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Tweety working hard at midnight, after watching Newsmaxx I love the Great State of Georgia, but the people who run it, from the Governor, @BrianKempGA, to the Secretary of State, are a complete disaster and don’t have a clue, or worse. Nobody can be this stupid. Just allow us to find the crime, and turn the state Republican.... ...The consent decree signed by the “Secretary”, with the consent of Kemp, is perhaps even more poorly negotiated than the deal that John Kerry made with Iran. Now it turns out that Brad R’s brother works for China, and they definitely don’t want “Trump”. So disgusting! #MAGA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bc2wh_Zyv7Y |
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The major beneficiary of Manafort’s actions is Vladimir Putin himself, who the IC concludes directed the 2016 attack..& who can maintain plausible deniability as long as Manafort doesn’t spill the beans Remember that Manafort was the linchpin of Russia’s efforts with the Trump campaign. He was the one with direct contacts with Russian intel. He was the one sharing info with them. He was the one who owed a Russian oligarch $10M...but worked for the campaign for free. Manafort initially claimed to be cooperating with Mueller. But he wasn’t: In fact he was secretly continuing to do work for Ukraine, tampering with witnesses, and lying to Mueller’s team. Mueller discovered that Trump had been dangling a pardon behind the scenes. Manafort was in a position to spill ALL THE BEANS. He was pushing Russian disinfo (that Ukraine interfered in the election) as far back as 2016. He was sharing campaign polling data with Russian intel. Writing in “code” to his Russian oligarch debtor. Soooo...it was (and is) really important to both Trump AND Putin to keep his mouth shut. That is what that pardon was about. HOWEVER, remember that the NY AG has an indictment lined up on Manafort on other state charges. Trump’s pardon won’t reach those. He also continues to be a fair interview subject for FBI counterintelligence; and if he lies to them in such an interview, that’s a new crime and one that, after Jan. 20, his pal Trump won’t be around to help him with. So, the story is not over for Manafort or Tweety because as McConnell said "While the president alone possesses the power to pardon, it's important to remember that he is not personally exempt from federal laws that prohibit the corrupt actions of all government officials." So on January 6th, Trump will lose again -- just as he lost on November 3rd, just as he lost during every successive stage of the electoral college vote process, and just as he lost in every court challenge re the election. |
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Stupid is still stupid Get out of your sewer and get some air. Save yourself Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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4 died in Benghazi: They had Hillary testify for 11 hours, held 33 hearings, and launched a multiyear probe. 342,577 died thanks to Trump’s malevolence: You cheer him on, deny his election defeat, and try to overturn Biden’s win. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Claiming they election was rigged and dem eat and drink baby blood or 5g Like I said if you see both as equal it’s not the sewer gasses Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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We are not trying to compare that bs with political allegiance I hope. This is not even close to being the same. Your party simply has no conscience and have proven it time and again. Yet you stick by them like they are the second coming while criticizing the base of the right. Hypocrite much? |
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She was under oath as was he.. so a classic he said she said ... that’s why he is a Justice this was no conspiracy theory 80 percent of Democratic men believe Ford as do 74 percent of Democratic women. Among Republicans, 77 percent of men believe Kavanaugh, as do 73 percent of women. That’s what Partisanship looks like Be We are talking conspiracy theory’s , not partisanship , and you can’t or won’t admit the 2 topics are not the same Wisconsin health system said an employee admitted to deliberately spoiling 500 doses of coronavirus vaccine. Let me guess what party of conscience or website conspiracy this person believed ! to do what they did The Nashville RV guy what conspiracy moved him 5G lizard people...s What % of Republicans believe these conspiracy theory’s Some 56% of Republicans believe that QAnon, a far-right conspiracy theory, is mostly or partly true, These aren’t made up stats And Republican elected officials are cashing in parroting these claims for votes .. and please don’t suggest both sides do it , even their own members see the downfall in the path some willing go down So Ben Sasse is what a Rino or Truth Teller , about trying to flip the election Let’s be clear what is happening here: We have a bunch of ambitious politicians who think there’s a quick way to tap into the president’s populist base without doing any real, long-term damage. But they’re wrong — and this issue is bigger than anyone’s personal ambitions, Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Do you still believe her Wayne?
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The Treason Party has a nice ring to it.
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