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No, you dense mfr, Trump did MUCH more than talk about it. He invited those assholes to DC precisely to march on the Capitol to block certification of the election. He has been indicted for....
What's in the Jan. 6 Trump indictment
The former president has been charged with four counts, including conspiracy.
ByIvan Pereira
August 3, 2023, 4:49 PM
https://abcnews.go.com/US/latest-federal-charges-donald-trump/story?id=101918701#:~:text=The%20indictment%20contends%20that%20Trump,significant%20concerns%20that%20may%20have
AZ's post on Lee K's board.....Melania is no match for Stormy. Melly never grew a thick skin and whines as much as her husband. Stormy was born to be snarky.
In honor of the 'inner snark' that drives the posts of so many of us on this board because.......demand. 😏
My response
Chat GPT hits it out of the ball park!
Born to be snarky song lyrics based upon born to be wild song.
ChatGPT
(Verse 1)
Get your wit loaded, head out on the road,
Looking for trouble and a story to unfold.
Sass in my veins, and a smirk on my face,
No apologies here, I'll put you in your place.
(Chorus)
Born to be snarky, can't help but jest,
Turning bland conversations into a jest.
Born to be snarky, always on the prowl,
No holding back, gonna let it all howl.
(Verse 2)
Like a hurricane, I'll blow through the room,
Leaving laughter and raised eyebrows in my gloom.
Got a sharp retort for every line you sling,
Won't hold back, gonna let my sarcasm sing.
(Chorus)
Born to be snarky, it's my destiny,
In a world of blandness, I'm the recipe.
Born to be snarky, can't tame this fire,
Bringing the spice, taking humor higher.
(Bridge)
Some may call it rude, but I call it art,
Turning dull moments into a work of smart.
So buckle up, 'cause here I come,
Born to be snarky, 'til my days are done.
(Chorus)
Born to be snarky, it's in my DNA,
Injecting humor in the dull everyday.
Born to be snarky, no turning back,
Riding on sarcasm down the humor track.
Chat GPT hits it out of the ball park!
Born to be snarky song lyrics based upon born to be wild song.
ChatGPT
(Verse 1)
Get your wit loaded, head out on the road,
Looking for trouble and a story to unfold.
Sass in my veins, and a smirk on my face,
No apologies here, I'll put you in your place.
(Chorus)
Born to be snarky, can't help but jest,
Turning bland conversations into a jest.
Born to be snarky, always on the prowl,
No holding back, gonna let it all howl.
(Verse 2)
Like a hurricane, I'll blow through the room,
Leaving laughter and raised eyebrows in my gloom.
Got a sharp retort for every line you sling,
Won't hold back, gonna let my sarcasm sing.
(Chorus)
Born to be snarky, it's my destiny,
In a world of blandness, I'm the recipe.
Born to be snarky, can't tame this fire,
Bringing the spice, taking humor higher.
(Bridge)
Some may call it rude, but I call it art,
Turning dull moments into a work of smart.
So buckle up, 'cause here I come,
Born to be snarky, 'til my days are done.
(Chorus)
Born to be snarky, it's in my DNA,
Injecting humor in the dull everyday.
Born to be snarky, no turning back,
Riding on sarcasm down the humor track.
Those little lips seem ready to form the words that his disdainful look conveys, 'fake news', 'very unfair', 'people are telling me', nobody knows this....'.
No, actions matter. None of those you mentioned made attempts to reverse the results of their elections much less invite their supporters to come together and be incited to 'fight like hell'. You're spinning like a dreidel. Stop before you make yourself ill.
Haven't seen a one talking about their recent elections. GOP election deniers on the other hand.
'Prioritizing'? Load a crap. You idiots hyperbolize everything.
Name them and when they said it. The CURRENT election deniers are in the GOP House and in..........court.
Let's see, what wine pairs best with cerebellum?
Let's see, what wine pairs best with cerebellum?
Let's see, what wine pairs best with cerebellum?
'Corporate party' is a meaningless term in light of the disparities in economic performance between the two Parties documented and posted here.
GOP OWNS the recessions, poor job creation, lower GDP and lower stock market performance. Corporations did better under the Dems and SO did the middle and lower classes.
Weirdness is too big an umbrella and smacks of old man 'now back in my day.....' crap.
Weirdness has not ruined the economy, blown a pandemic response, taken away freedom of choice, incited an insurrection nor handed the country a presidential candidate with multiple indictments.
You have neither a high moral ground to stand on nor an economic record to crow about either.
No call for insurrection from any of 'em, nor any violent attempt to interfere with certification of election results either, so false equivalence call on you; 15 yards and loss of down.
SCOTUS stopped the vote count in FL and in a partisan GOP vote awarded FL and the presidency to Bush. Thank you SCOTUS for 9/11 and the Great Recession.
'Got weird'? Weirder than the conspiracy theory centric GOP? Weider than Margie and Sloebert? Weirder AND more dangerous than 'stop the steal' and the rest of the GOP authoritarian wannabe theocratic crap?
As for the 'corporate Party'? Like so much of what you assert, it doesn't hold up to scrutiny
There’s no longer a business-friendly political party
Rick Newman·Senior Columnist
Updated Mon, May 15, 2023
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/theres-no-longer-a-business-friendly-political-party-195432346.html
For decades, the Republican Party was corporate America’s BFF.
CEOs could count on Republicans to keep taxes low and regulations light—and largely let businesses govern themselves. Businesses returned the favor by filling Republican coffers with millions of dollars in campaign donations.
That cozy relationship tensed up during the Trump administration.
In one sense, President Donald Trump behaved as a traditional Republican, by cutting business taxes and slashing regulation. But he also launched trade wars against China and other economic partners, which gummed up supply chains and raised costs for thousands of US businesses. Trump also mounted unprecedented personal attacks against companies that didn’t do his bidding or somehow failed his loyalty tests.
Trump’s selective hostility to business has now escalated into a Republican broadside against virtually any company that violates the party’s new unwritten code of cultural regression. Republican culture-warriors label this a “war on wokeness,” or pushback against excessive cultural sensitivity. But nobody really knows what wokeness means, and Republicans are using that vagueness to attack any business that threatens their grip on power, or their pathway to it.
The seminal spectacle in the GOP’s breakup with business is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s battle with the Walt Disney Co., which is one of Florida’s largest employers and its single biggest taxpayer. DeSantis went after Disney last year, when it opposed a bill he backed that would restrict what Florida schools can teach young kids about sex and gender. DeSantis could have been a normal politician and let Disney take whatever stance it felt was necessary to appease its customers, employees, and shareholders. The law passed, despite Disney’s objections, so DeSantis got what he wanted.
But DeSantis was a sore winner, and he revoked Disney’s self-governing status near its Orlando theme park. He tried to punish the company in other ways, too. Disney punched back with a legal maneuver to reclaim its municipal independence. DeSantis has vowed a fight to the death, and litigation could go on for years.
For what? Certainly not for any business-related principle. DeSantis is basically trying to use one of the world’s most famous brands as a foil in his campaign to become America’s culture-warrior-in-chief.
DeSantis picked a dumb fight with Disney that he could very well lose. Yet other Republicans seem to think the DeSantis-style war on wokeness is such a winning strategy they’re copying it. Some House Republicans are looking for ways to punish Disney beyond Florida, at the federal level. Republicans also hope to wage a “war on woke capitalism” as a part of their 2024 campaign to seize control of Congress and the White House.
Several Republican-led states, including Florida, Arizona, Louisiana, and North Dakota, have enacted rules or laws restricting state investments in money-managing firms that practice ESG investing, which means they take environmental, sustainability and governance into account when choosing which firms to do business with. That’s meant to punish Wall Street giants such as BlackRock and JPMorgan Chase that are pushing ESG as an ethical and savvy way to invest.
Then there are Republican efforts to break up or dismantle tech firms such as Facebook and Google. Montana recently banned TikTok, making it illegal to download the app as of next January. If the bill survives an inevitable legal challenge, it would fine TikTok, Google, Apple or any business that makes the app available inside Montana at a rate of $10,000 per day.
Republican aren’t taking a stand against profits, per se, or against capitalism writ large, the way the Bernie Sanders wing of the Democratic Party does. They’re attacking businesses on an ad hoc basis when it suits some other political goal.
Yet this violates the whole ethos of laissez-faire capitalism, the Republican concept of setting minimalist rules for businesses and then getting out of the way. Republicans are still more or less content to keep taxes low and regulations lean, but it now comes with a hefty price: Businesses, in return, must abide by a retrograde Republican ideology that’s out-of-touch with mainstream Americans.
It would be an overstatement to say the Democrats are seizing the opportunity to buddy up with corporate America. President Biden has trash-talked fossil-fuel companies, proposed a hike in business taxes and ratcheted up regulations. Yet Biden has also eased trade frictions with friendly nations, and it’s Biden’s Democrats who want to raise the federal borrowing limit and avoid a destabilizing threat of default. Plus Biden probably seems quite friendly to green-energy firms and many other businesses that will benefit from billions of dollars in subsidies in bills Biden has backed and signed, such as last year’s Inflation Reduction Act.
There’s no rule that says one of America’s major political parties has to represent the interests of big business. Some Americans think corporate America has had too much sway over public priorities for far too long. More distance between lobbyists and policymakers may even be appropriate. Still, regulating business should be about making the economy as productive as possible — not about scoring points or settling grievances.
The f'k it did, take more courage to refuse. I received 0💩 from people for getting the Covid vax, but then I don't have many Trumpanzees in my life.
PUBLIC health measures, you self-absorbed ass🎩. A concept well established and well accepted until you FREEDUMB shouting assholes came along along with your junk science driven conspiracy theories.
Now how DID Bill Gates get those tracking devices in the hypodermic needles, you f'ing simpleton?
Please do find the articles that confirm that unvaxxed Trumpanzees failed better against Covid than the vaxxed have.
True, but which Party has demonstrated that it is a threat to democracy by not accepting elections results not just because they lost but rather because they ginned themselves up over that bullshit 'stop the steal' crap to point of insurrection?
Which Party's SCOTUS appointees kicked the abortion question to states that they KNEW would would try to outlaw it or restrict it to the point of threatening the reproductive health of women?
Which Party is reaping what they sowed from the electoral results where abortion was on the ballot?
Which Party has a candidate who tells you he will be 'your retribution'?
And then you have abundant evidence posted here many times that The Dems are decidedly better for the economy going as far back as FDR?
Bill's tendency towards false equivalence is increasingly annoying.
That's SOP for most SEASONAL vaxxes, you science illiterate ass-clown.
Are you afraid of the jabs, you f'ing baby?👶
And yeah, sunshine was the ticket to fighting Covid.
Look at the sunbelt Covid death rates, you f'ing imbecile.
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/sosmap/covid19_mortality_final/COVID19.htm
but the commie party is historically racist...
NOT over the past 60 years you ahistorical nitwit. The GOP is home to the racial bigots and has been since the Southern Strategy. Look it up, dummy.
Were some people heedless of public health measures that were SOP for decades? Absof'inglutley!
Military has REQUIRED vaxxes for decades. So did they weed out some treasonous, insubordinate, Trumpanzees because communal/barracks living? Good! Seriously, how f'ing stupid to bring up the military and vaxxes.
Did many, many, more people/Republicans die from Covid because they bought into junk science anti-vaxxer bull💩 from assholes like Trump and RFK Jr.? Yep.
What You Need to Know
There are many benefits of getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
Prevents serious illness: COVID-19 vaccines available in the United States are safe and effective at protecting people from getting seriously ill, being hospitalized, and dying.
A safer way to build protection: Getting a COVID-19 vaccine is a safer, more reliable way to build protection than getting sick with COVID-19.
Offers added protection: COVID-19 vaccines can offer added protection to people who had COVID-19, including protection against being hospitalized from a new infection.
How to be best protected: As with vaccines for other diseases, people are best protected when they stay up to date.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/vaccine-benefits.html
For what, making us laugh hard and often?🤣
Hey asshole, I gave you 4 links that confirm my point that anti-Covid vaxxer Trumpanzees willing, stupidly, removed themselves from the voting roles.
There are NO data showing the contrary. But thanks for the jobs program for undertakers and Darwin Awards factory employees, nitwit.
You really are the dumbest of 💩's.
Welcome to Man with Fist in Air, Running Man, Josh F'ingHawley. Are you kidding me? This gutless insurrection inciting piece of 💩 is, however, representative of the cowardly f'ks in the GOP House and free range Trumpanzees everywhere.
Does a tremendous number on the lungs. But it sounds Interesting to me.
Thanks for the Junk Science. Reality: MORE unvaxxed Trumpanzees died than vaxxed people in both Parties.
Thank you for the electoral help in '20 and again in '22.
Republicans' excess death rate spiked after COVID-19 ...
NPR
https://www.npr.org › 2023/07/25 › covid-deaths-demo...
Jul 25, 2023 — After vaccines became widely available in 2021, "the excess death rate among Republican voters was 43% higher than the excess death rate ...
How Many Republicans Died Because the GOP Turned ...
The Atlantic
https://www.theatlantic.com › health › archive › 2022/12
Dec 23, 2022 — The Republican Party is unquestionably complicit in the premature deaths of many of its own supporters, a phenomenon that may be without ...
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After the Vaccine, Republicans Became Far More Likely to ...
Voice of San Diego
https://voiceofsandiego.org › 2023/01/30 › after-the-va...
Jan 30, 2023 — But during the second year, as Covid vaccines became widely available, Republicans in San Diego County began dying at significantly higher rates ...
Study Finds Large Gap in Excess Deaths Along Partisan Lines ...
Yale School of Public Health
https://ysph.yale.edu › news-article › study-finds-large-...
Nov 3, 2022 — A team of Yale researchers has found that Republican voters in two U.S. states had more excess deaths than Democratic voters after vaccines ...
GOP Rep. Mike Turner: Russian propaganda is 'being uttered on the House floor'
The GOP 'freedom caucus'....what a f'ing oxymoron describing as it does the GOP Taliban wannabe theocrats.
You support a bunch of Putin ball-washing, insurrection supporting, ass-clowns.
And this isn't coming from a member of the 'squad', asshole.
House Intelligence Chair Mike Turner on Sunday said several of his GOP colleagues have repeated Russian propaganda on the House floor.
GOP Rep. Mike Turner said Sunday that Russian propaganda has taken hold among some of his House Republican colleagues and is even "being uttered on the House floor."
"We see directly coming from Russia ... communications that are anti-Ukraine and pro-Russia messages, some of which we even hear being uttered on the House floor," Turner, chair of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, said in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union."
"There are members of Congress today who still incorrectly say that this conflict between Russia and Ukraine is over NATO, which of course it is not," he added.
Turner's office did not immediately respond to NBC News' request for clarification about which members of Congress he was referring to.
His comments come on the heels of remarks House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Michael McCaul made this week about how Russian propaganda has taken root among the GOP.
McCaul, a Texas Republican, told Puck News that he thinks "Russian propaganda has made its way into the United States, unfortunately, and it’s infected a good chunk of my party’s base."
No screaming 💩!
Turner and McCaul each tied Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin, to other authoritarian leaders, including President Xi Jinping of China and Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea.
"[The propaganda] makes it more difficult for us to really see this as an authoritarian versus democracy battle, which is what it is," Turner told CNN, adding, "President Xi of China, Vladimir Putin himself have identified as such."
Can't see it Mike because too many of the House GOP members ARE a bunch of authoritarians themselves.
McCaul described explaining to colleagues that the threat of Russian propaganda is similar to threats made by other U.S. adversaries.
"I have to explain to them what’s at stake, why Ukraine is in our national security interest," he said. "By the way, you don’t like Communist China? Well, guess what? They’re aligned [with Russia], along with the ayatollah [of Iran]. So when you explain it that way, they kind of start understanding it."
Kind of? Don't make me 🤣.
The committee chairs' remarks about Russian propaganda came as they spoke about the need for Congress to approve more military aid to Ukraine.
Of course it wasn't voluntary, but then there were no antivaxxer morons back in the day.
'Sir, no sir, personal freedom!' wouldn't have been well received.
Of course you don't believe me. But you do believe/fall for and spread unsubstantiated crap/conspiracy theories from moronic sources.
You fragile righty snowflakes have to construct alt-realities constructed of what you NEED to believe to get through the day. To the tune of 'it's a hard knocks life', for Trumpanzees it's a weak ass life.
Throw in Chicken Little too. The Covid jabs are killing you! The Covid jabs are killing you!
Too bad there's not a jab to boost IQ. Those who need it least will still get it. Trumpanzees? 'It'll make you stupid!'
Animation showing planned Key Bridge explosive demolition unveiled
By CHRISTINE CONDON | chcondon@baltsun.com
PUBLISHED: May 8, 2024 at 4:05 p.m. | UPDATED: May 9, 2024 at 6:10 a.m.
https://www.baltimoresun.com/2024/05/08/key-bridge-demolition-explosion-animation/?itm_source=parsely-api
Francis Scott Key Bridge cleanup officials shared a video animation Wednesday depicting how crews plan to deploy small explosive devices to clear a large steel truss resting on the bow of the Dali container ship in the Patapsco River.
Remember this?
Lee Elia Chicago Cubs manager infamous tirade on April 29,1983
Today in Cubs history: Lee Elia’s famous postgame rant
This was... something, that’s for sure.
By Al Yellon@bleedcubbieblue Apr 29, 2023, 11:30am CDT
Al Yellon
To truly understand Cubs manager Lee Elia’s historic rant in early 1983, it’s important to put things in context.
1983 was the second year of Tribune Co. ownership of the Cubs. They had come off horrendous years in the last years of the Wrigley regime in 1980 (64-98, .395) and 1981 (38-65, .369 and if not for the strike, that team would surely have broken the franchise record for losses). That’s when Tribune and general manager Dallas Green took over. Green made significant moves and the team improved somewhat in 1982 to a 73-89 (.451) mark that included a 33-24 record after August 1, the second-best record in the National League in that span.
So there was some optimism heading into the ‘83 season, but those Cubs got off to an awful start. They lost their first six games and were 5-13 going into a game April 29 at Wrigley Field against the Dodgers.
The details of the 4-3 loss to the Dodgers that day don’t really matter, except for the way L.A. scored the winning run. The Cubs had blown a 3-1 lead and Lee Smith entered with the game tied 3-3 in the eighth. He threw a wild pitch to the first batter he faced with a runner on third, allowing the lead, and eventually winning, run to score.
Just 9,391 people paid to see that game, and some of the few that hung around afterward started heckling Cubs players as they trudged across left field to the clubhouse, which was still located in the left-field corner (it wouldn’t be moved to behind the dugout until the following year). In the Tribune recap of the game, Robert Markus wrote:
[Keith] Moreland had to be restrained from climbing onto the dugout roof to get at three fans who were taunting the Cubs as they walked off the field.
“I saw it,” said [general manager Dallas] Green. “They were drunk. There were three guys with their hands full of beer, and Keith tried to get over the dugout.”
After that was when Elia let loose with this tirade in the clubhouse. I realize it’s Saturday, but... if you’re at work, this is definitely NSFW.
We have the late Chicago radio reporter Les Grobstein to thank for that recording — he was reporting from the Cubs clubhouse that afternoon and dutifully recorded all of Elia’s tirade. If you don’t want to play the video, there’s a full transcript here via Chris Jaffe at Hardball Times, published 10 years ago on the rant’s 30th anniversary.
After that 85 percent — 15 percent remark, someone made up buttons reading “I’m a working Cub Fan.” That’s what you see pictured at the top of this post. The button is mine — I still have it. I was, and still am, a “working Cub fan.”
The Tribune’s Markus reported that Green said Elia’s job was “in jeopardy” after the clubhouse tirade, but in the end Green didn’t dismiss Elia after the rant. The embattled Cubs manager did wind up getting fired later that year, for a different reason — after Braves rookie Gerald Perry had come into Wrigley and led Atlanta to a three-game sweep by going 4-for-9 with a home run and six RBI, Elia was quoted as saying he had “never heard” of Perry.
That was the last straw for Green, who replaced Elia with Charlie Fox for the rest of the season. The Cubs finished two games worse than they had in 1982, at 71-91. Little did we know what we had waiting for us just one year later, the N.L. East title in 1984.
In June 1987, Elia was interviewed by Jerome Holtzman, then a Tribune writer, when he returned to Wrigley Field as the Phillies’ third-base coach:
‘’It sounded like I was cursing the entire Cub kingdom,’’ Elia explained Monday. ‘’But that`s not true. I was only talking about those fans who were harassing Moreland and Bowa.’’
The tirade sure sounded like “cursing the entire Cub kingdom” to me. Elia did get a second chance to manage, taking over the Phillies literally the day after Holtzman spoke to him in Chicago, after the Cubs took the first two games of a three-game set against Philadelphia at Wrigley Field. He managed in Philadelphia until the final week of 1988, when he was fired with a 60-92 record. Elia served as a Yankees coach in 1989 and managed in the Phillies system from 1990-92 before retiring from baseball.
Incidentally, Elia also played briefly for the Cubs, 15 games as a utility infielder in 1968. The following April he was traded to the Yankees for Nate Oliver.
He’s still living, aged 85, with his family in Florida. I wish him well — he was a good baseball man and deserves to be remembered for more than just his clubhouse rant, which happened 40 years ago today, Friday, April 29, 1983.
Biden on Trump: He 'didn't build a damn thing'
Source: Politico
05/08/2024 02:02 PM EDT
President Joe Biden on Wednesday cast a major new investment in battleground Wisconsin as emblematic of the nation’s economic comeback.
But the main thrust of his address wasn’t so much to boast about the current climate as it was an attempt to contrast it with his predecessor’s record. Time and again, Biden took aim at former President Donald Trump, casting him as someone who talked but didn’t deliver.
Even the setting of the speech itself was meant to deliver the point: Biden was highlighting a new Microsoft data center that would be built on grounds where then-President Trump announced that Foxconn would build a $10 billion factory for making LCD panels.
That plant was never built, even after the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer received millions in subsidies and bulldozed homes and farms to build the factory.
“He promised a $10 billion investment by Foxconn. He came with your senator, Ron Johnson, with a golden shovel and didn’t build a damn thing,” Biden said. “They dug a hole with those golden shovels and then they fell into it.”
Read more: https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/08/biden-trump-2024-elections-00156853
Biden on Trump: He 'didn't build a damn thing'
Source: Politico
05/08/2024 02:02 PM EDT
President Joe Biden on Wednesday cast a major new investment in battleground Wisconsin as emblematic of the nation’s economic comeback.
But the main thrust of his address wasn’t so much to boast about the current climate as it was an attempt to contrast it with his predecessor’s record. Time and again, Biden took aim at former President Donald Trump, casting him as someone who talked but didn’t deliver.
Even the setting of the speech itself was meant to deliver the point: Biden was highlighting a new Microsoft data center that would be built on grounds where then-President Trump announced that Foxconn would build a $10 billion factory for making LCD panels.
That plant was never built, even after the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer received millions in subsidies and bulldozed homes and farms to build the factory.
“He promised a $10 billion investment by Foxconn. He came with your senator, Ron Johnson, with a golden shovel and didn’t build a damn thing,” Biden said. “They dug a hole with those golden shovels and then they fell into it.”
Read more: https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/08/biden-trump-2024-elections-00156853
Jared Moskowitz trolls MTG
How it started, how it’s going pic.twitter.com/vSo5FSbQ4q
— Jared Moskowitz (@JaredEMoskowitz) May 8, 2024
Jared Moskowitz trolls MTG
How it started, how it’s going pic.twitter.com/vSo5FSbQ4q
— Jared Moskowitz (@JaredEMoskowitz) May 8, 2024
Technically, 500K on his watch. But absolutely, he poisoned his supporters' wells with his junk science riffs and, most importantly, his stone cold silence on the vaxxes for a full year after they were introduced, thus adding to the Covid death toll.
You would THINK he'd have said 'look at what MY Warp speed has provided! Take 'em MAGA nation, gonna need your votes in a few years'. Nope, like his supporters he was and remains a gutless piece of 💩
Remember, you're talking to a TrumpTard!
Oh yeah, that's the ticket. Forehead smack here.
7, why ain't I dead you junk science peddling nitwit? I'm amazed how gutless you anti-vaxxer assholes are. I lined up for a polio vax when I was a little kid, 12 vaxxes over 8 weeks in USMC boot camp and subsequently, flu vaxxes, pneumonia vaxxes, Covid vaxxes, RSV vax and the Shingles vax.
Seriously, WTF are you pussies afraid of? If you were right about any of the panicky shit you peddle about Covid vaxxes there would verifiably be enough dead among those taking them. FAUX News would be all over it. They ain't.
The f'k it was ALL based on that. Read it again, move your lips as you do, you semiliterate f'ing Trumpanzee
And in addition to this you assholes support an insurrection inciting Putin ass-kisser which make you as treasonous as he is.
Absof'inglutley, nitwit
Russian agents did conspire to influence the election, undermine Clinton and help Trump, and Trump as well as people close to him eagerly welcomed the help.
A Russian asset? No. An American president who was perfectly fine with an unfriendly authoritarian regime illegally interfering in a U.S. presidential election to assist him by stealing political documents from his opponent? Who talked about “America first” but happily sided with an anti-American strongman when it served his interests and his ego? Absolutely. Whatever the Durham report ultimately says about the FBI investigation, it won’t change those fundamental facts.
That SEEMS like an issue to run on.😏
Choice is the one issue that has been tested electorally, to the dismay of the GOP.
It's silly for you to claim it's the ONLY issue the Dems will emphasize. The job creation from the two big bills passed will be increasingly visible as the construction season progresses.
And of course the issue of integrity will be emphasized as Trump wends his way through the justice system and Biden does not.
FISA warrants had nothing to do with any of the following.....
Russian agents did conspire to influence the election, undermine Clinton and help Trump, and Trump as well as people close to him eagerly welcomed the help.
A Russian asset? No. An American president who was perfectly fine with an unfriendly authoritarian regime illegally interfering in a U.S. presidential election to assist him by stealing political documents from his opponent? Who talked about “America first” but happily sided with an anti-American strongman when it served his interests and his ego? Absolutely. Whatever the Durham report ultimately says about the FBI investigation, it won’t change those fundamental facts.
What the article did mention outweighs by far what you've mentioned,
So does this:
Russian agents did conspire to influence the election, undermine Clinton and help Trump, and Trump as well as people close to him eagerly welcomed the help.
A Russian asset? No. An American president who was perfectly fine with an unfriendly authoritarian regime illegally interfering in a U.S. presidential election to assist him by stealing political documents from his opponent? Who talked about “America first” but happily sided with an anti-American strongman when it served his interests and his ego? Absolutely. Whatever the Durham report ultimately says about the FBI investigation, it won’t change those fundamental facts.