02-02 at 2:13 AM UTCACTION IS ACTION, DROPPED NAMES WITH COURT CASES IS BETTER THAN NO NAMES AND NO CASES
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2022-02-02 at 2:13 AM UTCAINT NO NIGGA TAKIN IN AIR GETTIN MY TRUST
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2022-02-02 at 2:38 AM UTC
Originally posted by POLECAT ur dumb, I have American trucks, both to big to pass another full sized truck on the dirt roads I drive without one stopping while the other passes, in my tacoma I can drive 45 m55 down the dirt roads and pass oncoming trucks no matter the size, that big as I have 13 miles one way on dirt, full sized truck can only go 25 30 or it beats the shit out of the truck and load, tacoma drives fast n smooth, never breaks down never wants extra money.. ur a shit nigger no account know nothing sak of shit unhappy with your own failings but to big a pussy ass bitch to address the real issues in ur fucked up life. suk on that faggot. a little dose of truth in ur face.
You clearly don't know anything about trucks at all. Please check which hemisphere Toyotas headquarters are located next time you feel treasonous
Originally posted by Speedy Parker You don't know what I buy or where I buy it. My tools, vehicles, appliances, and clothes are all made in the US. There may foreign made subcomponents in some but they are still made in the US not overseas. Yoy talk a big game but fail to put your money where your mouth is.
You're a hypocrite liar but that's nothing new. You posted about having a Komatsu or possibly Yanmar, I don't recall specifically, I just remember you're another one of the "buy American last" bunch of treasonous traitors. You post ALOT of lies but selling out your country in favor of cheap Asian substitutes is something I 200% believe you enjoy doing -
2022-02-02 at 3:36 AM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2022-02-02 at 5:01 AM UTC
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2022-02-02 at 5:59 AM UTCCBS News
Raskin says Trump "said the criminal part out loud"
Scott MacFarlane
Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland expressed confidence that the House select committee investigating January 6 will hear from President Trump's daughter Ivanka about what transpired that day. She's expected to be called to be interviewed by the committee later this week, although Raskin wouldn't comment on specific days or times that she is supposed to speak to them.
The Supreme Court has said that everybody owes Congress "his or her truthful testimony," Raskin, a member of the committee, told CBS News' Scott MacFarlane on "Red & Blue" on Tuesday.
Asked whether he was expecting Ivanka Trump to appear, Raskin declined to answer directly but said, "I personally am expecting everybody who was asked to come and testify to come and do it. And most people are doing it without a subpoena."
"If the president doesn't have an executive privilege claim, certainly, the daughter of the former president doesn't have an executive privilege claim," Raskin told MacFarlane. "What we've got is the Congress and the president of the United States agreeing that there's no executive privilege here — so everybody's got to come and testify."
Raskin said the committee is "making tremendous progress in fleshing out the full picture of what took place on January 6," and he said that "April sounds more realistic" for public hearings, which he believes will give the public the "whole story" of what happened in the assault on the Capitol and Trump's role in what transpired. He said the committee is planning hearings that are similar to Trump's second impeachment trial, when the House impeached him for inciting insurrection.
Ultimately, the committee's aim is to tell the American people and Congress "what exactly happened to us and what were the causes behind it," Raskin said. "What do we need to do to fortify our democratic institutions so we never face a nightmare like that again?"
The committee has spoken this week with two of former Vice President Mike Pence's top aides, Marc Short and Greg Jacob. Raskin said Tuesday that Pence was the "principle target" on January 6 both of the rioters and Trump, who was "trying to convince Pence to announce and assert non-existing powers to unilaterally reject Electoral College votes."
Trump said in a statement earlier this week that Pence could have "overturned the Election!" When asked if that makes the case against Trump simpler, Raskin said it "makes it simple in the sense that Donald Trump said the criminal part out loud."
"That makes it very clear what he was up to, but on the other hand, Donald Trump has been trying to sandbag and obstruct us by getting his greatest intimates in his entourage — like Roger Stone and Steve Bannon and Mark Meadows — not to testify," Raskin said. -
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Originally posted by Speedy Parker Source?
In 2008, Durham was appointed by Attorney General Michael Mukasey to investigate the destruction of CIA videotapes of detainee interrogations. On November 8, 2010, Durham closed the investigation without recommending any criminal charges be filed. Durham's final report remains secret but was the subject of an unsuccessful lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act filed by The New York Times reporter Charlie Savage. In August 2009, Attorney General Eric Holder appointed Durham to lead the Justice Department's investigation of the legality of CIA's use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" in the torture of detainees. Later in 2009, University of Toledo law professor Benjamin G. Davis attended a conference where former officials of the Bush administration had told conference participants shocking stories, and accounts of illegality on the part of more senior Bush officials. Davis wrote an appeal to former Bush officials to take their accounts of illegality directly to Durham. A criminal investigation into the deaths of two detainees, Gul Rahman in Afghanistan and Manadel al-Jamadi in Iraq, was opened in 2011. It was closed in 2012 (by Durham) with no charges filed. -
2022-02-02 at 3:16 PM UTCDaily Reminder,, if you don't love AMERICA AND THE 51 CONSTITUTIONS, YOU ARE NOT A FREE AMERICAN, U R A TRAITOR TO THIS COUNTRY!!
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2022-02-02 at 3:23 PM UTCMake
America
Great
Again---VOTE DEMOCRATIC
The Guardian
Trump and his enablers unwittingly offer Democrats their best hope in the midterms
Robert Reich
The midterm elections are just over nine months away. What will Democrats run on? What will Republicans run on?
One hint came at a Houston-area Trump rally Saturday night. “If I run and if I win,” the former guy said, referring to 2024, “we will treat those people from January 6th fairly.” He then added, “and if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons, because they are being treated so unfairly.”
Trump went on to demand “the biggest protest we have ever had” if federal prosecutors in Washington or in New York and Atlanta, where cases against him are moving forward, “do anything wrong or illegal”. He then called the federal prosecutors “vicious, horrible people” who are “not after me, they’re after you”.
Trump’s hint of pardons for those who attacked the Capitol could affect the criminal prosecution of hundreds now facing conspiracy, obstruction and assault charges, which carry sentences that could put them away for years. If they think Trump will pardon them, they might be less willing to negotiate with prosecutors and accept plea deals.
His comments could also be interpreted as a call for violence if various legal cases against him lead to indictments.
But if Trump keeps at it – and of course he will – he’ll help the Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections by reminding the public of the attempted coup he and his Republican co-conspirators tried to pull off between the 2020 election and January 6. That would make the midterm election less of a referendum on Biden than on the Republican party. (Don’t get me wrong. I think Biden is doing a good job, given the hand he was dealt. But Republicans are doing an even better job battering him – as his sinking poll numbers show.)
Last week, Newt Gingrich, who served as House speaker from 1995 to 1999, suggested that members of the House select committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol should face jail time if the Republican party returns to power. “The wolves are gonna find out that they’re now sheep, and they’re the ones who – in fact, I think – face a real risk of jail for the kind of laws they’re breaking,” Gingrich said on Fox News.
Gingrich’s remark prompted Representative Liz Cheney, Wyoming Republican and vice-chair of the select committee, to respond: “A former speaker of the House is threatening jail time for members of Congress who are investigating the violent January 6 attack on our Capitol and our constitution. This is what it looks like when the rule of law unravels.”
Trump and Gingrich are complicating the midterm elections prospects for all Republicans running or seeking reelection nine months from now.
Many Republican leaders believe they don’t need to offer the public any agenda for the midterms because of widespread frustration with Biden and the Democrats. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell, recently asked what the Republican party’s agenda would be if it recaptured Congress, quipped “I’ll let you know when we take it back.”
But if Republicans fail to offer an agenda, the Republican party’s midterm message is even more likely to be defined by Trump and Trumpers like Gingrich: the big lie that the 2020 election was stolen along with promises to pardon the January 6 defendants, jail members of the select committee investigating the attack on the Capitol, and other bonkers claims and promises.
This would spell trouble for the GOP, because most Americans don’t believe the big lie and remain appalled by the attack on the Capitol.
House minority leader Kevin McCarthy (who phoned Trump during the attack on the Capitol but refuses to cooperate with the House’s January 6 committee investigation) will have a central role in defining the Republican message for the midterms. And whom has McCarthy been consulting with? None other than Newt Gingrich. The two have been friends for years and McCarthy’s chief of staff in his leadership office, Dan Meyer, served in the same role for Gingrich when he was the speaker.
McCarthy knows Gingrich is a master huckster. After all, in 1994 Gingrich delivered a House majority for the Republicans for the first time in 40 years by promising a “contract with America” that amounted to little more than trickle-down economics and state’s rights.
Newt Gingrich likes to think of himself as a revolutionary force, but he behaves more like a naughty boy
But like most hucksters, Gingrich suffered a spectacular fall. In 1997 House members overwhelmingly voted to reprimand him for flouting federal tax laws and misleading congressional investigators about it – making him the first speaker panned for unethical behavior. The disgraced leader, who admitted to the ethical lapse as part of a deal to quash inquiries into other suspect activities, also had to pay a historic $300,000 penalty. Then, following a surprise loss of Republican House seats in the 1998 midterm election, Gingrich stepped down as speaker. He resigned from Congress in January 1999 and hasn’t held elected office since.
I’ve talked with Gingrich several times since then. I always come away with the impression of a military general in an age where bombast and explosive ideas are more potent than bombs. Since he lost the House, Gingrich has spent most of his time and energy trying to persuade other Republicans that he alone possesses the strategy and the ideas entitling him to be the new general of the Republican right.
Gingrich has no scruples, which is why he has allied himself with Trump and Trump’s big lie – appearing regularly on Fox News to say the 2020 election was rigged and mouth off other Trumpish absurdities (such as last week’s claim that members of the House select committee should be jailed).
Gingrich likes to think of himself as a revolutionary force, but he behaves more like a naughty boy. When he was Speaker, his House office was adorned with figurines of dinosaurs, as you might find in the bedrooms of little boys who dream of becoming huge and powerful. Gingrich can be mean, but his meanness is that of a nasty kid rather than a tyrant. And like all nasty kids, inside is an insecure little fellow who desperately wants attention.
Still, as of now, the best hope for Democrats in the midterms lies with Trump, Gingrich and others who loudly and repeatedly remind the public how utterly contemptible the Republican party has become. -
2022-02-02 at 3:29 PM UTCjust remember TRUMP won, JOE CHEATED, TRUMP is a TRUE LOVER OF AMERICA< joe loves china, fraud and illegalsThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2022-02-02 at 4:42 PM UTCDeluded simpleton.
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2022-02-02 at 4:44 PM UTCThis thread is beta
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2022-02-02 at 4:55 PM UTCtruth hurts nigga's TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP
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